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<!--Test SOUL.DNC.004.QA in QASHR exercises at least some MSIR.0975 cases. PDS-6626 -->  | |||
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A <var>[[Exceptions#Try and Catch|Catch]]</var> statement or block was coded in an invalid context. The following examples are   | A <var>[[Exceptions#Try and Catch|Catch]]</var> statement or block was coded in an invalid context. The following examples are among the texts that might be displayed with this message:  | ||
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<li>The <var>Catch</var> statement or block is not located within a valid <var>Try</var> block, as it must be, in which case the following message is produced:  | <li>The <var>Catch</var> statement or block is not located within a valid <var>Try</var> block, as it must be, in which case the following message is produced:  | ||
<p class="code>MSIR.0975: CATCH invalid -- not inside a Try block</p></li>  | <p class="code>MSIR.0975: CATCH invalid -- not inside a Try block </p></li>  | ||
<li> A Catch statement specifies a base class followed by its extension class, which   | |||
<p class="code>MSIR.0975: CATCH invalid -- extension class after base class</p></li>  | <li>A <var>Catch</var> statement specifies a base class followed by its extension class, which is not allowed. The <var>Catch</var> statement can specify a base class, an extension class, or an extension followed by the base class being extended, but it must not specify a base followed by an extension. In this latter case, the following message is produced:  | ||
<li>The only valid syntactical words that can follow an exception class name on a Catch statement are   | <p class="code>MSIR.0975: CATCH invalid -- extension class after base class </p></li>  | ||
<p class="code>MSIR.0975: CATCH invalid -- invalid word after class name</p></li>  | |||
<li>The Catch statement specifies a To clause to save the exception to an object, but the object variable name is missing. In this case the following message is produced:  | <li>The only valid syntactical words that can follow an exception class name on a <var>Catch</var> statement are <var>To</var> (to specify the object to which a caught exception is being saved) and <var>And</var> (to introduce an additional exception class to catch). Any other words are rejected with the following message:  | ||
<p class="code>MSIR.0975: CATCH invalid -- invalid word after class name </p></li>  | |||
<li>The <var>Catch</var> statement specifies a <var>To</var> clause to save the exception to an object, but the object variable name is missing. In this case the following message is produced:  | |||
<p class="code>MSIR.0975: CATCH invalid -- target object variable missing</p></li>  | <p class="code>MSIR.0975: CATCH invalid -- target object variable missing</p></li>  | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:26, 20 June 2018
MSIR.0975 CATCH invalid -- token
A Catch statement or block was coded in an invalid context. The following examples are among the texts that might be displayed with this message:
- The Catch statement or block is not located within a valid Try block, as it must be, in which case the following message is produced:
MSIR.0975: CATCH invalid -- not inside a Try block
 - A Catch statement specifies a base class followed by its extension class, which is not allowed. The Catch statement can specify a base class, an extension class, or an extension followed by the base class being extended, but it must not specify a base followed by an extension. In this latter case, the following message is produced:
MSIR.0975: CATCH invalid -- extension class after base class
 - The only valid syntactical words that can follow an exception class name on a Catch statement are To (to specify the object to which a caught exception is being saved) and And (to introduce an additional exception class to catch). Any other words are rejected with the following message:
MSIR.0975: CATCH invalid -- invalid word after class name
 - The Catch statement specifies a To clause to save the exception to an object, but the object variable name is missing. In this case the following message is produced:
MSIR.0975: CATCH invalid -- target object variable missing
 
Message attributes:
| RETCODEO=0 | Sets online return code | 
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| RETCODEB=4 | Sets batch (single user) return code | 
| CLASS=E | Error class; the message can be suppressed with the X'04' bit setting of the MSGCTL parameter | 
| AUDITER | Writes the message with line type ER to the audit trail | 
| COUNT | Increments the error count (ERCNT) parameter | 
| ECHO | Displays the line that caused the error |