Oracle7 Server Messages

CHAPTER 8. SQL*Module Messages

This chapter lists messages you might see when using SQL*Module. For more information on SQL*Module, see the SQL*Module User's Guide and Reference. SQL*Module issues error messages like the following:

MOD-F-0037: End of SQL statement or PL/SQL block not found

The error code consists of a prefix, severity code, and sequence number. The prefix MOD shows that the error was issued by SQL*Module. There are four severity codes; the following list gives their meanings:

Code Meaning
W Warning -- despite an error, a compilable output file was created.
S Severe error -- despite an error, an output file was created. However, it might not be compilable. (Note: the file is created only if RPC_GENERATE=NO.)
F Fatal error -- no output file was created because of an internal problem or because a resource (such as memory) was unavailable or ran out.
U Unrecoverable error -- no output file was created because an input requirement was not met.

In addition to the errors generated by SQL*Module, you might encounter errors at runtime. These errors have the prefixes SQL- and ORA-. SQL errors are generated by the routines in the SQLLIB library; ORA errors are generated by the server.

*Code*	*Meaning*
W	Warning -- despite an error, a compilable output file was created.
S	Severe error -- despite an error, an output file was created. However, it might not be compilable. (Note: the file is created only if RPC_GENERATE=NO.)
F	Fatal error -- no output file was created because of an internal problem or because a resource (such as memory) was unavailable or ran out.
U	Unrecoverable error -- no output file was created because an input requirement was not met.