AionDS Messages and Codes Guide

AionDS runtime errors
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1-146 AionDS Messages and Codes
File already exists (VM)
AionDS is not able to create the file with the specified name because it
already exists.
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21350
Knowledge base (ENQ) failure
An unexpected ENQ failure occurred accessing the knowledge base
partitioned dataset.
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21352
Knowledge base end-access (DEQ) failure
An unexpected DEQ failure occurred releasing the knowledge base
partitioned dataset.
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22505
Left Margin is less than 1
A TSL command has set the left margin to less than the leftmost position.
Check any &LM and &LI commands in the text. If this error is issued for a
report, check the Left Margin property of the report object.
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22510
Passed ‘%’ to function when already past the last element of list, set or
class
AionDS is unable to execute a function because there are not enough
argument values available. When you execute a function for each value in a
list or set, or for each instance in a group of instances, you must make sure
that there are enough elements or instances for each time the function
executes.
For example, if a function takes two elements of a list as arguments each time
it executes, the number of elements in the list must be divisible by two. If the
list contains an odd number of elements, the function will be unable to
execute for the final element.