Re: gnubol: rune time errors

[fneale@tss.com.au]

Runtime errors 139 and 148 are actually system messages and as such do not
come from the runtime - 139 means 'record length or key data inconsistency'
and 148 means 'wrong open mode or access mode for write'.

Perhaps Mr. Kneffelke would be better addressing questions like this to one
of the other COBOL newsgroups, such as comp.lang.cobol.

Fred Neale




Matthew Vanecek <linuxguy@directlink.net>@wallace.lusars.net on 13/06/2000
11:39:27 AM

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> kneffelke wrote:
>
> hi,
>
> do you know where you can find the codes from runtime errors! I have
> runtime error 148 and 139! I don't know what they are. Can you help
> me?

Unfortunately, gnu-cobol is not yet at a stage where it will actually
generate runtime errors.  Actually, there's not even a runtime yet.  If
you do find out what those errors mean, please let us know, and also let
us know which system generated the errors--perhaps we can arrange for
some compatibility.
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