Messages BBMXY100 through BBMXY199
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| Number | Description |
|---|---|
| BBMXY103 | Invalid number of records entered, number Explanation: This is a diagnostic message containing error information used by BMC to resolve the error condition. Additional messages are issued. User response: See related messages and perform the actions provided. |
| BBMXY104 | Requested data type result is invalid, type Explanation: This is a diagnostic message containing error information used by BMC to resolve the error condition. Additional messages are issued. User response: See related messages and perform the actions provided. |
| BBMXY105 | Incompatible data types for comparison Explanation: A filter was specified that contains a comparison, but the two data types cannot be compared. For example, a character field cannot be compared to a numeric field. The filter is not executed and this message is displayed. When ENTER is pressed, the view or form appears but may contain more data than intended. User response: Correct the filter by issuing the Where or QWhere command in the COMMAND field to display the current filter. Type over the current value(s) shown on the pop-up panel. |
| BBMXY106 | Pattern segment exceeds maximum length length Explanation: This is a diagnostic message containing error information used by BMC to resolve the error condition. Additional messages are issued. User response: See related messages and perform the actions provided. |
| BBMXY107 | Too many pattern segments, maximum is maximum Explanation: This is a diagnostic message containing error information used by BMC to resolve the error condition. Additional messages are issued. User response: See related messages and perform the actions provided. |
| BBMXY108 | Invalid string: string for numeric conversion Explanation: A filter was specified that contains a numeric comparison for the data named string, but string is not a valid number. Only numeric fields can be specified in numeric comparisons within filters. The filter is not executed and this message is displayed. When ENTER is pressed, the view or form appears but might contain more data than intended. User response: Correct the filter by issuing the Where or QWhere command in the COMMAND field to display the current filter. Type over the current value(s) shown on the pop-up panel. If the PARms or QPARms command was used, reissue the command and filter specification in the COMMAND field. If a hyperlink was invoked or if there is a syntax error in the parameters defined to a view, correct the error by performing the following steps:
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