Lists the SQL Wizard Export error messages from WE000 through WE049.
WE001: Unable to create document window, XVT error error. An error occurred while attempting to create a child window. You may be low on resources. Try unloading some programs, or
closing other child windows. If you are still having problems, please contact Micro Focus Technical Support.
WE006: No translation table exists with specified INCCSID and OUTCCSID. There is no record in the SYSIBM.SYSSTRINGS table whose values in the INCCSID and OUTCCSID fields match the numbers found
in XDB.INI. If you are exporting in the DSNTIAUL format, check InCCSID and OutCCSID in the [Export] section of XDB.INI. If
you are exporting in a different format, check AscSrcCodePage and AscDstCodePage.
WE009: No more Export windows can be created. You have created the maximum allowable number of Export windows. The maximum is 10. To create a new window you must close
an existing window.
WE015: Keyboard navigation error. An error occurred when trying to resolve the next/previous object in the keyboard navigation list. Contact Micro Focus Technical
Support.
WE027: Data exceeds 4K page size. The size of a record in the table you are exporting is greater than 4K. When exporting to the DSNTIAUL format, each record
must fit within a 4K page size. If the record contains one or more columns of type LONG VARCHAR, the data in those columns
is truncated if possible to make the record fit into 4K. However, if the other column lengths are large enough, this won't
reduce the size sufficiently.
WE031: Invalid table name. You have entered a table name that does not satisfy table-naming criterion. In general, names must begin with a letter, can
contain letters and digits, and the characters # $ % & _ { } in XDB mode or @ # $ _ in DB2 mode.
WE032: No table name specified. You have not specified the name of the table you wish to export. The table name is required when exporting and when saving
an export specification to a batch export or batch import file.
WE037: Invalid record delimiter delimiter. When specifying a delimiter using decimal notation, use the format <nnn>, where nnn is an integer between 0 and 255. The record
delimiter for standard ASCII files is a carriage-return followed by a line-feed, as indicated by the default <013><010>. SQLWizard
allows you to specify an alternate end-of-record delimiter to handle other file structures.
WE038: Invalid field delimiter delimiter. When specifying a delimiter using decimal notation, use the format <nnn>, where nnn is an integer between 0 and 255. When
selecting a field delimiter, be sure you do not use a character found in your data or in the default masks for the data types
in the exported table. For example, do not use a comma as the delimiter if your data contains numeric or money values grouped
with a comma.
WE043: Invalid error log file name filename. The specified name is an invalid file name for the underlying operating system. Check your operating system documentation
for a description of valid file names.
WE045: Invalid batch file name filename. The specified file name is not a valid file name for your operating system. See your operating system documentation for a
description of valid file names.
WE046: Invalid data file name filename. The specified file name is not a valid file name for your operating system. See your operating system documentation for a
description of valid file names.
WE048: Invalid value for DSETPASS. The value must be a valid database object name. In general, names must begin with a letter, can contain letters and digits,
and the characters # $ % & _ { } in XDB mode or @ # $ _ in DB2 mode.
WE049: Invalid STOGROUP name. STOGROUP names must follow the rules for short identifiers. The STOGROUP used is invalid.