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ERROR_CLASS
Functions of PCFP
Indicates what class of error, if any, occurred when PCFP attempted to process the
function. In all cases, the specific nature of the special circumstance, warning, or
error is given by item ERROR_CODE.
Data Type: value-list, returned
NONE = 0
Indicates the function completed with no problems.
WARNING = 1
Indicates the function completed, but some special circumstance or minor
problem occurred.
EXECUTION_ERROR = 2
Indicates that PCFP attempted the function but did not complete it because of a
problem encountered during execution.
CALLER_ERROR = 3
Indicates that PCFP did not attempt the function because the calling program did
not set up a parameter properly. This class of error typically results from a bug
in the calling program.
ASG_ERROR = 4
ERROR_FILE
Indicates that PCFP could not assign one of the specified files for some reason.
Indicates which file, if any, was the source of the warning or error that PCFP
encountered. If your program calls ELMS to print an error message, it should supply
this value as the second numeric insert.
Data Type: value-list, returned
NONE = 0
PCFP returns a value of NONE for this item if ERROR_CLASS = NONE, or if the
error PCFP encountered is not associated with any specific file.
TEMP_FILE = 1
The value TEMP_FILE refers to a temporary file that PCFP may assign as part of
its internal function processing.
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