System Messages - Numerical List lost. User action: Check your diskette to see if any data was lost. If so, it's too late now. Be more careful in the future. 1 The command keys Ctrl+P, Ctrl+X, and Ctrl+Z are accepted only while using the eV+ program debugger in its monitor mode. 2 The command keys Ctrl+P, Ctrl+X, and Ctrl+Z are accepted only while using the eV+ program debugger in its monitor mode. System Messages - Numerical List This section lists all the eV+ messages that have a numeric code. Most message codes associated with errors can be made available to a program by the ERROR function, which returns the code of the latest error that occurred.
In addition, the $ERROR function returns the error message associated with any eV+ error code. The information for each message below consists of the message code, the text of the message, and sometimes a comment about the applicability of the message. Angle brackets ( ) are used to enclose a description of an item that appears in that position. All numbers are decimal. The system messages are arranged numerically by system message code. For complete details on a message, click the message number to view the complete documentation. For a list of the system messages sorted alphabetically by the first character of the message, see System Messages - Alphabetical List.
Message Numbering Convention Informational Messages (numbers 0-49) lists messages that provide information. Warning Messages (number 50-299) lists warning messages that you may receive. Error Messages (negative numbers) lists the error messages that you may receive. Informational Messages eV+Language Reference Guide, v2.x, 18319-000 Rev A Page 662 Code Message Text Comments 0 Not complete 1 Success (General success response) 2 (Signals start of program