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General Error Messages ] Search: This document contains tables of numeric error codes and their corresponding error messages. Commonly, these error codes are reported as ERROR #nnn. These error codes are sometimes referred to as %Status error codes. The $SYSTEM.Status class methods used for handling these error codes are documented in the InterSystems Class Reference. You can determine the error message for a specified error code using the DisplayError() and Error() methods, as shown in the following example displaying error code #101, where the embedded message variables are %1="5", %2="10", and %3="2.7": DO $SYSTEM.Status.DisplayError($SYSTEM.Status.Error(101,"5","10","2.7")) Two error codes, 83 and 5001, are provided to enable you to generate your own custom error messages. For details refer to the %SYSTEM.Status class in the InterSystems Class Reference. Two error codes, 5521 and 5540 are provided for SQLCODE errors. For details refer to the %SYSTEM.Error class in the InterSystems Class Reference. For more information on using these error codes, refer to %Status Error Processing in the Error Processing chapter of Using Caché ObjectScript. For more information on CSP-related error codes, see the CSP Error Notes section of Using Caché Server Pages (CSP). General Error Codes - 0 to 199 Error Code Description 1 the volume already exists 2 the read of the map block failed 3 error writing map blk of primary volume 4 unable to read the global directory map block 5 unable to write the global directory map block 6 unable to write the global directory block 13 failed opening the next volume 14 failed reading the next volume's map block 15 the directory name is too long 16 the number of maps is invalid 17 the size is out of range 18 failed creating a new volume 19 the file was already mounted 20 the file already exists 21 a file create is in progress 22 the current # of maps is too small 23 unable to expand the file 24 the file is cluster mounted 25 unable to allocate CFN 26 incompatible mount state or db does not exist 27 the system mgr's database cannot be cluster mounted 28 the database is in transition 30 the system is not part of the cluster 31 can't change the mode of a mounted database 32 there is not enough space on device for new vol 33 the new volume exceeds the system file size limit 34 unknown error writing to new volume 35 the database is being expanded 36 the database is not mountable 37 the database is mounted elsewhere 38 ther