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System Error MessagesError CodeDescriptionA reference has been made to a nonexistent class.There has been an attempt to use an object hosted on the local systemwhose class has been recompiled from a remote system since the objectwas created.There has been an attempt to use an object hosted on the local systemwhose class has been recompiled on the local system since the objectwas created.A class cannot be used because its class descriptor is too large to fitinto a routine buffer.A class cannot be created because its class descriptor is too large to fitinto a routine buffer.A network request cannot be processed due to incompatibility betweenthe client and server.A cluster member has failed during global buffer lock processing.There was an attempt to change the collation algorithm while subscriptedlocal variables are defined.Subscript level mapping failed due to misconfigured collation type.A reference has been made to a global whose collation type is notsupported on the current system.A command has been used improperly in this context, such as anargumentless GoTo in a routine.Received during a COMMIT when Caché receives an error whileprocessing a TCommit.This error means that Caché is not sure whetherone or more remote machines actually processed the commit.The combination of pattern and input string generate too many possiblematches to manage.There has been an attempt to reserve a block that was already reserved.An internal object system error occurred. Contact InterSystemsWorldwide Response Center if this error occurs.The volume set is corrupted. Usually, this means the label on the volumeset is wrong. Use the LABEL utility to correct it.One of the major processes required for proper operation of the systemfailed to start. This is potentially a very serious system error; notify yoursystem manager.There is an invalid label in a database map block.Caché has detected degradation in this database (this is potentially avery serious system error; notify your system manager).A Cache job's internal job number is greater than 1544 and it isattempting to access a DSM database using DDP. The job number istoo large for DDP to handle.246 Caché Error Reference
General System Error MessagesError CodeDescriptionThere is no such directory on the target system, no Caché database,the Caché database is not mounted, or the database is locked by anotherconfiguration.A TCP disconnect has been detected while a long-duration request isbeing processed.Caché has encountered an uncorrectable disk hardware error (this mayalso be the result of a database problem; notify your system manager).There has been an attempt to divide by zero.Repeated attempts to contact the domain space master have failed.There has been an attempt to read from a disconnected terminal.An attempt to write data to a disk file failed because the file reached itsmaximum size; some of the data was written but not all.There has been an attempt use $SORTBEGIN with an ancestor ordescendent of an already-defined $SORTBEGIN global.An error has occurred during an attempt to load a dynamic library viacallout. See cconsole.log for additional information.A user-generated software trap was generated by setting the $ECODEsystem variable to a non-null string value.There has been an attempt to read past the end-of-file marker of asequential file.There are insufficient system resources remaining to run an error trapprocedure.Another process has attempted to interrupt this process.Table 4–2: System Error Messages - F to JError CodeDescriptionCaché attempted to allocate a disk block for more global data or routinestorage, but the attempt failed because the Caché database is full andcould not be expanded.The routine has too many nested calls to Do, For, Xecute, New, oruser-written functions.The specified function does not exist or is being used improperly.The one of the processes that reclaims space in the database has failed.This is potentially a very serious system error; notify your systemmanager.An internal error message.There has been an attempt to use a negative value where one is notallowed, such as, for $X or $Y.A class cannot be used because Caché has run out of shared memory.Caché Error Reference 247
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