Type

Meaning

Warning

A warning message is issued by the StageManager when it determines that a condition has occurred that should be noted; however the StageManager continues to process and dispatch its input stages.

Error

An error message is issued by the StageManager when it determines that an un-recoverable condition has occurred.

Index

Description

1000

Rc: %d, Missing, corrupted or empty registry entry, for: '%s\%s\%s’

Pipelines could not find the specified registry entry. Try re-installing Pipelines to fix the problem.

1001

No stage DLLs have been found. Cannot run Pipelines!

Pipelines could not find any stage DLLs in either the builtin loadlib or the user loadlib. Try re-installing Pipelines to fix the problem.

1002

Closing command-line quote missing, '"', expected

A closing quotation mark is missing from the Pipelines argument.

1003

Pipelines file: '%s', not found or failed to open, Rc: %d, Reason: %s.

The pipeline file could not be found or failed to open. Check that the spelling of the file is correct and if the file is not in the current working directory, you should specify a fully qualified path.

1004

File: %s, is invalid. Command 'PIPE', expected.

Pipelines expects the first word in a Pipelines file to be: pipe.

1005

Stall detected, writing dump to: %s

The pipeline has stalled. Usually, stalls are caused by stages that read multiple input streams in a particular order or that need records to be available on more than one stream at the same time. A stall occurs when the preceding stages do not deliver records in the order needed or do not provide multiple records concurrently. Pipelines issues this message and the current status of each stage is written to the specified stall-file. The stall-file is written to the current working directory.

Inspect the file to determine the combination of stages that caused the stall.

1006

Pipe(%s),Stage(%d), Null stage found, command expected.

Pipelines expects the name of a stage. This error message may be issued because there are no stages specified at all, or because you have specified two or more consecutive stage separator characters. Pipelines expects a stage command, followed by a stage separator followed by a stage command and so on.

1007

Pipe(%s),Stage(%d): Bad command: '%s'.

Pipelines could not find a stage with the given name.

1008

Pipe(%d): missing argument: '%c', expected.

Pipelines expects the specified character.

1009

Pipe(%d): Invalid argument: '%c', option keyword expected.

Pipelines expects a control option keyword.

1010

Pipe(%s): Unknown option keyword: '%s'.

Pipelines expects a control option keyword.

1011

Unused.

1012

Pipe(%s): Option: '%s' already defined.

The control option keyword has already been specified.

1013

Pipe(%s): Invalid %s: '%s', the characters: '%s', are reserved or already assigned.

The character specified as the control option value is a reserved character and cannot be assigned. Replace the character with another one.

1014

Pipe(%s): Missing %s assignment, %s expected.

A required argument is missing. The message explains what Pipelines expects.

1015

Pipe(%s): Invalid %s option: '%s', %s expected.

The specified argument is invalid. The message explains what Pipelines expects.

1016

On %s. Return code from WaitForMultipleObjects(): %d.

The operating system reported an error whilst waiting for the specified thread set to complete. Try running the pipeline again and if the problem persists; contact TenFiftyTwo.

1017

On %s dispatch. Rc: %d, Reason: %s.

The operating system reported an error whilst trying to dispatch the specified thread. The combined number of threads for dispatch may be more than the system can load at this time; you should first review the number of stages specified by the pipeline and if this is not significant, try running the pipeline again. If the problem persists; contact TenFiftyTwo.

1018

Unused.

1019

Unused.

1020

'%s' is not a valid Pipelines stage DLL.

Pipelines has found a stage DLL in either the builtin or user loadlib that is not a valid Pipelines stage DLL. Remove, or relocate the DLL to another directory.

1021

Pipe(%s),Stage(%d): Label: '%s', undefined.

The stage refers to an input or output stream label which is not yet defined. A label must be defined before it can be referred to.

1022

Pipe(%s),Stage(%d): At label: '%s', command expected.

Pipelines expects a stage command to follow the specified label.

1023

Pipe(%s),Stage(%d): Label: '%s', already defined by: Pipe(%s),Stage(%d).

The label has already been defined by another stage. Choose another label name.

1024

Stage type(%s), requires a %s input stream.

The stage requires the specified input stream to be defined and connected. Without the connection the stage cannot run.

1025

Invalid input stream(s): %s, for Pipe(%s),Stage(%d),Type(%s).

In this position, Type(%s) allows: %d input stream(s). There are: %d defined.

Connection(s) from: (Pipe,Stage,Stream): %s are invalid!

The connections for the specified pipeline/stage/stream cannot be made because the stage does not read from more than a certain number of input streams. Or, the target stage or stages do not write to the corresponding output streams.

1026

Stage type(%s), requires a %s output stream.

The stage requires the specified output stream to be defined and connected. Without the connection the stage cannot run.

1027

Invalid output stream(s): %s, for Pipe(%s),Stage(%d),Type(%s).

In this position, Type(%s) allows: %d output stream(s). There are: %d defined.

Connection(s) to: (Pipe,Stage,Stream): %s are invalid!

The connections for the specified pipeline/stage/stream cannot be made because the stage does not write to more than a certain number of output streams. Or, the target stage does not read from the corresponding input stream.

1028

filename or pipeline expected!

 PIPE filename[.ppl] [arguments]

 PIPE “file name[.ppl]" [arguments]

 PIPE “stage|stage|stage|.."

      [arguments]

          [[arg1] [“arg 2“] ..]

Pipelines expects the name of a Pipelines file (.PPL) and its command argument(s) or a pipeline specified directly on the command-line.

1029

Pipe(%s),Stage(%d): Unassigned argument(s) '%s'

The argument place-holder: &argn has not been assigned; there is no corresponding command-line argument. The message is issued in order to identify a stage argument which corresponds to an argument place-holder, but which may or may not be intended as one.

9999

Request made by: Pipe(%s),Stage(%d),Type(%s) to issue %s message no: %d failed, message not found!.

The specified stage has tried to issue a message which is not defined. Pipelines assumes that the message was to indicate a critical error and terminates the pipeline.

Character 1

Meaning

(I)nitialising

The message was issued during the initialisation phase; parsing the stage arguments and allocating the necessary resources.

(R)untime

The message was issued while the stage was running; processing its input and output streams. In addition to the standard format; the message includes the current input stream and record number.

Character 2

Meaning

(W)arning

A warning message is issued by a stage when it determines that a condition has occurred that should be noted; however the stage continues to process it input and output streams.

(E)rror

An error message is issued by a stage when it determines that an un-recoverable condition has occurred.

Index

Description

001

Missing argument, Filename expected.

The stage requires an input or output filename. If you do not specify a fully qualified path; the current working directory is selected.

002

%s file: '%s', Rc: %d, Reason: %s.

The input or output file specified could not be found or failed to open for either reading or writing. Check that the spelling of the filename is correct and if the specified file is not located in the current working directory; a fully qualified path must be specified. If the file cannot be opened for writing, it may be write-protected or locked by another stage or external application. Check that you do not have more than one occurrence of this stage in any executing pipeline that is trying to access the file.

003

Failure reading file: '%s', Rc: %d, Reason: %s.

The file read operation failed. The file or sections of the file may be locked for output by another stage or external application. Check that you do not have a stage in any executing pipeline that may have already locked the file for output.

004

Invalid 'from-to' combination. from: %d to: %d. '%d' must be %s '%d'.

An overlapping column range has been specified. The from column must be numerically less than or equal to the to column.

005

Invalid argument: '%s', %s expected.

The message explains the type of the argument which should be specified; this may be an operand, string or integer value.

006

Creation of %s pipe failed, Rc: %d, Reason: %s.

The stage failed to create an output-read or input-write pipe. This is an operating systems-level error; the message explains the reason why the creation failed.

007

Invalid argument: '%s', operand: '%s' expected.

The message indicates the specific operand which must be specified.

008

Invalid argument: '%s', single character expected.

A value that resolves to single character must be specified.

009

Invalid argument: '%s', integer expected.

An integer value must be specified.

010

Buffer overflow during construction of pipeline argument.

The argument to be passed to the called pipeline is longer than the space allocated for it. The maximum argument length is limited to 4095 characters.

011

Invalid input stream number(s): '%s', valid streams for this stage are: '0 - %d'.

The argument specifies a stream number which is greater than the current highest connected input stream. You cannot reference a stream which is not connected.

012

Invalid argument: '%s', two byte hexchar expected.

You must specify a two byte hexadecimal value in the range 01-FF with an x, X, h or H prefix. For example: xAB

013

Failure launching %s: ‘%s', Rc: %d, Reason: %s.

The specified process has failed to launch; the message explains the reason why.

014

Failure launching %s, Rc: %d, Reason: %s.

The specified process has failed to launch; the message explains the reason why.

015

Missing argument: '%c' expected.

The stage expects a specific and required character.

016

Failure launching pipeline. With arg: ‘%s’.

The specified pipeline has failed to launch. There is no reason associated with this message; look at any accompanying messages to determine the reason why the process failed.

017

Invalid string: '%s', length: %d. A string of minimum length: %d, and maximum length: %d; is expected.

You must specify an argument which resolves to an ASCII character string that is at least as long as the minimum required length, and no longer than the maximum allowed length.

018

REGEXP: Error parsing expression: %s, Reason: %s

The following messages are issued by the regular expression parser:

No expression specified!

Invalid pattern.

Undefined collating name.

Invalid character class name.

Unexpected trailing escape character: '\'.

Invalid back-reference.

Missing argument, closing set character: ']' expected.

One or more set(s) of unbalanced grouping operators: '( )'.

One or more set(s) of unbalanced match groups: '{ }'.

Invalid bounded repetition.

Invalid range end.

Out of memory during compilation!

A repetition operator is preceded by a sub-expression that cannot be repeated.

Unexpected end of expression!

Expression is too long!

Empty expression or sub-expression!

Locale DLL could not be opened.

Unknown error!

Reference the following chapter: Specifying pipe options, for details of the options that can be specified with the supporting regular expression parser.

019

Missing argument, delimited string expected.

The stage expects a literal string of characters.

020

Missing argument, integer expected.

The stage expects an integer value.

021

Missing argument, operand %s expected.

The stage expects an operand.

When a single, known operand is expected; the message will tell you exactly what is required. However, when more than one operand is acceptable in this position; you must reference the relevant stage command documentation to determine the options.

022

Missing termination delimiter: '%c' expected at end of string: '%s'.

A closing string delimiter is missing; a literal string must start and end with the same delimiting character.

023

NULL delimited string: '%s'.

An empty/null delimited string is not allowed in this position.

024

Invalid argument, non numeric character(s) in: '%s', integer expected.

Only the decimal digits 0-9 are valid in an integer value.

025

Overflow on integer: %d, maximum integer value is: %d.

The stage has set a limit on the maximum size of the integer value that can be specified in this position.

026

Overlapping groups: %d(%d-%d) and: %d(%d-%d).

The specified groups have overlapping column ranges. The groups indicated in the message are the expanded versions; they indicate the absolute beginning and ending columns of each group.

027

Write to pipe failed!

Pipelines was unable to write to the input-write pipe. The message explains the reason why the write failed.

028

_getdrives() failed with Rc: %d, Reason: %s.

The operating system has failed to provide the bit-mask which describes the drives which are currently defined by the system.

029

Failure positioning read pointer to eof, on file: '%s', Rc: %d, Reason: %s.

Pipelines was unable set the file-pointer to the end-of-file position on the specified file. Try running the pipeline again and if the problem persists; contact TenFiftyTwo.

030

Failure executing shell command. With arg: '%s'. Process Rc: %d exceeds the maximum allowed Rc: %d.

The shell command/executed process has passed back a return code that is higher than the permitted return code. You should check the documentation of the specified command or process to determine the highest expected return code which represents the successful completion of the process. If you are executing a list or sequence of commands of differing return code completion levels; then you should specify the MAXERROR operand as an argument on each primary input stream record.

031

Missing argument, double-precision floating-point value expected.

The stage expects a double-precision floating point value.

032

Invalid value: '%s', a properly constructed double-precision floating-point value expected.

The stage expects a valid double-precision floating point value. Excluding the characters ‘. e, E, +, -‘ and the decimal digits 0-9; the value specified may contain non-numeric characters or it may simply be ill-defined.

033

Unexpected argument(s): '%s'.

The stage does not require any more arguments. Remove the extraneous argument(s).

034

Invalid argument: '%s', operand expected.

The stage expects an operand in this position. Check the corresponding stage documentation to determine which operand(s) you can specify.

035

Missing argument, single character, two byte hexchar or eight byte binchar expected.

The stage expects an argument that resolves to a single character.

036

Invalid argument: %d, stream already specified.

The stage does not allow the stream to be specified more than once.

037

Invalid hexchar: '00', values in the range: '01-FF', expected. 

A value of zero is not allowed.

038

The number of %schars in character or string definition: '%s', is not a multiple of %d.

The number of characters in either a binary or hexadecimal value is not a multiple of 2 or 8, respectively.

039

Invalid binchar: '00000000', values in the range: '00000001-11111111', expected.

A value of zero is not allowed.

040

Invalid argument: '%s', eight byte binchar expected. 

You must specify an eight-byte binary value in the range 00000001-11111111 with a b or B prefix. For example: b00000111

041

Duplicate or out of sequence %s KEY: '%s'.

The key field specified is not unique. You should ensure that consecutive key fields are not the same.

042

Invalid double-precision floating-point value: %s, values in the range: %.0lf to %.0lf, expected.

The stage expects a double-precision floating-point value in the range specified by the message.

043

Invalid %schar(s) in character or string definition: '%s'.

There is an invalid binary or hexadecimal character in the specified character or string definition.

044

'SELECT' on undefined input stream(s): %s. Highest that can be selected is stream: %d.

You cannot select a stream that is not connected; the message indicates that the SELECT operand specifies a stream that is greater than the highest connected stream number.

045

Invalid operand: SECONDARY. A secondary input stream is not defined!

The stage cannot read from the secondary input stream; as the stream is not defined.

046

Invalid output group '%s', 'to/for' integer position or length expected.

The stage expects an integer output position or output position and length specification.

047

Invalid argument: '%s', single character, two byte hexchar or eight byte binchar expected.

The stage expects an argument that resolves to a single character.

048

Missing argument, eight byte binchar expected.

The stage expects an eight byte binary value.

049

Limit reached on: %s. Counting stopped at: %d.

The maximum count limit has been reached. The stage stops processing before the count overflows.

050

Missing argument, two byte hexchar expected.

The stage expects a two byte hexadecimal value.

051

Invalid integer: %d, signed values in the ranges: %d to %d, %d to %d, expected.

The stage expects an integer value in the range specified by the message.

052

Invalid integer: %s, unsigned values in the range: %d to %d, expected.

The stage expects an unsigned integer value in the range specified by the message.

053

Unable to erase file: '%s'. Rc: %d, Reason: %s.

The stage has failed to erase the specified file. The message explains the reason why the operation failed.

054

Unused.

055

Unable to rename file: '%s' to '%s'. Rc: %d, Reason: %s.

The stage has failed to rename the specified file. The message explains the reason why the operation failed.

056

Unused.

057

The following drive(s) are not defined on this machine: '%s'.

The argument specifies a drive or drives which are not defined by the system.

058

%s entry '%s' contains one or more of the following invalid characters: '%s'.

The Path operand must not contain of any of the characters: / : < > | ”

The Filename and extension operands must not contain any of the characters: / : < > | ” \

059

is null, Filename expected.

The stage expects each input record to contain the name of a pipeline to launch; however the record is null/empty. You must review the source of the input records which flow into this stage.

060

Missing argument, unsigned integer expected.

The stage expects an unsigned integer value.

061

Invalid argument: '%s', unsigned integer expected.

The stage expects an unsigned integer value.

062

Invalid argument, non numeric character(s) in: '%s', unsigned integer expected.

Only decimal digits 0-9 are valid in an unsigned integer value.

063

You cannot specify the NOWAIT operand in combination with the CMD operand.

Each executing (system) SHELLEXECUTE command must be allowed to complete before the next (system) SHELLEXECUTE command is issued.

064

Invalid delay interval: %I64d ms. A %s interval of: %ld ms is allowed.

The number of milliseconds specified is greater the maximum allowed.

065

Null input record, time delay or interval definition expected.

The input record is empty; the stage expects a time delay or interval definition.

066

Missing argument, command expected.

The SHELLEXECUTE stage command expects each input record to define a command to execute. The input record is either empty/null or does not specify a fully qualified command.

999

%s

A generic third-party user defined stage message.

The exact meaning is defined by the stage DLL which issues this message. If you are the author of a third-party stage and you would like a specific message template added to this list or you would like to have your stage DLL included in the builtin stage set for subsequent distribution (with acknowledgements of course); please contact TenFiftyTwo.