MSIR.0344 (Type) (name) referenced in (file) and CANCEL set by SIRFIELD command: Difference between revisions

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This message indicates that the field or alias ''''name'''' was referenced in a User Language request, FLOD program, or IFAM program, and that a SIRFIELD ''''name'''' SET REFERENCE CANCEL command has been issued. ''''Type'''' is either '''field''' or '''alias'''.  
This message indicates that the field or alias '''''name''''' was referenced in a User Language request, FLOD program, or IFAM program, and that a SIRFIELD '''''name''''' SET REFERENCE CANCEL command has been issued. '''''Type''''' is either '''field''' or '''alias'''.  


In addition to being a counting error message, this will cause the name to be treated as unknown, causing failure of the operation being attempted (for example, User Language compilation failure, or if used for a fieldname variable, cancelling the request).  
In addition to being a counting error message, this will cause the name to be treated as unknown, causing failure of the operation being attempted (for example, User Language compilation failure, or if used for a fieldname variable, cancelling the request).  


If you wish to allow the field to be referenced, issue the SIRFIELD ''''name'''' SET REFERENCE WARN or NOWARN command.
To allow the field to be referenced, issue the SIRFIELD '''''name''''' SET REFERENCE WARN or NOWARN command.


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[[Category:Sirius Mods messages]]

Revision as of 20:28, 22 April 2014

This message indicates that the field or alias name was referenced in a User Language request, FLOD program, or IFAM program, and that a SIRFIELD name SET REFERENCE CANCEL command has been issued. Type is either field or alias.

In addition to being a counting error message, this will cause the name to be treated as unknown, causing failure of the operation being attempted (for example, User Language compilation failure, or if used for a fieldname variable, cancelling the request).

To allow the field to be referenced, issue the SIRFIELD name SET REFERENCE WARN or NOWARN command.