(IND Secondary Input/Output Error Messages\secondary_chapter) (noident) (Bad file name) The file specification in the command line is invalid. (User Action) Make sure that the format of the file specifications is correct. (Bad record type---not ASCII data) The file specified as input to IND does not contain valid ASCII characters. (User Action) Make sure that there are no typing errors in the specified file. (Data overrun) More than 80 characters were entered at the terminal, or an attempt was made to read a record that contains more than the maximum of 80 characters. (User Action) Make sure that input entered at the terminal does not exceed 80 characters. (Device full) Not enough room is available in the directory of the output device to create the specified output file. This error generally occurs when IND attempts to execute a .OPEN or a .CLOSE directive. (User Action) Make sure that the output device has enough room for all the files to be stored there. See the (msg_book) for information on how to increase storage space. (Device read error) IND encountered a bad block or another type of hard error when trying to access a file. (User Action) Make sure that each device accessed is mounted. See the procedures for recovery from hard error conditions listed in the (msg_book). (Device write error) IND encountered a bad block or another type of hard error when trying to send output to a file. (User Action) Make sure that the device to which data is being sent is mounted and is write enabled. See the procedures for recovery from hard error conditions listed in the (msg_book). (File accessed for read) An attempt was made to write to a currently open file with the .OPENR directive. (User Action) Close or purge the file, then open it for output. (File accessed for write) An attempt was made to read a currently open file with the .OPEN or .OPENA directives. (User Action) Close or purge the file, then open it for input. (File already open) An attempt was made to open a file with a file number already in use. (User Action) Use an available file number or close a file that is already open. (File exceeds space allocated) The volume receiving data is full. (User Action) Use the SQUEEZE command or the DUP /S option to compress the volume. See the (msg_book) for information on how to increase storage space. (File protection error) An attempt was made to delete a protected file or to create a file with the same name as a protected file that already exists. (User Action) Use the keyboard UNPROTECT command to disable a file's protected status or use a different name for the new file. (Invalid device or unit) The device or unit specified with the .OPEN, .OPENA, or .OPENR directives is invalid. (User Action) Check for syntax errors in the device specification. (No file accessed on channel) An internal error occurred in IND. (User Action) Try the operation again. If the error persists, send an SPR to Digital; include with the SPR an output listing or log file and a machine-readable copy of the control file(s). (No such file) The file specified in the OPEN or DELETE command was not found. (User Action) Make sure that the file specification has the correct syntax and spelling. (Undefined error code) IND has detected an error it cannot classify. (User Action) Submit an SPR to Digital; include with the SPR an output listing or log file and a machine-readable copy of the control file(s).