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TABLE OF CONTENTS
D. Appendix D - AUTOPILOT Messages
D. Appendix D - AUTOPILOT Messages
(AP0001) The Script File name must be specified. For example: TT2PILOT
FILENAME.EXT
The name of the script was not specified on the command line.
(AP0002) The Script File could not be found.
The script file was not found. If there is no directory or drive
specification on the script file, the SCRIPT DIRECTORY will be
searched.
(AP0003) Invalid token. An element that cannot be classified as any of the
valid lexical constructs
(literal, identifier, etc.) has been encountered.
This may occur if an invalid character was found in the script or
a token was delimited incorrectly.
(AP0004) An unbalanced comment (a "/*" without an associated "*/") has been
encountered
(AP0005) Duplicate label.
Labels must be unique. Remember, only the first 8 characters are
significant.
(AP0006) The INCLUDE file specification must be a string literal.
The correct format is: INCLUDE "filename.ext"
(AP0007) INCLUDE file may be nested no more than 4 levels.
This may occur if an INCLUDE file also INCLUDEs itself.
(AP0008) The INCLUDE file could not be found.
If no directory or drive is specified, the same directory as the
script is searched.
(AP0014) Invalid expression.
This may occur when there is an operator without a valid operand.
For example: SET x = y + ,7. The comma is not a valid operand.
(AP0015) Invalid conditional expression.
This may occur when there is a relational operator with out a
valid operand. For example: IF x = y AND IF. The second IF is not
a valid operand.
(AP0016) Invalid USING clause. The correct format is: USING <argument-1>
[,<argument-2> ... ]
This may occur if you have a USING without any arguments or a
comma without a following argument.
(AP0017) The syntax of the AT/FROM clause is AT/FROM <row>, <col>.
The statement in error contains an invalid clause. <row> and <col>
must both be specified and have valid numeric values.
(AP0018) The statement in error is not a valid command.
An attempt to execute an invalid statement occurred This may occur
when the previous statement was incorrectly formatted causing it
to prematurely end. For example: WAIT FOR "A String" AFTER 20
Seconds GOTO label. AFTER would terminate the WAIT. When the WAIT
is completed the script would try to execute AFTER as if it was a
statement.
(AP0019) Invalid use of a LABEL.
LABELs cannot be used in expressions or in conditions.
(AP0029) The 3270 PC Control Program is not running.
(AP0030) The syntax of the CONNECT or JUMP statement is incorrect.
The correct format is: { CONNECT } [TO] { HOST <session number> }
{ JUMP } { NOTEPAD <session number> } { WSCTL }
(AP0035) The format of the DISPLAY statement is: DISPLAY <string> [AT <row>
<col>] A missing or invalid <string> value was specified.
(AP0036) The format of the LOCATE statement is: LOCATE PC CURSOR [AT <row>
<col>] The keyword PC CURSOR is missing.
(AP0040) The syntax of the WAIT statement is incorrect
The correct format is: WAIT <timeval> or WAIT { FOR <string> [AT
<row> <col>]} AFTER {TIMEOUT } <statement> { UNTIL <condition> }
{<timeval>}
(AP0041) An invalid or missing time value was specified in a WAIT statement.
(AP0042) The FOR keyword was not specified in a LOOK statement.
(AP0043) The format of the LOOK statement is: LOOK FOR <string-1> [AT
<row-1> <col-1>] [,<string-2> [AT <row-2> <col-2>]...] A missing
or invalid <string> value was specified.
(AP0044) An invalid search string was specified. An invalid search string
was specified. The * ? and @ characters all have a special meaning
and must be used correctly.
This usually occurs when an "*" or a "@" is the first character
the search string or when it follows another "*" or "@". Use a
leading "\" to override the special characters meaning. For
example, to search for "***" the search string should be "\*\*\*".
(AP0045) An invalid field length was specified in a PROMPT statement.
(AP0046) The format of the CLS statement is: CLS [FROM <row> <col> [TO
<row> <col>] ] CLS [FROM <row> <col> [TO <row> <col>] ] An invalid
position was specified.
This may occur if the position was incorrectly formatted or if the
value was not on the screen.
(AP0050) A value was missing from a DEPENDING ON clause.
(AP0051) A label was missing in a PERFORM or GOTO statement.
(AP0052) PERFORM and WHILE statements may be nested up to a maximum of 16
levels. This maximum has been exceeded.
(AP0055) The keyword SCRIPT, DOS, or PROGRAM must be specified in a RUN
statement.
(AP0056) The RUN statement is missing the name of the program or script to
be executed.
(AP0060) The format of the STORE statement is: STORE <data-string> AS
<key-string>
This may occur if the specified filename is invalid.
(AP0063) Missing or invalid identifier in the GLOBAL statement.
(AP0065) The format of the SIGNAL statement is: SIGNAL { TIMEOUT } { ESCAPE
} { ERROR } A valid condition was not specified.
(AP0066) The format of the ON statement is: ON { TIMEOUT } { <label> } {
ESCAPE } { RESET } { ERROR } { ON } { KEY ... } { OFF } A valid
condition was not specified.
(AP0067) The format of the ON statement is: ON { TIMEOUT } { <label> } {
ESCAPE } { RESET } { ERROR } { ON } { KEY ... } { OFF } A valid
<label> or keyword was not specified.
(AP0068) The format of the RESUME statement is: RESUME { TIMEOUT } {
<label> } { ESCAPE } { RETRY } { ERROR } { NEXT } { KEY } A valid
condition was not specified.
(AP0069) The format of the RESUME statement is: RESUME { TIMEOUT } {
<label> } { ESCAPE } { RETRY } { ERROR } { NEXT } { KEY } Missing
a valid <label> or the keyword RETRY, or NEXT.
(AP0070) The format of the SET statement is: SET <identifier> =
<expression>. An invalid format was specified.
(AP0071) An invalid row was specified in a SET MSGLINE or SET TRACE LINE
statement. The value of row must be an integer between 1 and 25.
(AP0072) An invalid time value was specified in a SET MAXWAIT or SET TRACE
DELAY statement.
(AP0073) SET DISPLAY/CAPTURE/TRACE/KEEP must be followed by an ON or an OFF.
(AP0080) The format of the SEND statement is: SEND {<string>} [ ,
{<string>} ] {<key> } [ , {<key> } ] An invalid <key> (for the
current emulation) was specified.
(AP0081) The format of the SEND statement is: SEND {<string>} [ , {<string>
} ] {<key> } [ , {<key> } ] The <string> or <key> value was not
specified.
(AP0082) The terminal is not responding on a SEND
This may occur if the Host computer is down.
(AP0085) The object of a DIM statement must be a valid identifier.
(AP0086) Invalid subscript.
The subscript may be out of range.
(AP0087) An invalid key list was specified. The correct format is: KEY
value-1, value-2, ...
(AP0088) Invalid DIR command
(AP0090) Invalid file number (must be in the range 1 to 16)
(AP0091) The file is not open.
(AP0092) The syntax of the OPEN statement is: OPEN <filespec> FOR <mode>
AS <filenum>. The statement in error contains an invalid
<filespec>.
(AP0093) The syntax of the OPEN statement is: OPEN <filespec> FOR <mode>
AS <filenum>. 2 The value of <mode> may be INPUT, OUTPUT, or
APPEND. The statement in error contains an invalid <mode>.
(AP0094) The syntax of the OPEN statement is: OPEN <filespec> FOR <mode> AS
<filenum>. The statement in error contains an invalid <filenum>.
(AP0095) The file is already open.
You cannot assign a file to a file number that is already
associated with an open file.
(AP0096) The syntax of the WRITE statement is: WRITE <filenum> string1 [,
string 2 ... ]. An invalid <string> was specified.
(AP0097) The syntax of the READ statement is: READ <filenum> iden1 [, iden2
... ] An invalid <iden> was specified.
(AP0323) File Already Open
The filenum value specified in an OPEN Statement referenced a file
already open.
(AP0352) Invalid Identifier in Read
An identifier specified on a READ Statement is invalid.
(AP0400) The syntax of the STR LEFT function is: STR LEFT(<string>,<number>)
(AP0401) The syntax of the STR MID function is: STR
MID(<string>,<number>,<number>)
(AP0402) The syntax of the STR RIGHT function is: STR
RIGHT(<string>,<number>)
(AP0403) The syntax of the INSTR function is:
INSTR(<number>,<string>,<string>)
(AP0404) The syntax of the EOF function is: EOF(<filenum>)
(AP0405) The syntax of the STR FIND function is: STR FIND(<string>)
(AP0406) The syntax of the LEN function is: LEN(<string>)
(AP0407) The syntax of the DATE and TIME functions is: STR DATE(<format>)
and STR TIME(<format>) where format is a number from 1 to 7.
(AP0409) The syntax of the STR UPPER and STR LOWER functions is: STR
UPPER(<string>) and STR LOWER(<string>)
(AP0410) The syntax of the STR JLEFT and STR JRIGHT functions is: STR
JLEFT(<string>) and STR JRIGHT(<string>)
(AP0411) The syntax of the STR CHR function is STR CHR(<number>)
(AP0412) The syntax of the OPEN FLAG function is: OPEN FLAG(<number>)
(AP0413) The syntax of the ASC function is ASC(<string>)
(AP0414) The syntax of the ATTRIBUTE function: is ATTRIBUTE AT <row> <col>
(AP0415) The syntax of the QUIET function is: QUIET( <number> [ {SECONDS} ]
) [ {MINUTES} ] [ {HOURS } ]
(AP0416) The format of the STR REPLICATE function is: STR
REPLICATE(<string>,<repititions>)
(AP0417) The format of the STR TRUNCATE function is: STR TRUNCATE(<string>)
(AP0418) The format of the STR PAD function is: STR
PAD(<string>,<pad-string>,<number>)
(AP0419) The format of the STR ENVIRONMENT function is:
STR_ENVIRONMENT(<string>)
(AP0420) The format of the STATUS_3278 function is: STATUS_3278(class)
where class is a number that represents the type of status
requested. See the documentation for more information.