User guide

1.11 Troubleshooting and tips
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File stem too long for target platform
This message appears when the file name stem is too long for the target plat-
form. To prevent this error, restrict the length of the stem by reducing the fixed
text, or by using truncated tags. The example for the
<dos> tag in “Examples of
tag usage” on page 26 demonstrates truncation.
Extension too long for target platform
This message appears when the file name extension is too long for the target
platform. For example, file names in UNIX are not considered to have a sepa-
rate file name extension. Using the
<dot> tag in conjunction with the <unix>
tag would generate this error. To prevent this error, create a template such as
<unix><jobname>.hpf rather than using the <dot> tag.
Full pathname too long for target platform
This message appears when the full path name (combination of the file path and
the file name) is too long for the target platform. For example, in Windows
operating systems the full path name must not exceed 259 characters. To pre-
vent this error, examine the number of characters in the file path of the output
file (for example,
C:\SW53\RIP\FILES\) and create a template in which the
combined length of the file path and the file name do not exceed the limit for the
platform.
The path was not supplied
This message appears when the file path is not specified in the
Change... text box
within the Configuration dialog box. To prevent this error, provide a valid file
path.
Unknown tag found in template
This message appears when an unknown tag is found in the template. This is
most likely due to a spelling error.
Tag delimiter not found
This message appears when a tag delimiter, either
< or >, is missing from a tag.
Check that all the tags have both delimiters.