COBEC0032E <opt> required in OSVS for Length specification The <opt> option is required in OSVS COBOL programs to provide a length specification. Note that it is optional in VS COBOL II programs
since it can be defaulted to the LENGTH OF construct.
COBEC0035I <cmd> command is a NO-OP if no options specified No options for the <cmd> command are required, however, if none are specified the command acts like a null operation. An example is HANDLE CONDITION,
where no specific option is required, but the command does nothing unless one is present.
COBEC0036W <opt> duplicate specification overrides previous The same option, <opt>, has been specified more than once in the same EXEC CICS statement and its later specification(s) will effectively override
prior ones. The applies primarily to the HANDLE CONDITION and HANDLE AID commands where the second instance may specify a
different destination than the first instance of the option.
COBEC0038E MAP(literal) or FROM or MAPONLY is required On a SEND MAP command, a data area is required for the user data to be mapped when MAPONLY is not specified. This can be explicitly
specified using the FROM option or it can be implied if the argument for the MAP option is an alphanumeric literal.