Business Application Modeling error messages
A list of BAM error messages. For messages that are not self-explanatory, additional information is provided.
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GS-13001 | Cannot load file. The file cannot be loaded; depending on the error, the message can change:
Check file path, format, and permissions. |
GS-13002 | Cannot save file. Check file path, format, and permissions. |
GS-13003 | Template not found. Check template directory path. |
GS-13004 | Unknown item %1. The setting.agconf template file format is incorrect. Validate it using the XML schema (or open it in Code Editor) and fix the errors. |
GS-13005 | Missing version in settings.agconf The settings.agconf file version attribute is not present. Add a version attribute corresponding to the product. |
GS-13006 | settings.agconf version %1 is not supported, use version
%2. Modify setting.agconf to match version 2 XML schema. |
GS-13007 |
%1 BLOCK(S) or POINT(S) end tag is(are) missing. Fix the BLOCK / POINT. For further information, see Using POINTs and BLOCKs. |
GS-13008 |
Incorrect end BLOCK or POINT tag type. Fix the BLOCK / POINT. For further information, see Using POINTs and BLOCKs. |
GS-13009 |
End BLOCK or POINT tag does not correspond to an open tag. Fix the BLOCK / POINT. For further information, see Using POINTs and BLOCKs. |
GS-13010 | %1 with name %2 is already defined. Rename the BLOCK / POINT. |
GS-13011 | A BLOCK or POINT cannot be a child of a POINT tag.
Rename the BLOCK / POINT. |
GS-13012 | Renamed %1: %2 to %3. Preprocessor message that a BLOCK / POINT has been renamed: %1 = BLOCK or POINT %2 = old BLOCK / POINT name %3 = new BLOCK / POINT name |
GS-13013 | Lost %1: %2.
%1 = BLOCK or POINT %2 = BLOCK / POINT name |
GS-13014 | Adding entries outside BLOCK or POINT not
allowed. Add a BLOCK / POINT in the templates or remove your code. |
GS-13015 | $(agcomp) is deprecated, please prefer using $(generate),
tclsh and $(blockpoint) commands. Modify the build rule to use the new commands. |
GS-13016 | Modified %1: %2. %1 = BLOCK or POINT %2 = BLOCK / POINT name |
GS-13017 | Unknown property. An unknown property has been set in the settings file. Remove the property or change its name. |
GS-13019 | Cannot open file : extraction load failed. Check the rights on the generated source file. |
GS-13020 | Cannot open file : injection save failed. Check the rights on the generated source file. |
GS-13021 | Cannot open file : update load failed. Check the rights on the generated source file. |
GS-13022 | Cannot open file : update save failed. Check the rights on the code file. |
GS-13023 | Code file load failed. Check the rights on the code file or check that the code file contains valid XML content. |
GS-13024 | Unknown argument %1 to Application Generator Block &
Point task. The command $(blockpoint) contains an unknown argument in the build rule. Check the argument %1 of $(blockpoint) command in the build rule. |
GS-13025 | Missing -depth int argument to
Application Generator compilation task.
The Application Generator build rule requires the -depth argument in the $generate command. Add the -depth argument to the $(generate) command in Application Generator build rules. |
GS-13026 | Invalid -depth argument for Application Generator compilation task, required positive integer or 'unlimited'.The $(generate) command requires a positive number (or keyword unlimited). Fix the argument in the build rule command. |
GS-13027 | Unknown argument %1 to Application Generator compilation
task. Command or tclsh or $(agcomp) contains an unknown argument in the build rule. Check the argument %1 of $(generate) or tclsh or $(agcomp) command in the build rules. |
GS-13028 | Invalid -endComment string argument, it
cannot be used without -startComment string argument. The command $(blockpoint) contains an -endComment argument without -startComment argument in the build rules. Remove the -endComment argument or add a -startComment argument in the build rule. |
GS-13029 | Error decoding %1 using codec %2 (encoding=%3) The file contents cannot be decoded with the codec, the encoding specified in the environment does not correspond to the file and it cannot be read. Change the encoding so that it supports all the file characters. |
GS-13030 | Error encoding %1 using codec %2 (encoding=%3) The file contents cannot be encoded with the codec, the encoding specified in the environment does not correspond to the file and it cannot be written to. Change the encoding so that it supports all the file characters. |
GS-13031 | Missing codec for encoding %1 There is no default text codec for the specified encoding. Use another alias for this encoding, update encodingMap.xml, or add a new POSIX charmap. For further details, see Language support (text encoding). |
GS-13032 | Malformed BLOCK/POINT start tag The BLOCK/POINT start tag has a wrong syntax. Restore the right syntax. For further information, seeUsing POINTs and BLOCKs. |
GS-13033 | Unexpected characters outside text blocks :
%1 Some characters have changed outside the topmost block, which is not supported. Insert a new toplevel block around the code you want to modify and regenerate the code. |
GS-13034 | Missing argument -code in the $(BlockPoint)
command The $(BlockPoint) command is used with multiple generated files, the -code argument is mandatory. Add the -code argument. |
GS-13035 | Missing files in the $(BlockPoint) command The $(BlockPoint) command is used without generated files arguments. Add the generated files list. |
GS-13036 | %1 contains code not managed in the $(BlockPoint)
command Some file managed by the .code were not updated by the $(BlockPoint) command, the .code is not completely up to date. Add the missing files to the command line in the build rule or remove the old file from the .code if they are no longer useful. |
GS-13037 | .code file version %1 is not supported The current version of Genero Studio does not support this version of .code file. Upgrade Genero Studio. |
GS-13038 | .code file encoding %1 differs with current
one The .code file encoding is not the same as the build encoding, the resulting files may be incorrect. Change the build encoding (the LANG variable for example) to match the .code file encoding or rewrite the .code file with the current encoding. |
GS-13039 | Resolve conflict before compiling The code file id does not match the source file id, thus a resulting conflict file. You must merge the differences manually. This may occur after updating from the SVN repository. Merge the .conflict file and the source file, then delete the .conflict file. |
GS-13040 | Cannot write conflict file The code file id does not match the source file id, thus a resulting conflict file which cannot be written to the disk. Check the directory permissions. |
GS-13041 | Ignored unknown attribute '%1' on element '%2' In the settings.agconf file, an attribute has been defined where it is not expected. If the attribute is not required, remove it. If the attribute is required but has an error (a spelling error, for example), fix the error. |
GS-13042 | '-depth' argument of $(generate) command is deprecated, use
'depth' attribute on 'Item' elements in settings.agconf. Some Business Application deprecated feature has been used. Refer to the migration notes in the manual to update the project. In this example, modify the settings.agcong to add the depth, and edit the build rules to remove the depth. |
GS-13043 | Invalid Template directory '%1' The Business Application template directory setting is set incorrect. Solution:
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GS-13044 | %1 %2 index out of range (%3) current index is
%4 Business Application build command
If you receive this message, contact your local support center for help during the migration. |
GS-13100 | The 'Open Mode' property is not set. The
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GS-13101 | The 'Action' property is mandatory.
The |
GS-13102 | No report file is defined. Default layout will be
used.
If the |
GS-13103 | The 'Type' property of the relation is invalid.
The type of relation is not valid between entities: module (4fdm),
program (4prg), zoom (4fdz), report
(4rd). Check the |
GS-13104 | The relation is not supported. Check the entity relations. |
GS-13105 | Any relation to a program is not supported. Check the entity relations. |
GS-13106 | The 'Report file' property contains an absolute path. Prefer
a relative path. Absolute paths are not recommended because the project will not be portable. Use a relative path. Be sure that your Genero environment variables are correctly set to search for your resource files. |
GS-13107 | A unique key field can only be defined on the master
table. All fields making up the unique key of a record must be fields of the master table
of the record. Uncheck the |
GS-13108 | Duplicate table name in the FROM clause. The joins between a pair of tables must have the same join operator. Check that there are not multiple join operators for the same pair of tables. |
GS-13109 | The field '$1' updated by an ascending lookup is mandatory
in the record.
The field $1 that is updated via an ascending lookup is mandatory in the master table of the record, however currently the field is only defined in the Query clause of the record. Add the field to the master table of the record. If you don't want to see this field on your form, use the phantom widget. Or, delete the lookup property of the field which triggers the ascending lookup. |
GS-13110 | Multiple master records are not supported. Define a relation
between records. When there are several records in a managed Form, only one can be the master. This error occurs when at least one record is not linked by a relation. In the Records view, check that all records are linked by a relation. |
GS-13111 |
Invalid relation, primaryField and foreignField must
have same number of fields.
A relation must have the same number of primary fields and foreign fields. Modify the relation fields so that a primary field corresponds to each foreign field. |
GS-13112 | The 'zoom' action in the Toolbar/Topmenu won't be generated,
an action is already named 'zoom'. Rename your action to a name other than zoom. |
GS-13113 | Several relations ($1) use the same action name ($2 -
$3). Several relations use the same combination of $1 - Number of relations having the same combination of
$2 - Action name. $3 - List of record names. Rename |
GS-13114 | SQL statement 'FULL OUTER JOIN' is vendor proprietary SQL syntax. |
GS-13115 | Invalid filename. A filename must be a BDL identifier.
The filename contains invalid characters. Identifiers must confirm to these rules:
Rename the file to a valid filename. If the file was generated, renaming the object may not be enough; you will have to rename the file itself to match the new object name in Project Manager. |
GS-13116 | Several comboboxes use the same initializer name.
Make all |
GS-13117 | A ComboBox is possibly not initialized.
Set the |
GS-13118 | Table $1 unused in query.
A database table is used in the record, but there is no join for it in the query. Add a join for the table in the record query. |
GS-13119 |
Duplicated joins are forbidden in the query. Remove the duplicated joins. |
GS-13120 | Building $1 generates an XML file (version=$2) which cannot
be handled by the templates (version=$3). The build process of the file ($1) has been aborted because the intermediate XML file has a version ($2) which mismatches the template version ($3). Use a valid template set defined in Application Generator Preferences. Verify build rules for the appropriate file type. |
GS-13121 | The $1 property is not supported. In the Business
Application diagram, the |
GS-13122 |
The $1 property is missing in settings.agconf. The build process has been aborted because the $1 dynamicProperty is missing in the settings.agconf configuration file. Check settings.agconf and confirm:
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GS-13123 | No CRUD function will be generated for the $1 table because
no primary key has been defined. A primary key needs to be defined for the given table in order to have its CRUD functions generated when compiling the database schema. |
GS-13124 | Record functionalities are incompatible with the $1 property
value ($2). On a CRUD Form, if the openMode or
defaultMode property is:
openMode or defaultMode
property is SEARCH , at least one record must have the functionality
canSearch activated. On incoming relations of a CRUD Form or Zoom Form, the
To fix the error, change the openMode or defaultMode property value or change the functionality of the record. |
GS-13125 | $1 doesn't exist or is not unique$2, please have a look in
the XML intermediate file. An XPath cannot be resolved. Check the XML intermediate file. |
GS-13126 | The number of source fields defined on the relation doesn't match the number of unique
key fields defined in the destination item.
Change the number of source fields defined on the relation. |
GS-13127 | Destination fields defined on a relation to a zoom are unused in the code
generation. The destination fields defined on a Zoom relation will not appear in the generated 4gl code. |
GS-13128 | The table 'seqreg' is missing in your database schema, therefore SERIAL fields cannot
be handled by the templates. A database schema field of datatype |
GS-13129 | Multiple SERIAL fields for the table $1 cannot be handled by the
templates. Only one |
GS-13130 | Business Application diagram is missing in the project. Add a Business Application Diagram to the project. |
GS-13131 | Unique key must be a database primary or secondary key of the master
table. All fields making up the unique key of a record must be either a database primary key or secondary key of the master table (unique constraint). Change the |
GS-13132 | Missing master table for $1 record. Select a table in the master table property. |
GS-13133 | The field $1 defined on the relation does not exist in Records view. In the Business Application diagram, when a relation is defined between items, the Source Field and the Destination Field must exist in the Records view. Check the |
GS-13134 | Invalid relation, Source and Destination must have same number of fields. In
the Business Application diagram, a relation between Forms must have the same number of fields in
the Check the
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GS-13135 | Invalid action name. The 'Action' property must be a BDL
identifier The Action property of the relation is not a valid Genero BDL identifier. For further information, see Identifiers in the Genero Business Development Language User Guide. |
GS-13136 | The Service Name property is mandatory. The property Set
the |
GS-13137 |
The Namespace property is mandatory. The property Namepace of a
WebService Server item in a Business Application diagram must have a value. Set the
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GS-13138 | Several web services use the same name. Any web service registered to the same Web Service Server must have an unique name. Ensure that the property
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GS-13139 | The $1 action is a reserved action name.
In the Business Application Diagram, when a relation is defined between items, the
Set the value
of the |
GS-13140 | Unexpected TCL script error: $1 An unexpected internal error occurred during code generation. Contact your local support center. |
GS-13141 | $1 - Check LANG variable or add entry in file encoding.tcl where $1 is the value of
the unsupported encoding
The LANG environment variable is set, but the encoding part is either invalid (change the value of the LANG environment variable) or not present in the supported encoding array (add an entry in encoding.tcl). |
GS-13142 | All fields must be part of the same record. Choose fields from the same record. |
GS-13143 | The record $1 defined on the relation does not exist in Records view. In the
Business Application diagram, when a relation is defined between items, the |
GS-13144 | The 'Source Record' property is missing. The Check the |
GS-13145 | The $1 functionality is not supported for $2 container on mobile devices.
Some functionality is not supported by the template. For example Uncheck the functionality. |
GS-13146 | Several records $1 are candidate for the 'Source Record' property. Remove the ambiguity and choose a record. |
GS-13147 | The 'Row Bound' property is not supported for GRID container. Uncheck the
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GS-13148 | The 'Source Field' property is missing. The position |
GS-13149 | The '$1' container is not supported on mobile devices. Some containers such Tree and ScrollGrid are not supported on mobile devices. Change container to a supported container. |
GS-13150 | 'Display, Add, Modify, Search are all disabled for record '$1' This message is a warning, not an error. It simply tells you that all functionality is disabled for the record in question. Verify that having no functionality selected for the record is intentional. |
GS-13151 | 'The '$1' aggregation function is not supported for this field' Ensure the data type of the field is compatible with the aggregation function:
For further information, see Add aggregate fields to a record. |
GS-13152 | 'Missing $1 file' The Java file argument of the 'schemagen' tool is missing. This error can occur on a build of a ReportData file(.4rdj) with Java. Ensure that the generated Java file exists. |
GS-13153 | '$1' An error occurred when the external tool used to create the schema file was executing. This error can occur on a build of a ReportData file(.4rdj) with Java or C#. If the build is using Java, the 'schemagen' tool failed. If the build is using C#, one of the
following processes failed:
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GS-13154 | The '$1' property is unused in the code generation In the Business Application diagram, a warning is raised when a property is unused in code generation. Reset the unused property to the default value to remove this warning. |
GS-13155 | Database connection not generated in Program. The databaseName property is not set on
first Form If the databaseName property is not defined on the first form defined of the outgoing relation of a program, then that database connection is not generated in the program. |
GS-13156 | The primary field '$1' used in the relation from the '$2'
record does't exist The primary field defined in the relation does not exist. Use an existing field. For information about what is a valid field, see Parameter passing across records. |
GS-13157 | The primary field '$1' used in the relation from the '$2'
record is not in the scope The primary field defined in the relation does not exist in the scope of the child record at runtime. Select a field in a valid
scope. A valid scope is a record located:
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GS-13158 | The primary field '$1' used in the relation from the '$2'
record is not in the scope The primary field that is pointed to by the relation does not exist in the scope of the child record at runtime. Select a field in a valid
scope. A valid scope is a record located:
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GS-13159 | The primary field '$1' used in the relation from the '$2'
record is located in a sibling record '$3' The primary field defined in the relation is located in a sibling record. |
GS-13160 | The primary field '$1' used in the relation from the '$2'
record is located in a sibling record '$3' The primary field that is pointed to by the relation is located in a sibling record. |
GS-13161 | The primary field '$1' used in the relation from the '$2'
record is located at the unbounded record '$3' The primary field defined in the relation is located at an unbounded record. Set the occurrences property of the field to '1' or '0 - 1'. For further information, see Set occurrences for a record. |
GS-13162 | The primary field '$1' used in the relation from the '$2'
record is located at the unbounded record '$3' The primary field that is pointed to by the relation is located at an unbounded record. Set the occurrences property of the field to '1' or '0 - 1'. For further information, see Set occurrences for a record. |
GS-13163 | The primary field '$1' used in the relation from the '$2'
record passed through an unbounded record The primary field defined in the relation passed through an unbounded record. For the record(s) which are passed through to reach the field defined by the parameter, set the occurrences property to '1' or '0 - 1'. For further information, see Set occurrences for a record. |
GS-13164 | The primary field '$1' used in the relation from the '$2'
record passed through an unbounded record The primary field that is pointed to by the relation passed through an unbounded record. For the record(s) which are passed through to reach the field defined by the parameter, set the occurrences property to '1' or '0 - 1'. For further information, see Set occurrences for a record. |
GS-13165 | Outgoing Form from '$1' not implemented In the Business Application diagram, a program has an outgoing relationship to an unimplemented form. Implement the form. |
GS-13166 | Outgoing Web Service from '$1' not implemented In the Business Application diagram, a Web Service Server has an outgoing relationship to an unimplemented Web Service. Implement the Web Service. |
GS-13167 | The foreign field '$1' used in the relation from the '$2'
record appears more than once Check that the foreign field (field defined by the parameter) is not already used by the record relation. |
GS-13168 | Search criteria not managed on detail '$1' because SQL is custom
When custom SQL is set to a detail business record of a form, report, or service, the search criteria is not managed. To handle query by example, manage the SQL by hand within a
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GS-13169 | Invalid relation name. The 'Name' property of the relation must be a valid
identifier. The name of the relation contains invalid characters. Identifiers must confirm to these rules:
Rename the name of the relation to a valid name. |
GS-13170 | The table '$1' can not have the same name as the database schema.
In the database schema diagram, a table has the same name as the database schema. This is not allowed. Either rename the schema file or rename the table. |
GS-13171 | The '$1' field used in ORDER BY is missing in the '$2' record. The field used in ORDER BY is not present is the record. Either add the missing field to the record or replace the ORDER BY field with a field present in the record. |
GS-13172 | The '$1' record name is incompatible with report
filename.
The record and the report file cannot have the same name. Either change the name of the record or the report filename. |
GS-13175 | Relation data types do not match. '$1' is a '$2', which is
not compatible with the '$3' data type of '$4'
%1 = parameter field name %2 = parameter data type %3 = parameter value data type %4 = parameter field name The type of a parameter does not match the type of the corresponding value. Check the relation, change the field types, or fix the parameter/value. |
GS-13176 | The '$1' must contain at least one database
field The records in file '$1' do not contain any database fields. To resolve this error:
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GS-13177 | The foreign field '$1' used in the relation from the '$2'
record does't exist The foreign field (field defined by the parameter) does not exist. Use an existing field. For information about what is a valid field, see Parameter passing across records. |
GS-13178 | '$1' requires a colAliasName because '$2' is already
used The generated colAliasName for the database field conflicts with a non database field name or with the colAliasName of another field. To resolve this error, do
one of the following:
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