COBRT041 - COBRT060

COBRT041 Corrupt index file (Recoverable)
Your run-time system does not recognize the control information for an indexed file and as the index has been corrupted in some way the data in the file is no longer accessible by your system. This error is recoverable in the sense that it can be trapped but should you receive it, you can do little except to close any open files and stop your program's run.

COBRT042 Attempt to write on broken pipe (Recoverable)
One of the following has occurred:

COBRT043 File information missing for indexed file (Fatal)
The most likely reason for this error is that the names of either the data part or the index part of the file are not consistent with the setting of the IDXNAMETYPE FIle Handler configuration option.

COBRT044 Attempt to OPEN an NLS file in a non-NLS program (Fatal)
The logical file-name is preceded by "%NLS%", but the program which OPENS the file has been compiled without the NLS directive set: the OPEN fails.

COBRT045 Attempt to OPEN an NLS file using incompatible language definition (Fatal)
The NLS control information for a file in your program does not match the same NLS control information in the header of your index file. Alternatively, your index file has become corrupted.

COBRT047 Indexed structure overflow (Fatal)
The structure of your indexed file contains a fault. You have probably tried to put another entry in the index when there is no room for it. This may be because you have reached the maximum number of duplicate keys.

COBRT048 Attempt to divide by zero (Fatal)
You are executing a program that is trying to perform a divide by zero.

COBRT051 (message text is intentionally blank)
This message is produced as the result of the environment being set to produce RM/COBOL file status codes.

COBRT055 Routine table overflow (Fatal)
You have tried to load too many programs simultaneously.