HP DDL D40 Reference Manual page 436

DDL Messages
Effect. DDL closes the dictionary and output files and stops processing.
Recovery. Correct the errors and recompile.
***ERROR*** Too many names- statement has been ignored
Cause. An OUTPUT, OUTPUT UPDATE, DELETE, or SHOW USE OF statement has
too many definitions or records.
Effect. DDL ignores the statement.
Recovery. Break the list of definitions or records into two or more statements.
***ERROR*** Too many text (common) lines
Cause. There are more than 65,777 lines of comment text in a single record or
definition or in an element of a record or definition.
Effect. DDL enters no more comment lines into the dictionary.
Recovery. Reduce the number of comment lines to 65,777 or fewer.
***ERROR*** Too many values in MUST BE or VALUES clause
Cause. A MUST BE or level 88 clause has too many values.
Effect. DDL rejects the object.
Recovery. Split the level 88 clause into two level 88 clauses with shorter values lists. If
possible, use ranges instead of listing values; for example, replace "1,2,3,4,5" with "1
through 5."
***ERROR*** Too many warnings- compilation terminating
Cause. The number of warnings specified in the WARNINGS command has been
reached.
Effect. DDL closes the dictionary and output files and stops processing.
Recovery. Correct the errors and recompile.
***ERROR*** Unable to delete dictionary in subvol-
subvolume-name
Cause. Most likely, there is a security violation on the dictionary files that you are
trying to delete.
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