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HP System Dictionary/XL COBOL Definition Extractor (32257-90001)

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4883 MESSAGE Unable to read from temp file SDCNST. Program aborted (SDERR4883)
CAUSE A disc error occurred while reading from the temporary file SDCNST.
ACTION Check the file system error message. Notify the System Manager if a serious error is
suspected.
4884 MESSAGE Unable to delete temp file SDCNST. Program aborted (SDERR 4884)
CAUSE A disc error occurred while deleting the temporary file SDCNST.
ACTION Check the file system error message. Notify the System Manager if a serious problem
is suspected.
None MESSAGE Message catalog (SDCAT.PUB.SYS) open error.
CAUSE SDCAT.PUB.SYS message catalog does not exist.
ACTION Notify Dictionary Administrator of the problem.
None MESSAGE Message catalog (SDCAT.PUB.SYS) access error.
CAUSE SDDBD could not access SDCAT.PUB.SYS.
ACTION Check and see if SDCAT.PUB.SYS is being exclusively accessed by some other users. If
a serious problem is suspected, notify System Manager and Dictionary Administrator.
None MESSAGE Message catalog (SDCAT.PUB.SYS) illegally formatted.
CAUSE SDCAT.PUB.SYS is not in accordance with the NL message catalog format.
ACTION Notify Dictionary Administrator of this problem.
None MESSAGE Message catalog (SDCAT.PUB.SYS) internal error
CAUSE SDCAT.PUB.SYS contains an internal error.
ACTION Notify Dictionary Administrator and System Manager of this problem.
None MESSAGE Message catalog access error: set = set-no, msg = msg-no, err =err-no
CAUSE An error occurred while attempting to access an SDDBD message. The message set
number is sss, message line number is mmm, and the NL error code is eee.
ACTION Check the message catalog (SDCAT.PUB.SYS) and see if the message is missing. If a
serious problem is suspected, notify System Manager.
None MESSAGE Error while writing to $STDLIST. Program is aborted.
CAUSE An error is detected while writing to $STDLIST.
ACTION If the SDDLIST = clause is used at the RUN command, see if the file equated to
$STDLIST is filled up. If a serious problem is suspected, notify System Manager.