MSIR.0569 Macro language error, (error): Difference between revisions
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The indicated error occurred while trying to process either a !DEF or !DUPEXIT (which does an implied !DEF) command. If the error is "CCATEMP full" try to determine the cause of CCATEMP over-utilization and either correct the problem or increase the number of allocated CCATEMP pages. If the error is "too many macro variables," try to reduce the number of defined macro variables in the application. If this is a chronic problem, contact [[Contacting Rocket Software Technical Support|Technical Support]] for possible improvements to the macro facility to relieve the macro variable constraints. | The indicated error occurred while trying to process either a !DEF or !DUPEXIT (which does an implied !DEF) command. If the error is "CCATEMP full" try to determine the cause of CCATEMP over-utilization and either correct the problem or increase the number of allocated CCATEMP pages. If the error is "too many macro variables," try to reduce the number of defined macro variables in the application. If this is a chronic problem, contact [[Contacting Rocket Software Technical Support|Technical Support]] for possible improvements to the macro facility to relieve the macro variable constraints. | ||
[[Category:Sirius Mods messages]] | [[Category:Sirius Mods messages]] [[Category:MSIR.0400 - MSIR.0599]] | ||
Revision as of 16:01, 13 August 2015
The indicated error occurred while trying to process either a !DEF or !DUPEXIT (which does an implied !DEF) command. If the error is "CCATEMP full" try to determine the cause of CCATEMP over-utilization and either correct the problem or increase the number of allocated CCATEMP pages. If the error is "too many macro variables," try to reduce the number of defined macro variables in the application. If this is a chronic problem, contact Technical Support for possible improvements to the macro facility to relieve the macro variable constraints.