MSIR.1029

MSIR.1029  Attribute error: token

This error typically indicates incorrect use of an attribute within an enumeration block or metod.. The following examples are among the texts that might appear with this message:

• An attribute is declared after a value declaration in an enumeration block - all attributes must be declared before any value is declared. In this case, the following message is produced:

  MSIR.1029: Attribute error: attribute declared after start of values

• If an inverse is declared for an enumeration attribute without specifying the inverse method, the following message is produced:

  MSIR.1029: Attribute error: Incomplete inverse attribute declaration

• If an attribute is defined as datatype string, and a non-string constant value is defined, then the following message is produced:

  MSIR.1029: Attribute error: attribute value must be a string constant

  Similar messages can be produced if there is a mismatch between a defined value and float or unicode datatypes.
• The attribute section of a value declaration must be enclosed in parentheses, otherwise the following message is produced:

  MSIR.1029: Attribute error: missing attributes section

• If an attribute value has multiple possible inverses, implying that the value cannot be inversed uniquely, then the following message is produced:

  MSIR.1029: Attribute error: Duplicate values specified for invertible attribute

• Other possible flavours of the message include:

  MSIR.1029: Attribute error: too many attributes

  MSIR.1029: Attribute error: name/value missing

  MSIR.1029: Attribute error: named attribute expected

  MSIR.1029: Attribute error: invalid value for an enumeration attribute

  MSIR.1029: Attribute error: Unicode value too long (>127 characters)

  MSIR.1029: Attribute error: invalid syntax

  MSIR.1029: Attribute error: too many attribute values

Response:

Message attributes:

RETCODEO=0	Sets online return code
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

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