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Error UGENERR_BATCH_ONLY

Author: i2stiller@gmx.de (istiller)

What does the error <UGENERR_BATCH_ONLY> mean? As the name suggest,  something could only be executed in batch. On the other hand, look at the description, I found this: "Statement not allowed in batch mode. Use a test on $batch to avoid this." This is not "BATCH_ONLY", but "NOT_IN_BATCH". So, what does the error <UGENERR_BATCH_ONLY> mean? :-) Ingo

Error UGENERR_BATCH_ONLY

Author: i2stiller@gmx.de (istiller)

What does the error <UGENERR_BATCH_ONLY> mean? As the name suggest,  something could only be executed in batch. On the other hand, look at the description, I found this: "Statement not allowed in batch mode. Use a test on $batch to avoid this." This is not "BATCH_ONLY", but "NOT_IN_BATCH". So, what does the error <UGENERR_BATCH_ONLY> mean? :-) Ingo

Uniface generic error only within batch mode?  I.e. its a generic error which only occurs (is an error) when in batch mode? 


Author: Iain Sharp (i.sharp@pcisystems.co.uk)

Error UGENERR_BATCH_ONLY

Author: i2stiller@gmx.de (istiller)

What does the error <UGENERR_BATCH_ONLY> mean? As the name suggest,  something could only be executed in batch. On the other hand, look at the description, I found this: "Statement not allowed in batch mode. Use a test on $batch to avoid this." This is not "BATCH_ONLY", but "NOT_IN_BATCH". So, what does the error <UGENERR_BATCH_ONLY> mean? :-) Ingo

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Author: Theo Neeskens (tneeskens@itblockz.nl)

Error UGENERR_BATCH_ONLY

Author: i2stiller@gmx.de (istiller)

What does the error <UGENERR_BATCH_ONLY> mean? As the name suggest,  something could only be executed in batch. On the other hand, look at the description, I found this: "Statement not allowed in batch mode. Use a test on $batch to avoid this." This is not "BATCH_ONLY", but "NOT_IN_BATCH". So, what does the error <UGENERR_BATCH_ONLY> mean? :-) Ingo

Iain Sharp said Uniface generic error only within batch mode?  I.e. its a generic error which only occurs (is an error) when in batch mode?   

This could be an explanation :-) Background why I did ask: We uses some components in interactive and batch mode. I try to "reuse" UnifAce error number if something is happening in a this components Example -2 (UIOSERR_OCC_NOT_FOUND) for "X not found" or -303 (UVALERR_KEY_EMPTY) if some "key"-data is missing If there  is an ASMKESSS,EDIT, ... and the component is in batch-mode, I like to return "NOT_IN_BATCH" So the question is, if UGENERR_BATCH_ONLY does have this meaning :-) Maybe should I rename UGENERR_BATCH_ONLY to UGENERR_NOT_IN_BATCH #define UGENERR_NOT_IN_BATCH <UGENERR_BATCH_ONLY> So my colleagues will not get confused by the name :-) Ingo


Author: istiller (i2stiller@gmx.de)