18 CLSU-00100 to CLSU-00915
- CLSU-00100: operating system function: string failed with error data: string
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Cause: A call to an Operating System dependent service or function returned an error indication. The message includes the name of the function and the returned error data. The latter varies by platform but typically is numeric; on most platforms it is the value of C "errno" after the failing call.
- CLSU-00101: operating system error message: string
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Cause: This message accompanies message 100 above when the Operating System dependent error data can be converted into a text message. On most Oracle platforms the message is a text representation of the C "errno" value reported in message 100.
- CLSU-00102: operating system interface detected an error
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Cause: This message is issued instead of messages 100-101 when a "logical" error condition (rather than failure of an Operating System function call) is detected at an Operating System specific interface. The error condition is further described by accompanying message(s), including 103 and 104.
- CLSU-00103: error location: string
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Cause: This message accompanies message 100, 102, or 105 and identifies a location in Oracle program code that encountered the error.
- CLSU-00104: additional error information: string
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Cause: This message accompanies message 100, 102, or 105 and supplies additional information related to the error condition. A single error may include multiple lines of additional information.
- CLSU-00105: operating system interface has reported an internal failure
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Cause: This message indicates that an Operating System dependent interface within Oracle code has detected internal corruption or some other evidence of internal program failure.
- CLSU-00106: An improper operating system error display was attempted
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Cause: During processing of an error condition, an attempt was made to format or display Operating System dependent error data, but the error data structure was found to indicate "no error".
- CLSU-00107: operating system function: string; failed with error data: string; at location: string
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Cause: A call to an operating system-dependent service or function returned an error. The message includes the name of the function, the returned error data, and error location. Error data varies by platform but typically is numeric. On most platforms, it is the value of C "errno" after the failing call.
- CLSU-00110: The program failed to allocate string bytes of memory at location string.
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Cause: An attempt to allocate memory failed unexpectedly. Either there was not enough memory or there was no memory available at all.
- CLSU-00111: The program attempted to free a NULL pointer at location string.
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Cause: The program tried to free a NULL pointer.
- CLSU-00200: **** Error stack contains number records, newest first:\n
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Cause: The collection of errors about to be presented contains this many following records.
- CLSU-00201: **** Error stack end ****\n
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Cause: This marks the end of a collection of errors
- CLSU-00220: clsem FATAL exception: string
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Cause: Something unrecoverable happened in CLSEM.
- CLSU-00221: ERROR printed by clsecho: string
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Cause: An error printed by clsecho
- CLSU-00222: WARNING printed by clsecho: string
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Cause: A warning
- CLSU-00223: Info printed by clsecho: string
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Cause: Information printed by clsecho
- CLSU-00300: Syntax error: expected token string at marker "string" in source "string"
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Cause: The source string had an unexpected value at the marked location.
- CLSU-00301: Syntax error: unexpected token string at marker "string" in source "string"
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Cause: The source string had an incorrect value at the marked location.
- CLSU-00302: Syntax error: unterminated quote in source "string"
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Cause: The source string lacked a closing quote.
- CLSU-00600: Internal Error [string] [string] [string] [string] [string]
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Cause: An unexpected error occurred.
- CLSU-00912: An error was received from an operating system API:\nstring
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Cause: One or more operating system-specific errors were noticed.
- CLSU-00913: The program failed to allocate string bytes.
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Cause: An attempt to allocate memory failed.
- CLSU-00914: The buffer of length string is too short for the operation.
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Cause: Either a buffer was too short, or a value was too long for the buffer.
- CLSU-00915: failed to locate device driver 'string'
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Cause: The device driver has not been ported to this operating system.