During the conversion process, SCLM might discover integrity errors existing in the current development hierarchy. If it encounters these errors in the topmost group of the hierarchy, the errors have an effect on the rest of the conversion process. You can encounter two kinds of errors:

• Dependency errors for editable members. Errors can be caused when an included member or macro cannot be found within the hierarchy. If you want the missing member tracked in the hierarchy, you must copy the correct version of the included member to the group being converted. If you do not want the missing member tracked in the hierarchy, define it to SCLM using the FLMSYSLB macro and the FLMCPYLB macro in the language definition of the member.
• Compile errors, or any similar translator errors in any group, located during the build process. The errors must be corrected before proceeding with the conversion. Use the listings produced by build to locate and correct the errors. After making the correction rebuild the members that contained the errors.