MSIR.0323 Error in $(function) call, no Sirius debug info - (errdesc): Difference between revisions
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This message indicates that an error was encountered in a date $function while APPDATE DATE_ERR REPORT or APPDATE DATE_ERR CANCEL was set but APPDATE DATE_ERR NODEBUG was also set when the function causing the error was compiled. A description of the nature of the error is indicated. Either correct the User Language that generated the error, or turn off APPDATE error processing. Note that for pre-compiled APSY procedures, it is possible for this message to be issued even if APPDATE DEBUG is set if the procedure had been compiled when APPDATE NODEBUG had been set. See the ''Sir2000 User Language Tools Reference Manual'' for more information. | This message indicates that an error was encountered in a date $function while APPDATE DATE_ERR REPORT or APPDATE DATE_ERR CANCEL was set but APPDATE DATE_ERR NODEBUG was also set when the function causing the error was compiled. A description of the nature of the error is indicated. Either correct the User Language that generated the error, or turn off APPDATE error processing. Note that for pre-compiled APSY procedures, it is possible for this message to be issued even if APPDATE DEBUG is set if the procedure had been compiled when APPDATE NODEBUG had been set. See the ''Sir2000 User Language Tools Reference Manual'' for more information. | ||
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Revision as of 17:44, 19 April 2013
This message indicates that an error was encountered in a date $function while APPDATE DATE_ERR REPORT or APPDATE DATE_ERR CANCEL was set but APPDATE DATE_ERR NODEBUG was also set when the function causing the error was compiled. A description of the nature of the error is indicated. Either correct the User Language that generated the error, or turn off APPDATE error processing. Note that for pre-compiled APSY procedures, it is possible for this message to be issued even if APPDATE DEBUG is set if the procedure had been compiled when APPDATE NODEBUG had been set. See the Sir2000 User Language Tools Reference Manual for more information.