Caché Error Reference - InterSystems Documentation

System Error Messages
Error Code
Description
The partition space for the process is exhausted. The
process needs a block larger than the largest contiguous
block of available space in the partition. Even though $S
may show available space, it is fragmented. Reduce the
number or size of the local variables. Utilities may not be
available until some variables are deleted in order to free
up space. Issuing ZLOAD for too large a routine from a
tape or sequential file can also cause this error.
An expression is too long, there are too many expressions
in an argument for a single command, or an expression
contains many very long strings. Simplify the expression.
There has been an internal error handling big strings over
the network.
A subscript has an illegal value or a global reference is
too long. For more information on maximum length of
global references, see the section “Determining the
Maximum Length of a Subscript” in the “Global Structure”
chapter of Using Caché Globals.
There is a syntax error (an error in the formation of a
language construct, such as a misspelled or missing
keyword).
Either there has been an attempt to do something not
allowed by the operating system, or there is an error
condition in Caché, in which case you should notify your
support center with as much information as possible.
There has been an attempt to read on a terminal or device
in image mode with no terminator and it was not a
fixed-length read.
This process has attempted to access too many active
classes.
Too many intermediate long strings are present on the
string stack.
This process has attempted to create too many
simultaneously open objects.
Too many processes are trying to use a particular class
simultaneously (more than 65561).
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