| 2554-900 | number record(s) excluded due to invalid field(s). |
Explanation: One or more records were excluded because they did not contain one or more fields that were expected to be in all records.
User Response: Gather information about the problem and follow local site procedures for reporting hardware and software problems.
| 2554-901 | number record(s) were excluded from table table_name due to invalid field(s). |
Explanation: One or more records were excluded from table_name (and were therefore not processed) because the record (or records) did not contain one or more expected fields, or, one or more fields had a value other than an expected type.
User Response: Correct the table definition to use fields that exist in all selected records.
| 2554-902 | Could not open file file_name: system_error_message. |
Explanation: An attempt to open a file failed.
User Response: Use the correct file name.
| 2554-903 | Program option option_identifier option_value is invalid. |
Explanation: A program option value is not valid.
User Response: Correct the option value.
| 2554-904 | Field field_name in record type record_type_name (record_type_index) could not be mapped to a bin in table table_name. |
Explanation: A field that was going to be mapped to a table index bin had a value that was not in the domain of the mapping.
User Response: Change the table definition to select records with values that are in the domain of mapped values.
| 2554-905 | Field field_name in record type record_type_name (record_type_index) could not be used as a table index. |
Explanation: A field that was going to be used as a table index is neither an unsigned integer field nor a signed field with a non-negative value.
User Response: Change the table definition to use an unsigned field.
| 2554-906 | number interval(s) excluded due to missing begin record. |
Explanation: One or more intervals were excluded from the statistics because the input files contained an end record for the interval (or intervals), but they (the input files) did not contain a begin record for the interval (or intervals).
User Response: Run the program on files that contain all interval records.
| 2554-907 | number continuation record(s) excluded due to wrong event type. |
Explanation: One or more continuation records were excluded from the statistics because the input files contained one or more continuation records with an event type that did not match the event type at the top of the state stack.
User Response: Gather information about the problem and follow local site procedures for reporting hardware and software problems.
| 2554-908 | number interval(s) excluded due to missing end record. |
Explanation: One or more intervals were excluded from the statistics because the input files contained a begin record for the interval (or intervals), but they (the input files) did not contain an end record for the interval (or intervals).
User Response: Run the program on files that contain all interval records.
| 2554-909 | Output format output_format_name does not support tables with number dimensions. |
Explanation: The output tables have more dimensions than the output format supports, where number is the maximum number of dimensions used by the tables.
User Response: Specify a different output format.
| 2554-910 | reason on line number near string. |
Explanation: The statistics table specification could not be parsed, where:
User Response: Correct the table specifications.
| 2554-911 | construct on line number is not supported. |
Explanation: The statistics table specification contains a feature that is not supported, where number is the number of the line that was being parsed when the error was detected.
User Response: Correct the table specifications.
| 2554-912 | utestats: system_error_message |
Explanation: A system library routine returned an error code.
User Response: Gather information about the problem and follow local site procedures for reporting hardware and software problems.
| 2554-913 | profile_file_name does not define the field field_name. |
Explanation: The profile file does not contain a definition for a field that was expected to be present in all UTE interval records.
User Response: Specify the correct profile file as a command argument.
| 2554-914 | Field field_name is not in record type record_type_name (record_type_index). |
Explanation: The profile file does not contain a definition for a field that was expected to be present in an UTE interval record of the specified type.
User Response: Specify the correct profile file as a command argument or correct the field name.
| 2554-915 | Line number number contains unterminated string string. |
Explanation: The statistics table specification contains a quoted string that was not ended before the end of the line, where number is the number of the line in the source file that contains the string.
User Response: Correct the table specifications.
| 2554-916 | Usage: utestats [-?] [-o out_file] [-B n] input_file ... -? Display this message -o out_file Output file (default: stdout) -B Number of time bins in predefined overview table (default: number) input_file ... UTE interval files to generate statistics from |
Explanation: The command line contained either a non-valid option flag or the option flag that triggers the usage message, where: number is the default number of time bins.
User Response: Correct the command line options.
| 2554-917 | Field field_name in record type record_type_name (record_type_index) is a vector. |
Explanation: A field that was going to be used to aggregate statistics on is a vector field.
User Response: Change the table definition to use a scalar field.
| 2554-918 | Field field_name in record type record_type_name (record_type_index) is a vector; it cannot be used as an index. |
Explanation: A field that was going to be used as a table index is a vector field.
User Response: Change the table definition to use a scalar field.
| 2554-919 | Missing argument for '-o' option |
Explanation: You used the -o option without an accompanying file name argument.
User Response: Supply a filename for the -o option.