Constant | Decimal value | Hexadecimal value | Description | |
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arrOK | 0 | &H0 | No error, method result OK. | |
General errors of the communication core | ||||
arrWK_SecondApp | 256 | &H100 | The communication core is already used by another application.
Usually occurs when trying to run two applications accessing the DbNet network on one computer at the same time. | |
arrWK_NotInit | 257 | &H101 | The communication core has not been initialized.
Usually occurs when using methods without initialization. | |
arrWK_AlreadyInit | 258 | &H102 | The communication core has already been initialized.
Usually occurs on the second invocation of initialization methods without deinitialization. | |
arrWK_NoTempMem | 259 | &H103 | Internal memory allocation error for string conversion. | |
arrWK_CreateGuard | 260 | &H104 | Internal mutex creation error. | |
arrWK_BadTime | 263 | &H107 | Wrong time in the conversion function.
Usually occurs when entering time out of the range of the format into the conversion functions TimeFromDbNet or TimeToDbNet. | |
arrWK_CreateResClb | 264 | &H108 | Internal error when allocating structures to cancel callback functions. | |
arrWK_BadAttr | 272 | &H110 | For advanced users and experts. Unknown attribute identifier. | |
Local database errors | ||||
arrDB_OpenError | 512 | &H200 | Failed to open the database description file.
Usually occurs when the filename is incorrectly specified in the initialization functions. | |
arrDB_OpenAlloc | 513 | &H201 | Internal memory allocation error for the database description file. | |
arrDB_OpenRead | 514 | &H202 | Failed to read the database description file. A rather unusual error occurs if another application has a database description file open for exclusive use. | |
arrDB_BadStruct | 515 | &H203 | Database description structure is incorrect.
Usually occurs when the type or missing parameter of a database variable is incorrectly specified. | |
arrDB_BadScanf | 516 | &H204 | Error on reading a number from the database description.
Usually occurs when the database description is wrong, where the expected number (WID, dimension or station) is replaced by another text. | |
arrDB_NoMemory | 517 | &H205 | Not enough space to create database. A rather untypical error occurring when trying to initialize a very large local database. | |
arrDB_CreateGuard | 518 | &H206 | Internal mutex creation error. | |
arrDB_RedefItem | 520 | &H208 | Some database variable is listed twice.
Usually occurs when the database description is incorrect | |
arrDB_BadRow | 528 | &H210 | Wrong row (rows) of the database variable.
Usually occurs when trying to work with a database matrix outside its row dimensions. | |
arrDB_BadCol | 529 | &H211 | Wrong column (columns) of the database variable.
Usually occurs when trying to work with a database matrix outside its column dimensions. | |
arrDB_BadType | 530 | &H212 | Wrong database variable in the read/write method of the general database variable. | |
arrDB_NoVariable | 531 | &H213 | The database variable does not exist.
Usually occurs when WID is entered incorrectly. | |
arrDB_BadHandle | 532 | &H214 | Wrong handle to the database variable. | |
arrDB_RedefAlarm | 534 | &H216 | For advanced users. The method for setting the alarm has been called, and the alarm is already defined. The previous alarm must first be cancelled. | |
arrDB_NoDatagram | 536 | &H218 | For advanced users. A method was called to confirm a datagram, and the variable is not set to monitor datagrams. | |
General hardware errors | ||||
arrHW_OpenError | 768 | &H300 | Failed to open the hardware connection description file.
Usually occurs when the filename is incorrectly entered in the initialization functions. | |
arrHW_OpenAlloc | 769 | &H301 | Internal memory allocation error for hardware connection description file. | |
arrHW_OpenRead | 770 | &H302 | Unable to read the file with the description of the hardware connection. A rather unusual error occurs if another application has a hardware connection description file open for exclusive use. | |
arrHW_BadStruct | 771 | &H303 | Incorrect structure of the hardware connection description.
Usually occurs when the [General] section of the hardware description is missing. | |
arrHW_BadScanf | 772 | &H304 | Error on reading the number from the hardware connection description.
Usually occurs when the hardware connection description is wrong, where instead of the expected station number in the MyStation key there is a different text. | |
arrHW_NoMemory | 773 | &H305 | Internal error when allocating structures for hardware DLLs. | |
arrHW_CreateGuard | 774 | &H306 | Internal mutex creation error. | |
arrHW_NoParams | 775 | &H307 | A mandatory parameter is missing in the description of the connection hardware.
Usually occurs when the MyStation key is missing. | |
arrHW_RedefParams | 776 | &H308 | Some parameter is listed twice.
Usually occurs when the hardware description of connection is wrong. | |
arrHW_CreateService | 777 | &H309 | Internal error when creating a hardware thread. | |
arrHW_BadStation | 784 | &H310 | Wrong PC station number in the MyStation key in the hardware connection description. | |
arrHW_NoDLL | 785 | &H311 | Unable to find hardware DLL.
Usually occurs when the hardware connection description is incorrect, when the name of the section describing the hardware is incorrect. In a worse case, it can also indicate a corrupted installation, where some necessary components of the communication kernel have been deleted. | |
arrHW_BadDLL | 786 | &H312 | The DLL hardware does not match the expected interface. Relatively untypical error due to corrupted installation (DLL overwriting). | |
arrHW_BadVersion | 787 | &H313 | The version of the hardware DLL does not match the requested version. Relatively untypical error due to corrupted installation (inconsistency between DLL versions). | |
arrHW_MixStation | 788 | &H314 | In the hardware description some stations are listed twice.
Usually occurs when the hardware description of the connection is incorrect, when each station can only be connected with one type of hardware. | |
arrHW_MaxSeg | 789 | &H315 | In the hardware description, some sections are listed more times than allowed.
Usually a connection hardware description error occurs when some sections (modem connection [MDM] and test connection [NON]) can be listed only once. | |
arrHW_NoStream | 792 | &H318 | Incorrect stream identifier in datagram response method (usually the stream has already been closed and the response cannot be sent). | |
Communication errors | ||||
arrRQ_CreateGuard | 1024 | &H400 | Internal mutex creation error. | |
arrRQ_LocalReq | 1025 | &H401 | The requirement for communication is local.
Usually occurs when trying to read/write information (database variable, time, identification) from/to the PC. For advanced users. For reading/writing database variables belonging to the PC, the methods for reading/writing from/to the local database must be used. | |
arrRQ_NoStation | 1026 | &H402 | The station has not been initialized.
Usually occurs when trying to work with the station (read status, read/write time, etc.), which is not described in the hardware connection description. | |
arrRQ_FullBuff | 1027 | &H403 | The communication buffer is full.
Usually occurs with high data transfer demands at one time. It is necessary to spread the communication over a longer period of time. | |
arrRQ_BadCount | 1030 | &H406 | Bad data length in methods communicating memory and station ports. | |
arrRQ_RedefPlug | 1046 | &H416 | For advanced users. A method has been called to set up station status monitoring, and the monitoring is already defined. First, the previous station status tracking must be cancelled. | |
Connection errors with DOKOPO | ||||
arrDK_BadStruct | 2051 | &H803 | Erroneous structure of the hardware connection description using DOKOPO.
Usually occurs with syntax error in the [DKP] section. | |
arrDK_BadScanf | 2052 | &H804 | Error on reading the number from the hardware connection description DOKOPO.
Usually occurs when the hardware connection description is wrong, where instead of the expected number in one of the keys in the [DKP] section there is a different text. | |
arrDK_NoMemory | 2053 | &H805 | Internal structure allocation error for DOKOPO. | |
arrDK_CreateGuard | 2054 | &H806 | Internal mutex creation error. | |
arrDK_NoParams | 2055 | &H807 | In the description of the hardware connection DOKOPO a mandatory parameter is missing.
Usually it occurs when the in the [DKP] section key is missing. | |
arrDK_RedefParams | 2056 | &H808 | Some parameter in the hardware connection description DOKOPO is listed twice.
Usually occurs with a wrong description in the [DKP] section. | |
arrDK_CreateService | 2057 | &H809 | Internal error when creating hardware thread for DOKOPO. | |
arrDK_BadOffset | 2058 | &H80A | Wrong segment offset in the OfsNet key. Values 0, 32, 64, 96, 128, 160, 192 and 224 are allowed for the segment offset. | |
arrDK_BadStation | 2064 | &H810 | Wrong station number in one of the Station keys in the [DKP] section. | |
arrDK_BadSpeed | 2068 | &H814 | Wrong or unsupported DbNet communication speed for DOKOPO in the Speed in the [DKP] section key. | |
arrDK_VxDOpen | 2069 | &H815 | Cannot open the driver for DOKOPO. Relatively untypical error due to corrupted installation (missing VxD). | |
arrDK_VxDOldVersion | 2070 | &H816 | The driver version does not match the requested version. Relatively untypical error due to corrupted installation (inconsistent versions of individual components). | |
arrDK_VxDNotInit | 2071 | &H817 | Error during the installation of the DOKOPO driver.
Usually occurs when an error occurs when allocating DOKOPO. The DOKOPO card specified in the DKP key is already in use or is not installed correctly on the computer. | |
arrDK_IRQCreateEvent | 2072 | &H818 | Internal event creation error. | |
arrDK_DownloadFail | 2076 | &H81C | You cannot load a program into the DOKOPO tab. Relatively untypical error due to bad installation of DOKOPO on the computer or hardware error of the card. | |
arrDK_BoardStay | 2077 | &H81D | After loading the program into DOKOPO, the program did not run. A rather untypical error caused by a possible HW error of the DOKOPO card. | |
arrDK_NotResponse | 2078 | &H81E | The service requested by the DOKOPO card ended with an error (or the DOKOPO card did not respond). A rather untypical error occurring when DOKOPO is heavily loaded. | |
Modem connection errors | ||||
arrMD_BadStruct | 2307 | &H903 | Error in the structure of the description of the hardware modem connection.
Usually occurs with syntax error in the [MDM] section. | |
arrMD_BadScanf | 2308 | &H904 | Error on reading the number from the modem hardware connection description.
Usually occurs when the hardware connection description is wrong, where instead of the expected number in one of the keys in the [MDM] section there is a different text. | |
arrMD_NoMemory | 2309 | &H905 | Internal error when allocating structures for modems. | |
arrMD_CreateGuard | 2310 | &H906 | Internal mutex creation error. | |
arrMD_NoParams | 2311 | &H907 | There is a mandatory parameter missing in the description of the hardware modem connection.
Usually occurs when the in the [MDM] section key is missing. | |
arrMD_RedefParams | 2312 | &H908 | Some parameter in the description of the HW modem connection is listed twice.
Usually occurs with a wrong description in the [MDM] section. | |
arrMD_CreateService | 2313 | &H909 | Internal error when creating hardware thread for modems. | |
arrMD_BadStation | 2320 | &H910 | Wrong station number in one of the Station keys in the [MDM] section. | |
arrMD_BadStParams | 2321 | &H911 | Wrong station parameters in one of the Station keys in the [MDM] section. | |
arrMD_BadCOM | 2322 | &H912 | Wrong COM number in one of the ModemCom keys in the [MDM] section. | |
arrMD_BadATString | 2323 | &H913 | Wrong syntax of an AT command in one of the ModemCom keys in the [MDM] section. | |
arrMD_BadPIN | 2324 | &H914 | Wrong PIN number in one of the ModemCom keys in the [MDM] section. | |
arrMD_OpenCOM | 2336 | &H920 | Cannot open the specified COM port of the PC.
Usually occurs if one of the specified COM ports is already used by another application. | |
arrMD_SetCOM | 2337 | &H921 | Cannot set the necessary parameters of the COM port of the PC.
Usually occurs when the COM port speed is unsupported, otherwise the error indicates HW problems with the specified COM port of the PC. | |
arrMD_NoConnect | 2338 | &H922 | Cannot communicate (read/write) because there is no free modem available.
Usually occurs if all possible modems are currently in use and the remaining ones are in failure. There may also be higher priority modems that may not be used for lower priority communication. It is necessary to free up a modem first (for example, by cancelling a connection in progress). | |
arrMD_ConnectBusy | 2339 | &H923 | Cannot communicate (read/write) because there is no free modem available right now.
Usually occurs if there is no free modem, but there is at least one that is currently "recovering" and will be available in a few seconds. It is necessary to wait a while and then retry the communication attempt. | |
COM connection errors | ||||
arrCM_BadStruct | 2563 | &HA03 | Incorrect structure of the description of the HW connection using COM.
Usually occurs with syntax error in the [COM] section. | |
arrCM_BadScanf | 2564 | &HA04 | Error on reading the number from the description of the HW COM connection.
Usually occurs when the HW connection description is wrong, where instead of the expected number in one of the keys in the [COM] section there is a different text. | |
arrCM_NoMemory | 2565 | &HA05 | Internal COM structure allocation error. | |
arrCM_CreateGuard | 2566 | &HA06 | Internal mutex creation error. | |
arrCM_NoParams | 2567 | &HA07 | There is a mandatory parameter missing in the description of the COM HW connection.
Usually occurs when the in the [COM] section key is missing. | |
arrCM_RedefParams | 2568 | &HA08 | Some parameter in the description of the HW COM connection is listed twice.
Usually occurs with a wrong description in the [COM] section. | |
arrCM_CreateService | 2569 | &HA09 | Internal error when creating HW thread for COM. | |
arrCM_BadOffset | 2570 | &HA0A | Wrong segment offset in the OfsNet key. Values 0, 32, 64, 96, 128, 160, 192 and 224 are allowed for the segment offset. | |
arrCM_BadStation | 2576 | &HA10 | Wrong station number in one of the Station keys in the [COM] section. | |
arrCM_BadCOM | 2577 | &HA11 | Wrong COM number in one of the Com keys in the [COM] section. | |
arrCM_BadSpeed | 2578 | &HA12 | Wrong or unsupported DbNet communication speed for COM in the Speed in the [COM] section key. | |
arrCM_OpenCOM | 2592 | &HA20 | Cannot open the specified COM port of the PC.
Usually occurs if one of the specified COM ports is already used by another application. | |
arrCM_SetCOM | 2593 | &HA21 | Cannot set the necessary parameters of the COM port of the PC.
Usually occurs when the COM port speed is unsupported, otherwise the error indicates hardware problems with the specified PC COM port. | |
arrCM_NoTimer | 2594 | &HA22 | The PC lacks the exact timer needed for communication. A rather untypical error occurring in older computers, which prevents the connection to the DbNet network from being established using the COM port of the PC. | |
UDP protocol Ethernet connection errors | ||||
arrUD_BadStruct | 2819 | &HB03 | Error in the structure of the hardware description of the Ethernet connection.
Usually occurs with syntax error in the [UDP] section. | |
arrUD_BadScanf | 2820 | &HB04 | Error on reading the number from the Ethernet connection hardware description.
Usually occurs when the hardware connection description is wrong, where instead of the expected number in one of the keys in the [UDP] section there is a different text. | |
arrUD_NoMemory | 2821 | &HB05 | Internal error when allocating structures for UDP. | |
arrUD_CreateGuard | 2822 | &HB06 | Internal mutex creation error. | |
arrUD_NoParams | 2823 | &HB07 | A mandatory parameter is missing in the description of the Ethernet connection hardware.
Usually occurs when the in the [UDP] section key is missing. | |
arrUD_RedefParams | 2824 | &HB08 | Some parameter in the hardware description of the Ethernet connection is listed twice.
Usually occurs when the description in the [UDP] section is wrong. | |
arrUD_CreateService | 2825 | &HB09 | Internal error when creating a hardware thread for UDP. | |
arrUD_BadOffset | 2826 | &HB0A | Incorrectly specified offset in the Offset key. Must be in the range 0 - 65504. | |
arrUD_BadStation | 2832 | &HB10 | Wrong station number in one of the Station keys in the [UDP] section. | |
arrUD_BadIP | 2833 | &HB11 | Wrong numeric IP address in one of the Address keys in the [UDP] section. | |
arrUD_DuplIP | 2834 | &HB12 | Duplicated IP address. Each gateway must have a unique IP address in the Address in the [UDP] section key. | |
arrUD_OpenWinsock | 2848 | &HB20 | Cannot open Winsock for communication. An installed Winsock of at least version 2.00 is required. | |
arrUD_OpenSocket | 2849 | &HB21 | Cannot open socket for communication. | |
arrUD_GetIP | 2850 | &HB22 | A text address entered in some Address in the [UDP] section key cannot be converted to an IP address. | |
Point-to-point connection errors using "service mode" | ||||
arrSM_BadStruct | 3075 | &HC03 | Incorrect structure of the hardware description of the point-to-point connection using "service mode".
Usually occurs with syntax error in the [SVM] section. | |
arrSM_BadScanf | 3076 | &HC04 | Error on reading the number from the description of the HW point-to-point connection using "service mode".
Usually occurs when the HW connection description is wrong, where instead of the expected number in one of the keys in the [SVM] section there is a different text. | |
arrSM_NoMemory | 3077 | &HC05 | Internal error when allocating structures for point-to-point connection using "service mode". | |
arrSM_CreateGuard | 3078 | &HC06 | Internal mutex creation error. | |
arrSM_NoParams | 3079 | &HC07 | In the hardware description of the point-to-point connection using "service mode", a mandatory parameter is missing.
Usually occurs when the in the [SVM] section key is missing. | |
arrSM_RedefParams | 3080 | &HC08 | Some parameter in the hardware description of the point-to-point connection using "service mode" is listed twice.
Usually occurs with a wrong description in the [SVM] section. | |
arrSM_CreateService | 3081 | &HC09 | Internal error when creating hardware thread for point-to-point connection using "service mode". | |
arrSM_BadStation | 3088 | &HC10 | Wrong station number in one of the Station keys in the [SVM] section. | |
arrSM_OpenCOM | 3104 | &HC20 | Cannot open the specified COM port of the PC.
Usually occurs if one of the specified COM ports is already used by another application. | |
arrSM_SetCOM | 3105 | &HC21 | Cannot set the necessary parameters of the COM port of the PC.
Usually occurs when the COM port speed is unsupported, otherwise the error indicates HW problems with the specified COM port of the PC. | |
Point-to-point connection errors using "service mode" | ||||
arrGP_BadStruct | 3331 | &HD03 | Error in the structure of the description of the hardware connection using GPRS.
Usually occurs with syntax error in the [GPR] section. | |
arrGP_BadScanf | 3332 | &HD04 | Error on reading the number from the hardware connection description using GPRS.
Usually occurs when the hardware connection description is wrong, where instead of the expected number in one of the keys in the [GPR] section there is a different text. | |
arrGP_NoMemory | 3333 | &HD05 | Internal error when allocating structures for connection using GPRS. | |
arrGP_CreateGuard | 3334 | &HD06 | Internal mutex creation error. | |
arrGP_NoParams | 3335 | &HD07 | There is a mandatory parameter missing in the description of the hardware connection using GPRS.
Usually it occurs when the in the [GPR] section key is missing. | |
arrGP_RedefParams | 3336 | &HD08 | Some parameter in the description of the hardware connection using GPRS is listed twice.
Usually occurs with a bad description in the [GPR] section. | |
arrGP_CreateService | 3337 | &HD09 | Internal error when creating hardware thread for connection using GPRS. | |
arrGP_BadStation | 3344 | &HD10 | Wrong station number in one of the Station keys in the [GPR] section. | |
arrGP_BadIP | 3345 | &HD11 | Wrong numeric IP address in one of the keys MyAddress or Station in the [GPR] section. | |
arrGP_DuplIP | 3346 | &HD12 | Duplicated IP address. Each gateway must have a unique IP address in the Station in the [GPR] section key. | |
arrGP_OpenCOM | 3360 | &HD20 | Cannot open the specified COM port of the PC.
Usually occurs if one of the specified COM ports is already used by another application. | |
arrGP_SetCOM | 3361 | &HD21 | Cannot set the necessary parameters of the COM port of the PC.
Usually occurs when the COM port speed is unsupported, otherwise the error indicates hardware problems with the specified PC COM port. | |
Ethernet connection errors via TCP protocol | ||||
arrTC_BAD_STRUCT | 3587 | &HE03 | Error in the structure of the hardware description of the Ethernet connection.
Usually occurs with syntax error in the [TCP] section. | |
arrTC_BAD_SCANF | 3588 | &HE04 | Error on reading the number from the Ethernet connection hardware description.
Usually occurs when the hardware connection description is wrong, where instead of the expected number in one of the keys in the [TCP] section there is a different text. | |
arrTC_NoMemory | 3589 | &HE05 | Internal error when allocating structures for TCP. | |
arrTC_CreateGuard | 3590 | &HE06 | Internal mutex creation error. | |
arrTC_NO_PARAMS | 3591 | &HE07 | A mandatory parameter is missing in the description of the Ethernet hardware connection.
Usually it occurs when the in the [TCP] section key is missing. | |
arrTC_REDEF_PARAMS | 3592 | &HE08 | Some parameter in the description of the Ethernet hardware connection is listed twice.
Usually occurs when the description in the [TCP] section is wrong. | |
arrTC_CreateService | 3593 | &HE09 | Internal error when creating hardware thread for TCP connection. | |
arrTC_BAD_OFFSET | 3594 | &HE0A | Incorrectly specified offset in the Offset key. Must be in the range 0 - 65504. | |
arrTC_BAD_STATION | 3600 | &HE10 | Wrong station number in one of the Station keys in the [TCP] section. | |
arrTC_BAD_IP | 3601 | &HE11 | Wrong numeric IP address in one of the keys Address or Station in the [TCP] section. | |
arrTC_DUPL_IP | 3602 | &HE12 | Duplicated IP address. Each gateway must have a unique IP address + port in the Address in the [TCP] section key. | |
arrTC_OPEN_WINSOCK | 3616 | &HE20 | Cannot open Winsock for communication. An installed Winsock of at least version 2.00 is required. | |
arrTC_OPEN_SOCKET | 3617 | &HE21 | Cannot open socket for communication. | |
arrTC_GET_IP | 3618 | &HE22 | Text address in some key Address in the [TCP] section cannot be converted to an IP address. | |
Errors in processing (reading) archives. | ||||
arrPA_OpenError | 4864 | &H1300 | Unable to open archive description file.
Usually occurs when the filename is incorrectly specified in the initialization functions. | |
arrPA_OpenAlloc | 4865 | &H1301 | Internal memory allocation error for archive description file. | |
arrPA_OpenRead | 4866 | &H1302 | Failed to read the archive description file. A rather unusual error occurs if another application has an archive description file open for exclusive use. | |
arrPA_BadStruct | 4867 | &H1303 | Faulty structure of archive descriptions.
Usually occurs with missing separator (equal to, comma) in some key or a missing part of a key. | |
arrPA_BadScanf | 4868 | &H1304 | Error on reading the number from archive descriptions.
Usually occurs when the archive description is wrong, where the expected number in a key is replaced by a different text. | |
arrPA_NoMemory | 4869 | &H1305 | Internal error when allocating structures for archives. | |
arrPA_CreateGuard | 4870 | &H1306 | Internal mutex creation error. | |
arrPA_NoParams | 4871 | &H1307 | A mandatory parameter is missing in the archive description.
Usually occurs when a key is missing. | |
arrPA_RedefParams | 4872 | &H1308 | Some parameter is listed twice.
Usually occurs when archives are described incorrectly. | |
arrPA_CreateIdle | 4873 | &H1309 | Internal error when creating archive thread. | |
arrPA_BadStation | 4880 | &H1310 | Wrong station number in one of the MyStation keys in the archive description. | |
arrPA_BadWIDArchive | 4881 | &H1311 | Wrong WID of database matrix with archive values.
Usually occurs when the WID in one of the Data keys is incorrectly entered. or if the database matrix for the operation log is not of the MI type. | |
arrPA_BadWIDIndex | 4882 | &H1312 | Wrong WID of database variable with archive index.
Usually occurs when the WID in one of the Index keys is incorrectly entered. or if the database variable is not of the I type. | |
arrPA_BadWIDTime | 4883 | &H1313 | Wrong WID of database variable with archive index.
Usually occurs when the WID in one of the Time keys is incorrectly entered. or if the database variable is not of the ML type. | |
arrPA_BadSizeArchive | 4884 | &H1314 | Wrong size of the database matrix with archive values.
Usually occurs if the database matrix with archive values has a different number of columns than the previous matrix or than the database matrix with sample times. This may be a misstatement of a different database variable in the description of the archives or an error in the description of a database variable in the database description. | |
arrPA_BadSizeTime | 4885 | &H1315 | Wrong database matrix size with archive sample times.
Usually occurs if the database matrix with archive sample times has a different number of columns than the database matrix with archive values. This can be a result of a misstatement of a different database variable in the archive description or an error in the description of a database variable in the database description. | |
arrPA_BadSizeLogger | 4886 | &H1316 | Wrong size of the database matrix of the operation log.
Usually occurs if the database matrix of the operation log does not have the number of columns aligned to multiples of 8 or has more than one row. This may be a misstatement of another database variable in the archive description or an error in the description of a database variable in the database description. | |
arrPA_BadText | 4887 | &H1317 | Poor binding between formatting rules for the operational log.
Usually occurs if an operational log in the Text key in the [LOGGER] section refers to a non-existent set of formatting rules or if some formatting rule in the Item key in the [TEXT] section refers to a non-existent auxiliary text table. | |
arrPA_BadArchive | 4896 | &H1320 | Wrong archive identifier.
Usually occurs when calling a method with the identifier of a non-existent archive. | |
arrPA_BadType | 4897 | &H1321 | A method has been invoked over an archive of this type, for which the method is not intended and does nothing. | |
arrPA_WriteError | 4898 | &H1322 | The "Accept" method failed to save the information to the working file, but the sample acceptance was confirmed.
Usually occurs when the workfile name in the archive description is incorrect. This return value is returned even if the workfile name was NONE. | |
arrPA_NothingAccept | 4899 | &H1323 | The "Accept" method was called even though the archive read no sample. | |
VBA errors | ||||
arrVB_Variant | 5120 | &H1400 | Error when creating VBA variable.
Usually occurs if a variable of another type is set as the output method parameter of the Variant type and it cannot be converted to the desired type. | |
arrVB_API | 5121 | &H1401 | Internal error when calling API services. | |
Other errors | ||||
arrAT_NotImplemented | -256 | &HFF00 | The function is not implemented. | |
Empty test connection errors | ||||
arrNN_BadStruct | -253 | &HFF03 | Wrong structure of the test empty connection description.
Usually occurs with syntax error in the [NON] section. | |
arrNN_BadScanf | -252 | &HFF04 | Error on reading the number from the description of a test empty connection.
Usually occurs when the connection description is wrong, where instead of the expected number in one of the keys in the [NON] section there is different text. | |
arrNN_NoParams | -249 | &HFF07 | A mandatory parameter is missing in the description of the test empty connection.
Usually occurs when the in the [NON] section key is missing. | |
arrNN_BadStation | -240 | &HFF10 | Wrong station number in one of the Station keys in the [NON] section. | |
arrNN_CreateEvent | -239 | &HFF11 | Internal event allocation error. |