Category: COBOL-II.
You specified too many arguments after a paragraph. The size of the buffer that stores these arguments depends on the memory available at execution time.
Check for the available memory and/or missing right parenthesis.
Cannot open the file.
Check for the attributes and the existence of the file.
This error occurs while parsing the program in the first pass.
Check spelling of Division, syntax of TRUE and FALSE statements and the format of paragraph header with arguments list.
APS found a division at the wrong place in the program.
Check for the order of all COBOL divisions coded.
Found a paragraph header specified in COBOL region B.
Check for invalid placement of the period.
APS found an extra end of block statement.
Check for the extra end of block statement like END-IF, END-PERFORM, ... .
Internal error.
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Internal error.
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Internal error.
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This error occurs when you use an index on a FROM clause in a REPEAT VARYING statement with a complex expression.
Break up the complex expression to multiple SET index UP/DOWN statements.
APS could not recognize the beginning of the statement.
Correct the code.
The syntax for the continuation literal is incorrect.
Correct the code.
Syntax for Index Increment/Decrement is incorrect or too complex. APS expects a plus or minus sign for the Index Increment or Decrement statement.
Correct syntax of Index Increment/Decrement statement.
APS found UNTIL verb at the beginning of a statement following a complete PERFORM statement.
Move the UNTIL to the end of the previous line or use ellipses '...' to continue the PERFORM statement.
Definition: APS found a verb at the beginning of a statement indented under a following statement that could have an exception clause like: ADD, COMPUTE, ... statement.
If you indented the statement for the exception clause, no action required. Otherwise change the indentation to line up with the previous statement.
APS found a verb at the beginning of a statement that could end the indentation of the previous statement.
If the statement should end the exception clause, no action required. Otherwise fix the indentation to line up with the previous statement.
An ELSE found after a nested IF statement which based on the indentation belongs to the outer IF statement with the same indentation.
If the indentation rule applies, no action required. Otherwise change the indentation to line up with the correct IF statement or code an END-IF statement.
A WHEN statement found after an EVALUATE statement was previously terminated either by indentation or an END-EVALUATE statement.
Move the WHEN statement and statement block before the END-EVALUATE statement or fix the indentation to line up under the EVALUATE statement.
Grammatical or syntax error found.
Check the syntax in the APS or COBOL II documentation.
Internal error. Tokens including white spaces cannot exceed 4094 bytes.
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APS found an end of file marker before collecting all characters for a token. For example, an alpha-numeric literal.
Check for a missing quote at the end of the program or an end of file marker in a string.
Internal error. When bringing up APS.
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Internal error.
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