ARGDONMAT, Arguments don't match (ERR=88)
Explanation: The proper array descriptor was not
specified for a matrix operation.
User Action: Use BASIC to create the array.
ARGTOOLAR, Argument too large in EXP (ERR=49)
Explanation: The program contains:
.
An argument to the EXP function larger than 88
.
An exponentiation operation that results in a number
greater than 1E38
User Action: Change the EXP argument to be in the
valid range, or reduce the size of the exponent.
ARRMUSSAM, Arrays must be same dimension
(ERR=238)
Explanation: The program attempts to perform matrix
addition or subtraction on input arrays with a different
dimensions.
User Action: Use arrays that have identical dimensions.
ARRMUSSQU, Arrays must be square (ERR=239)
Explanation: The program attempts matrix inversion
(MAT INV) on an array that is not inversible.
User Action: Use only square arrays when performing
a matrix inversion.
ARRTOOSMA, Array too small (ERR=197)
Explanation: The array you referenced with a graph-
ics statement is too small. Check the description of the
graphics statement to get the minimum size requirement
for the array.
User Action: Increase the size of the array.
BADDIRDEV, Bad directory for device (ERR=1)
Explanation: The device directory does not exist or is
unreadable.
User Action: Supply a valid directory.
BADRECIDE, Bad record identifier (ERR=143)
Explanation: The program attempted a record access
that specified:
.
A zero or negative record number on a RELATIVE
file
.
A null key value on an INDEXED file
User Action: Change the record number or key specifi-
cation to a valid value.
BADRECVAL, Bad RECORDSIZE value on OPEN
(ERR=148)
Explanation: The value in the RECORDSIZE clause in
the OPEN statement either (1) is zero or greater than
65,535 or (2) does not match the record size of an existing
file.
User Action: Change the value in the RECORDSIZE
clause.
CANCHAARR, Cannot change array dimensions
(ERR=240)
Explanation: The program attempts to redimension an
array to a different number of dimensions.
User Action: Change the arrays dimensions in the DIM
or MAT statement.
CANFINFIL, Cannot find file or account (ERR=5)
Explanation: The specified file or directory is not
present on the device.
User Action: Supply a valid file specification.
CANINVMAT, Cannot invert matrix (ERR=56)
Explanation: The program attempts to invert a single-
dimension matrix.
User Action: Supply a matrix of the proper form for
inversion.
CANOPEFIL, Cannot open file (ERR=162)
Explanation: The program attempts to open a file that
cannot be opened.
User Action: Use VMSSTATUS to determine the RMS
failure that caused the error.