ISRS001I

EMPTY COMPARE SET, INVALID NAMES, NO COMMON NAMED EMPTY FILES/DATA SETS, OR ZERO COMPARE AFTER FILTERED.

Explanation

No data has been found to be compared.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Check that the file/member name(s) have been entered correctly. Also, check that the parameters for any select, focus/exclude options are correct.

See these topics in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II:

SuperC Compare Process Options
SuperC Compare Process Statements

ISRS002I

NO UPDATE FILE/DATA SET GENERATED FOR UPDCMS8 OR UPDMVS8 OPTIONS WHEN NO INPUT DIFFERENCES ARE FOUND.

Explanation

No differences in the input have been found. The update process option specified does not create an output update file in this situation.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

None.

ISRS003I

THE COMPARISON OPERATION WAS EXECUTED UNDER STORAGE CONSTRAINTS THAT MAY AFFECT RESULTS/THROUGHPUT.

Explanation

Insufficient storage available for normal processing. Results are unpredictable. Output may be formatted incorrectly.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Specify a larger region parameter on the JCL and resubmit the job.

ISRS004I

LISTING LINES MAY BE TRUNCATED DUE TO LIMITING OUTPUT LINE WIDTH.

Explanation

The length of the data being printed is less than the length of one of the records. This would be normal for a NARROW listing of 80 character records.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

The maximum listing length is 80 characters. If the data has records greater than 80, the part after the 80th character will not be displayed. If the length of the data is between 56 and 80 characters, the WIDE option will give a side-by-side listing of 80 characters from each file.

See these topics in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II:

SuperC Compare Process Options
SuperC Search-For Process Options

ISRS005I

NO DATA SEARCHED INVALID NAME(S), EMPTY MEMBERS PROCESSED OR ZERO SEARCH SET AFTER INPUT FILTERING.

Explanation

No data has been found to be searched.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Check that the file/member name(s) have been entered correctly. Also, check that the parameters for any SELECT, FOCUS/EXCLUDE process options are correct.

Refer:

SuperC Search-For Process Options in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II

ISRS006I

UPDATE PROCESSING DETECTED SEQUENCE NUMBERING ERRORS.

Explanation

The sequence numbers on one or both input files have found to be incorrect.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Check sequence numbering on input.

ISRS007I

MOVED LINE FLAGGING ONLY VALID FOR FIRST 32K LINES PORTION OF COMPARE OPERATION PER DATA SET (OR FILE).

Explanation

Process option FMVLNS (Flag Moved Lines) restricted to a maximum of 32K "blocks" of moved lines.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

None.

ISRS009W

GWCBL OPTION AND Y2DTONLY MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE. GWCBL IS IGNORED.

Explanation

GWCBL and Y2DTONLY process options cannot be used together.

System action

The SuperC run continues (without GWCBL process option).

Programmer response

None.

ISRS010W

process-option PROCESS OPTION PARAMETER IS NOT A VALID PROCESS OPTION. IT IS IGNORED.

Explanation

process-option is not a valid process option keyword and has been ignored.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Check that the process option(s) have been entered correctly.

See these topics in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II:

SuperC Compare Process Options
SuperC Search-For Process Options

ISRS011W

start-value SPECIFIED START VALUE GREATER THAN STOP VALUE. STOP VALUE CHANGED TO MAXIMUM VALUE.

Explanation

When nominating a range, the start value for the range has been specified with value greater than the stop value for the range. SuperC has attempted to accommodate the range by extending the stop value to the maximum value for the line or file concerned.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Check start and stop values for range(s).

ISRS012W

SRCHFOR STATEMENT(S) MISSING FOR SEARCH-FOR COMPARE TYPE REQUEST. ZERO LINES WILL BE INSPECTED.

Explanation

SuperC expected 1 or more SRCHFOR process statements to be present (specifying the "string(s)" to be searched for) but none were found. No records searched.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Check that "search string" is being supplied to SuperC correctly.

Refer:

SRCHFOR, SRCHFORC - Search for Strings in the Input Files in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II

ISRS013W

CERTAIN "DO NOT PROCESS" OPTIONS ARE REJECTED DUE TO LINE LENGTHS > 256. OPTIONS RESERVED FOR PROGRAM SOURCE DATA.

Explanation

"Do not process" options are not allowed if line > 256 characters. These options are primarily for source text. The DPLINE process statement is allowed in these cases.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Either use the DPLINE statement or modify the data before comparing.

ISRS014W

UPDATE OPTION CONFLICTS WITH "DO NOT PROCESS" OPTION SELECTION. "DO NOT PROCESS" OPTIONS IGNORED.

Explanation

The update process option specified is incompatible with the "Do not process" (DP…) process option(s) specified.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Check process options used.

Refer:

SuperC Compare Process Options in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II

ISRS015W

UPDMVS8 AND UPDCMS8 PROCESS OPTIONS ARE ONLY ALLOWED WITH FIXED 80 RECORDS.

System action

The SuperC run continues. No update file is created.

Programmer response

Check that the appropriate update process option is being used for the input file.

Refer:

SuperC Compare Process Options in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II

ISRS016W

MOVE LINE DETECTION RESTRICTED TO LINES <= 256 LRECL. OPTION IS IGNORED.

Explanation

Process option FMVLNS is restricted to lines <= 256 characters.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

None.

ISRS017W

file-name - SELECT MEMBER WAS NOT FOUND.

Explanation

The member or file in the SELECT process statement could not be found.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Check that the member/file name in the SELECT process statement is correct. Also, check that the "group" from which the member/file is to be selected has been specified correctly.

See these topics in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II:

SuperC Compare Process Statements
SuperC Search-For Process Statements

ISRS018W

file-name1:file-name2 SELECT MEMBER-PAIR WAS NOT FOUND.

Explanation

One or both of the members or files in the SELECT process statement could not be found.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Check that both member/file names have been specified correctly.

See these topics in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II:

SuperC Compare Process Statements
SuperC Search-For Process Statements

ISRS019W

YEAR 2000 AGING PARAMETER IS INVALID

Explanation

Aging parameter in NY2AGE/OY2AGE is not numeric. It should be a value between 1 and 999.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Change NY2AGE/OY2AGE aging parameter to a valid value.

ISRS020W

Y2DTONLY OPTION IGNORED AS THERE ARE NO VALID DATE DEFINITIONS.

Explanation

A Year 2000 Compare Dates Only (Y2DTONLY) process option has been specified but no dates have been defined by Year 2000 Date Definition (NY2C, NY2Z, NY2D, NY2P, OY2C, OY2Z, OY2D, OY2P) process statements.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Use appropriate Year 2000 Date Definition process statements to define the date(s) to be compared.

Refer:

SuperC Compare Process Options in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II

ISRS022W

compare-type COMPARE TYPE AND THIS PROCESS STATEMENT ARE INCOMPATIBLE. STATEMENT IGNORED.

Explanation

The compare type specified (FILE, LINE, WORD, or BYTE) is not valid for the process statement that has been specified.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Change compare type to one that is valid for the process statement involved.

Refer:

SuperC Compare Process Statements in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II

ISRS023W

UNRECOGNIZED OR INVALID PROCESS STATEMENT KEYWORD.

Explanation

Keyword not valid for the process statement specified

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Check if the process statement involved requires a keyword. If so, ensure a valid keyword is used.

See these topics in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II:

SuperC Compare Process Statements
SuperC Search-For Process Statements

ISRS024W

EXTRA DATA DETECTED AFTER NORMAL STATEMENT END. STATEMENT ACCEPTED WITH WARNING NOTIFICATION.

Explanation

Extraneous data or incorrect syntax.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Check format of statement.

See these topics in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II:

SuperC Compare Process Options
SuperC Compare Process Statements
SuperC Search-For Process Options
SuperC Search-For Process Statements

ISRS025W

INVALID PROCESS STATEMENT DATA-VALUE/OPERAND, EXTRA DATA OR EXCEEDS COLUMN 72. STMT/OPERAND IGNORED.

Explanation

Incorrect syntax for process statement.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Check required syntax for process statement.

See these topics in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II:

SuperC Compare Process Statements
SuperC Search-For Process Statements

ISRS026W

THE CMPBOFS STATEMENT AND UPDCNTL CONFLICT. STATEMENT IGNORED.

Explanation

Cannot use a CMPBOFS process statement with UPDCNTL process option.

System action

The SuperC run continues. CMPBOFS process statement ignored.

Programmer response

Change process option(s) or process statement(s) as necessary.

ISRS028W

statement-type STATEMENT CONFLICTS WITH SPECIFIED UPDATE OPTIONS. STATEMENT IGNORED.

Explanation

The type of statement specified is not compatible with one or more of the update process options specified.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

See these topics in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II:

SuperC Compare Process Options
SuperC Compare Process Statements

ISRS029W

A SELECT PROCESS STATEMENT IS INVALID WITH SEQUENTIAL FILES/DATA SETS. STATEMENT IGNORED.

Explanation

SELECT process statements can only be used to select members/files from a "group".

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

See these topics in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II:

SuperC Compare Process Statements
SuperC Search-For Process Statements

ISRS030W

THE SELECT STATEMENT HAS AN INVALID MEMBER NAME OR IMPROPER OPERAND FORMAT. STMT/MEMBER IGNORED.

Explanation

Incorrect content or syntax.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Check that the member/file name(s) have been entered correctly in the SELECT process statement.

See these topics in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II:

SuperC Compare Process Statements
SuperC Search-For Process Statements

ISRS031W

AN INVALID START COLUMN VALUE WAS SPECIFIED.

Explanation

Missing, nonnumeric, or otherwise invalid "start column" parameter specified.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Check that details have been entered correctly and in accordance with the required syntax.

See these topics in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II:

SuperC Compare Process Statements
SuperC Search-For Process Statements

ISRS032W

COLUMN VALUES MUST BE IN ASCENDING SEQUENCE. STATEMENT IGNORED.

Explanation

Column values not in ascending sequence or, possibly, statements out of sequence.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Check that SuperC receives column numbers/ranges in ascending sequence such that a record can be scanned sequentially from "left to right".

ISRS033W

CMPCOLM RANGE STARTS WITH A VALUE EXCEEDING THE MAXIMUM PROCESSING LENGTH. STATEMENT TERMINATED.

Explanation

The "start-column" specified in the CMPCOLM process statement is greater than the logical record length of the file.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Correct the column/range specified in the CMPCOLM process statement.

ISRS034W

CMPCOLM STMT(S) HAS TOO MANY RANGES. ONLY FIRST 15 RANGES WILL BE USED.

Explanation

More than the permitted maximum of 15 ranges/individual columns specified for the CMPCOLM process statement. Extraneous information ignored.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Limit ranges/individual columns to a maximum of 15 for each run of SuperC. Additional ranges/individual columns can be specified in a separate run.

ISRS035W

INVALID CHANGE TEXT COMBINATION OF NEW TEXT > OLD TEXT AND LINE LENGTHS > 256 ATTRIBUTE.

Explanation

The length of the search text in a NCHGT or OCHGT process statement can not be greater than the length of the change text when a record is greater than 256 characters.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Correct process statement.

ISRS036W

SELECT STATEMENTS VALID ONLY WITH /PDS/MACLIBS/TXTLIBS OR * FILE NAMES. STATEMENT IGNORED.

Explanation

SELECT process statements can only be used to select members/files from a "group".

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

See these topics in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II:

SuperC Compare Process Statements
SuperC Search-For Process Statements

ISRS037W

DPLINEC MUST BE PRECEDED BY A VALID DPLINE/DPLINEC STATEMENT. STATEMENT REJECTED.

Explanation

The DPLINEC process statement is a continuation of the preceding DPLINE (or DPLINEC) statement and therefore must always be preceded by one of those statements.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Ensure the first "Do not process" statement is a DPLINE followed, if necessary, by a DPLINEC statement containing "continuation" information.

See these topics in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II:

SuperC Compare Process Statements
SuperC Search-For Process Statements

ISRS038W

SRCHFORC MUST BE PRECEDED BY A VALID SRCHFOR/SRCHFORC STATEMENT. STATEMENT REJECTED.

Explanation

The SRCHFORC process statement is a continuation of the preceding SRCHFOR (or SRCHFORC) statement and therefore must always be preceded by one of those statements.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Ensure the first "search" statement is a SRCHFOR followed, if necessary, by a SRCHFORC statement containing "continuation" information.

Refer:

SuperC Search-For Process Statements in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II

ISRS040W

SOME LINES OVERFLOW WITH CHANGE TEXT SUBSTITUTION. RESULTS MAY BE AFFECTED.

Explanation

Change text (NCHGT/OCHGT process statement) has a different length than search text. The result could run past the end of the record.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

See these topics in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II:

SuperC Compare Process Statements
SuperC Search-For Process Statements

ISRS041W

UPDLDEL OPTION INVALID DUE TO INCONSISTENT LRECL OR RECFM ATTRIBUTES.

Explanation

If input is fixed, then both files must be the same record length. The UPDLDEL option is ignored.

System action

The SuperC run continues (without UPDLDEL process option).

Programmer response

Refer:

SuperC Compare Process Options in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II

ISRS042W

NCHGT AND OCHGT MIXED DBCS PATTERNS MUST BE THE SAME LENGTH. STATEMENT REJECTED.

Explanation

The lengths of the search text and change text must be equal length in DBCS.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Correct NCHGT or OCHGT process statement.

ISRS043W

CMPCOLM NOT VALID FOR MIXED DATA AND SRCHCMP OR WORDCMP OPERATIONS. STATEMENT REJECTED.

Explanation

CMPCOLM process statement cannot be used with search or WORD compare type when the input contains a mixture of DBCS and non-DBCS data.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Correct process statement or change to a line compare.

ISRS044W

MIXING CMPLINE, CMPSECT, AND CMPBOFS STMTS IS NOT ALLOWED. STATEMENT REJECTED.

Explanation

Invalid combination of process statements.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Use only one of these type of process statements at a time.

ISRS045W

statement-type STATEMENT(S) ONLY ALLOWED WITH SINGLE MEMBERS OR SEQUENTIAL FILES/DATA SETS. STATEMENT REJECTED.

Explanation

An NTITLE, OTITLE or CMPSECT process statement has been used for a "group" of files or members. These statements are only valid for single members or files.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Specify a single member/file.

ISRS051W

CONFLICTING FOCUS/EXCLUDE STATEMENTS DEFINED.

Explanation

NEXCLUDE/OEXCLUDE process statements are mutually exclusive to NFOCUS/OFOCUS respectively if using the same operand keyword (ROWS or COLS).

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Check that the NEXCLUDE/OEXCLUDE and NFOCUS/OFOCUS process statements will "exclude" and "focus" on the data you want without conflicting with each other.

Refer:

SuperC Compare Process Statements in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II

ISRS052W

WRONG DATE FORMAT IN NEW FILE

Explanation

Date definition format in NY2C/NY2Z/NY2D/NY2P statement is invalid. Date is ignored.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Correct process statement.

Refer:

SuperC Compare Process Statements in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II

ISRS053W

WRONG DATE FORMAT IN OLD FILE

Explanation

Date definition format in OY2C/OY2Z/OY2D/OY2P statement is invalid. Date is ignored.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Correct process statement.

Refer:

SuperC Compare Process Statements in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II

ISRS054E

"NEW" FILE/DATA SET NAME/MEMBER IS INVALID OR AN ERROR WAS ENCOUNTERED DURING OPEN. OPERATION TERMINATED.

Explanation

"New" input file could not be found or a problem was encountered during the open process.

System action

The SuperC run terminates.

Programmer response

Check that the "new" file name has been specified correctly

ISRS055E

"OLD" FILE/DATA SET NAME/MEMBER IS INVALID OR AN ERROR WAS ENCOUNTERED DURING OPEN. OPERATION TERMINATED.

Explanation

"Old" input file could not be found or a problem was encountered during the open process.

System action

The SuperC run terminates.

Programmer response

Check that the "old" file name has been specified correctly

ISRS056E

"SRH" FILE/DATA SET NAME/MEMBER IS INVALID OR AN ERROR WAS ENCOUNTERED DURING OPEN. OPERATION TERMINATED.

Explanation

New file could not be opened

System action

The SuperC run terminates.

Programmer response

Check that the data set/file has been assigned correctly.

ISRS057E

THE INPUT FILES/DATA SETS COULD NOT BE PROCESSED. BOTH MUST BE SEQUENTIAL OR A WHOLE PDS/MACLIB.

Explanation

Cannot compare a PDS/MACLIB/TXTLIB/Librarian with a sequential file/data set.

System action

The SuperC run terminates.

Programmer response

Ensure input files are comparable.

ISRS058E

MEMORY AVAILABLE WAS INSUFFICIENT. OPERATION TERMINATED.

Explanation

There was insufficient memory available for SuperC to run.

System action

The SuperC run terminates.

Programmer response

Increase amount of memory available.

ISRS059E

A SYNAD ERROR INTERCEPT ON THE NEW-FILE/DATA SET IS AN I/O ERROR, CONCATENATION ORDERING OR ATTRIBUTE CONFLICT.

Explanation

New file/data set I/O error.

System action

The SuperC run terminates.

Programmer response

Ensure that no unitialized data sets are included in the input file concatenation, then refer to your systems programmer. In this context, an unitialized data set is an empty sequential data set with no end-of-file marker.

ISRS060E

A SYNAD ERROR INTERCEPT ON THE OLD-FILE/DATA SET IS AN I/O ERROR, CONCATENATION ORDERING OR ATTRIBUTE CONFLICT.

Explanation

Old file/data set I/O error.

System action

The SuperC run terminates.

Programmer response

ISRS061E

A SYNAD ERROR INTERCEPT ON THE UPD-FILE/DATA SET WAS DETECTED. THE OUTPUT MAY BE INCOMPLETE.

Explanation

Update file/data set I/O error.

System action

The SuperC run terminates.

Programmer response

Refer to your system programmer.

ISRS062E

UPDATE FILE/DATA SET, DELDD, MISSING OR INCOMPATIBLE ATTRIBUTES/LRECL FOR PDS/MACLIB. UPDATE OPTIONS CANCELED.

Explanation

Update/delta file requested but there is no assignment for it.

System action

The SuperC run terminates.

Programmer response

Refer to your system programmer.

ISRS063E

member-name - SYNAD ERROR INTERCEPT OCCURRED PROCESSING NAMED MEMBER.

Explanation

I/O error on processing member.

System action

The SuperC run terminates.

Programmer response

Refer to your system programmer.

ISRS064E

data-set-name COULD NOT BE OPENED

Explanation

Problem encountered when trying to open data set.

System action

The SuperC run terminates.

Programmer response

Correct either the data-set-name process statement or the dataset-name JCL statement.

ISRS065E

LABEL INFORMATION NOT AVAILABLE FOR data-set-name.

Explanation

Label details for data set missing.

System action

The SuperC run terminates.

Programmer response

Correct either the data-set-name process statement or the data-set-name JCL statement.

ISRS066E

data-set-name IS A NATIVE VSAM FILE. NATIVE VSAM IS NOT SUPPORTED.

Explanation

VSAM catalog indicates that this file is not a VSAM-managed SAM file.

System action

The SuperC run terminates.

Programmer response

Refer to your system programmer.

ISRS067E

data-set-name SHOWCAT FAILURE.

Explanation

Error in accessing VSAM catalog.

System action

The SuperC run terminates.

Programmer response

Make sure the data-set-name is assigned correctly.

ISRS068E

data-set-name DEVICE TYPE NOT SUPPORTED.

Explanation

data-set-name is supported for disk and tape only.

System action

The SuperC run terminates.

Programmer response

Correct the data-set-name to ensure it is assigned to disk or tape.

ISRS069W

LIBRARY MEMBER IN data-set-name NOT FOUND.

Explanation

Member could not be found in library.

System action

The SuperC run continues (without this member).

Programmer response

Inspect output listing for further details.

ISRS070W

REQUEST FOR WIDE OPTION NOT SUPPORTED BY SYSLST. NARROW OPTION WILL BE SUBSTITUTED.

Explanation

The WIDE process option requires a printing device capable of printing lines up to 202 characters long. The 55-character side-by-side NARROW option has been used instead.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Refer to your system programmer.

ISRS071W

SIDE BY SIDE LISTINGS NOT ALLOWED WHEN USING COLHEAD PROCESS STATEMENT.

Explanation

The NARROW process option cannot be used with the COLHEAD process statement.

System action

The COLHEAD statements are accepted and the NARROW (side-by-side) process option is ignored. The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Check that you are using the correct process options and statements.

See these topics in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II:

SuperC Compare Process Options
SuperC Compare Process Statements

ISRS072W

UPDATE PROCESS OPTIONS INCOMPATIBLE WITH Y2DTONLY PROCESS OPTION.

Explanation

Update process options cannot be used with the "Year 2000 Compare Dates Only" process option.

System action

The UPD… process option is ignored. The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Check that you are using the correct process options and statements.

See these topics in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II:

SuperC Compare Process Options
SuperC Compare Process Statements

ISRS073W

Y2PAST PROCESS STATEMENT SPECIFIED WITHOUT ANY DATE DEFINITION PROCESS STATEMENTS.

Explanation

A Y2PAST process statement has been used but there are no accompanying Year 2000 Date Definition process statements.

System action

The Y2PAST process option is ignored. The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Check that you are using the Year 2000 process statements correctly. Either the Y2PAST process statement should be removed—or one or more date definition process statements should be included.

Refer:

SuperC Compare Process Statements in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II

ISRS074W

FOCUS/EXCLUDE PROCESS STATEMENTS ARE IGNORED WHEN USING THE Y2DTONLY PROCESS OPTION.

Explanation

NFOCUS, OFOCUS, NEXCLUDE, and OEXCLUDE process statements have no effect when the Y2DTONLY process option is used.

System action

The FOCUS/EXCLUDE process statements are ignored. The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Check that you are using the correct process options and statements.

See these topics in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II:

SuperC Compare Process Options
SuperC Compare Process Statements

ISRS075I

DATE DEFINITION PROCESS STATEMENTS ARE IGNORED WHEN USING THE COLHEAD PROCESS STATEMENT.

Explanation

Year 2000 Date Definition process statements cannot be used with the COLHEAD process statement. (The Year 2000 process statements generate their own information line for which column headings are not appropriate.)

System action

The Year 2000 Date Definition process statements are ignored. The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

Check that you are using the correct process statements.

Refer:

SuperC Compare Process Statements in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II

ISRS076I

FOCUS/EXCLUDE OF ROWS USED FOR ONLY ONE FILE. ALL ROWS PROCESSED IN THE OTHER FILE.

Explanation

A "focus" (NFOCUS or OFOCUS) or an "exclude" (NEXCLUDE or OEXCLUDE) process statement has been specified for one file but not for the other file.

System action

All rows (records) of the file for which no "focus" or "exclude" statement exists are included in the comparison process.

Programmer response

Check that you are using the "focus" or "exclude" process statements correctly.

Refer:

SuperC Compare Process Statements in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II

ISRS078I

FALSE MATCHES CORRECTED. RESULTS MAY NOT REFLECT ALL MATCHES. SEE "ADDITIONAL NOTES" IN SUPERC TUTORIAL.

Explanation

Occasionally, SuperC reports that it has detected a false line or word match and has corrected the results in the listing and summary report.

System action

The SuperC run continues.

Programmer response

None.

Refer:

How SuperC Corrects False Matches in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II

ISRS079W

FMSTOP OPTION ONLY VALID WITH FILE COMPARE OR SEARCH.

Explanation

The FMSTOP option is set for a compare that is not a file compare.

System action

The FMSTOP option is ignored.

Programmer response

Remove the FMSTOP option, or change the compare to a FILE compare.

ISRS080W

FOCUS COLS AND EXCLUDE COLS ARE NOT ALLOWED WITH CMPCOLM. STATEMENT IGNORED.

Explanation

A CMPCOLM, CMPCOLMN or CMPCOLMO statement has preceded this FOCUS/EXCLUDE COLS statement.

System action

The CMPCOLM, CMPCOLMN, CMPCOLMO statements will be processed and the FOCUS/EXCLUDE COLS statements will be ignored.

Programmer response

To limit a compare or search within column boundaries, either the FOCUS/EXCLUDE COLS or the CMPCOLM, CMPCOLMN, CMPCOLMO process statements should be used but not a combination of both.

Refer:

SuperC Compare Process Statements in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II

ISRS081W

CMPCOLM STATEMENTS ARE IGNORED WHEN USING THE Y2DTONLY PROCESS OPTION.

Explanation

The Y2DTONLY process option is used when only comparing dates. Using a CMPCOLM type of process statement is not allowed with it.

System action

The CMPCOLM, CMPCOLMN, CMPCOLMO statements will be ignored.

Check that you are using the correct process options and statements.

See these topics in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II:

SuperC Compare Process Options
SuperC Compare Process Statements

Programmer response

Determine which type of compare is required and either use Y2DTONLY or CMPCOLM, not both.

ISRS082W

CMPCOLM IS NOT ALLOWED WITH EITHER FOCUS COLS OR EXCLUDE COLS. STATEMENT IGNORED.

Explanation

A FOCUS/EXCLUDE COLS statement has preceded this CMPCOLM, CMPCOLMN, CMPCOLMO statement.

System action

The FOCUS/EXCLUDE COLS statements will be processed and the CMPCOLM, CMPCOLMN, CMPCOLMO statements will be ignored.

Programmer response

To limit a compare or search within column boundaries, either the FOCUS/EXCLUDE COLS or the CMPCOLM, CMPCOLMN, CMPCOLMO process statements should be used but not a combination of both.

See these topics in Appendix A. SuperC Reference in the User's Guide Vol II:

SuperC Compare Process Statements
SuperC Search-For Process Statements