Messages that begin with RAAR are issued from the Compiler runtime routines. They appear in the SYSOUT DD for batch programs and on the message line for online TSO and CICS programs when running programs generated with the HPO/Runtime option.
An attempt to dynamically load the runtime modules failed. Make sure that your JCL (if running in batch) or your TSO logon proc (if running online) allocates QMFHPO.SRAALOAD to STEPLIB.
An invalid function code was passed to the runtime modules. Verify any changes that may have been made to the control variables and flow of the generated program.
Once the runtime modules have indicated the end of the report, they do not expect to be called again. Verify any changes made to the control flow of the generated program.
Only OS/VS COBOL and VS COBOL II programs can call the runtime modules. Since VS COBOL II is source compatible with AD/Cycle COBOL/370 and COBOL for MVS, these products can also call the runtime modules.
The generated program's form contains a variable reference which is not allowed by QMF. See QMF Reference for allowed variable references.
The page length specified is not large enough to hold any report data after formatting the page header and footer. Either increase the page length or reduce the size of the page header or footer.
The fixed columns in this report exceed your page width. Either increase the page width or reduce the number of fixed columns.
A REPORTnn DD could not be opened. Make sure that the appropriate report DDs are defined in your JCL. Up to 99 of these DDs may be required.
The generated program's form contains a column with an unrecognized data type. If you have modified the program, refer to the column in error and make sure that the value for its data type is one of the following: INTEGER (0), SMALLINT (1), DECIMAL (2), FLOAT (3), VARCHAR (4), DATE (5), TIME (6), TIMESTAMP (7).
The runtime modules have encountered an error while writing a record to one of the report DDs. The report DDs must have RECFM = F.
The runtime modules have encountered an error while writing a record to one of the report DDs. Verify the definition of each report DD.
The program has exhausted available memory. If the report does not make use of any of the xPCT usage codes or the ACROSS usage code, increase the region size. If the report does make use of any of the above usage codes, modify the program to make use of a spill file (see "Spill File").
An error occurred while processing the spill file. If your JCL does not define a RAASPILL DD, then add one (see "Batch Program requirements").
The runtime modules was unable to obtain the characteristics of the DD named REPORT01. This is most likely because the DD is not defined. Verify your JCL.
The REPORTnn DDs must have RECFM = F.
The page width (which is the minimum of the value of the PAGE-WIDTH variable in the program and one less than the LRECL on the REPORTnn DDs) must be between 22 and 999. Verify the definition of the PAGE-WIDTH variable and your JCL.
A queue buffer (and its size) is passed to the runtime modules at initialization time. This is the buffer in which each row of an online report is returned to the program. This message indicates that the buffer is not wide enough to hold a row of the report.
An error occurred when creating the ISPF table which is used to store the online report.
An error was received from the REXX EXEC named RAARCXPR in QMFHPO.SRAAEXEC. This EXEC is executed to evaluate FORM.CALC expressions. Make sure that this library is allocated to the SYSEXEC DD and that the named EXEC exists in the library.
This message should not be received unless modifications have been made to the RAARCXPR EXEC. Verify that no modifications have been made.
An expression passed to the RAARCXPR EXEC for evaluation contained a REXX error. The message text contains the REXX error message. This is not an error in the invocation of the REXX EXEC, but rather a REXX error in a FORM.CALC expression.
The DSQUEDIT module containing user edit routines that was loaded does not implement the specified edit code. Check that the library containing the desired DSQUEDIT module is allocated to STEPLIB.
An unexpected error occurred.