COBRT181 - COBRT200

• COBRT181 Invalid parameter error (Fatal)
  A parameter which you have used is not one which is recognized by your system.
• COBRT182 Console input or console output open in wrong direction (Fatal)
  You are either trying to read input from the screen or write to the keyboard.
• COBRT183 Attempt to open line sequential file for I-O (Fatal)
  You have tried to open a line-sequential file in the input-output open mode, but this mode is not supported for files with this organization.
• COBRT184 ACCEPT/DISPLAY I-O error (Fatal)
  You have either tried to read input from the screen or write to the keyboard, or the ADIS module has not been able to open your terminal's channels for I-O.
• COBRT185 File malformed (Recoverable)
  
• COBRT186 Attempt to open stdin, stdout or stderr with incorrect mode (Recoverable)
  You have tried to open either a standard input file with output mode, or some other file in an incorrect mode.
• COBRT187 Run-time system not found on $COBDIR path (Fatal)
  The run-time system cannot be found on the path you have set up in the COBDIR environment variable. Alternatively, you might not have installed your COBOL system correctly.
• COBRT188 Filename too large (Fatal)
  A file-name which you have used has more characters than the maximum number allowed by your operating system.
• COBRT189 Intermediate code load error (Fatal)
  You are unable to load your intermediate code. You might have tried to load intermediate code that either has not been successfully produced, or has been corrupted in some way.
• COBRT190 Too many arguments to CALL (Fatal)
  A CALL statement in your program cannot be successfully executed because of the number of arguments which you have used with it.
• COBRT191 Terminal type not defined (Fatal)
  Your terminal is not defined.
• COBRT192 Required terminal capability description missing (Fatal)
  A compulsory entry, for example cursor movement or clear screen, is missing from your terminal configuration database.
• COBRT193 Error in variable length count (Fatal)
  The intermediate code which is currently being processed is not a valid operation. You are probably trying to execute a corrupt file or one which has not been produced.
• COBRT194 File size too large (Fatal)
  A file which your program is accessing is too large for successful execution to continue.
• COBRT195 DELETE/REWRITE not preceded by a read (Fatal)
  Before a DELETE or a REWRITE statement can be successfully executed in sequential access mode the last input-output statement executed for the associated file must have been a successful read. In your code no read statement precedes your tried DELETE or REWRITE.
• COBRT196 Record number too large in relative or indexed file (Fatal)
  The relative record key has exceeded the system limit, that is, the file is too large for the system to handle.
• COBRT197 Screen handling system initialization error (Fatal)
  This error can be caused by one of the following:
• COBRT198 Load failure (Fatal)
  The system cannot load a program module or, in a multi-threading program, start a new thread.
• COBRT199 Operating System error code lies outside expected range (Fatal)
  A system call has returned an unexpected error number which is not documented.
• COBRT200 Run-time system internal logic error (Fatal)
  The amount of memory available on your machine is so low that not even the run-time system can be fully loaded.

Parent topic: Run-time System Error Messages

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