General Error Messages - InterSystems Documentation

System Error MessagesError CodeDescriptionAn internal object system error. Contact InterSystems WorldwideResponse Center if this error occurs.A user has interrupted the routine. (In many implementations, the userhas pressed CTRL-C.)There is an invalid argument prototype in the zfentry specification of acallout function.The bit string used in a bit string operation is not valid.There has been an attempt to use a class that has been corrupted.Recompile the class and try again.A file variable was expected but none was supplied.No object with the specified OREF is currently in memory.A SELECT list was expected but not supplied.An OREF has been used where not allowed.An exception occurred during a call into the Java runtime environment.No Java Virtual Machine is available.Table 4–3: System Error Messages - K to OError CodeDescriptionA routine has a duplicate label within it. Labels must be unique withinthe routine.While compiling and inserting code into an existing routine, the currentlanguage mode differs from that of the routine.This configuration has exceeded the number of license units it has beenallocated from the pool of total units available.There has been an attempt to exceed the number of processes allowedon your system under the current license.The license server is unreachable at the moment. Check your network.An improperly-formed list has been used.Some locks once owned by this job have been reset.The system is initializing. No users are permitted to begin work.A magnetic tape operation encountered an error. Check $ZA.There are too many subscripts at this level.An attempt to $INCREMENT a variable did not change its value.The maximum lock count (32766) has been exceeded.An arithmetic operation has produced a number larger than theimplementation allows.There are no slots available to allocate to invoke a new routine.248 Caché Error Reference