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= Error Message Examples  =
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[[Category: Error messages]]
  
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  You may not use the "ascending" or "descending" qualifier for a parameter specified as atomic.
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== Error message examples ==
  
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= Cause  =
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:<code>''You may not use the "ascending" or "descending" qualifier for a parameter specified as atomic.''</code>
  
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The [[User-Defined Functions|UDF]] declaration uses the "ascending" or "descending" parameter qualifier for a multidimensional variable which is not allowed. The following function parameter declaration would trigger this error:
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== Cause  ==
  
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<Code>
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The [[User-Defined Functions|UDF]] declaration uses the "ascending" or "descending" parameter qualifier for a parameter defined as atomic which is not allowed. The following function parameter declaration would trigger this error:
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Parameter = (X: number ascending [I, J]; Index: I, J)<br>
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</code>
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:<code>Parameter = (X: atomic descending)</code>
  
 
Please visit the following link for more information on [[Function Parameter Qualifiers#Parameter_qualifiers|function parameter qualifiers.]]  
 
Please visit the following link for more information on [[Function Parameter Qualifiers#Parameter_qualifiers|function parameter qualifiers.]]  
  
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= Remedies  =
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== Remedies  ==
  
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Remove the "ascending" or "descending" parameter qualifier from the function parameter declaration for multidimensional parameters.
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Remove the "ascending" or "descending" parameter qualifier or the "atomic" parameter qualifier from the function parameter declaration.
  
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==See Also==
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* [[User-Defined Functions]]
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* [[Function calls and parameters]]
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* [[Function Parameter Qualifiers]]

Latest revision as of 19:01, 24 March 2016


Error message examples

You may not use the "ascending" or "descending" qualifier for a parameter specified as atomic.

Cause

The UDF declaration uses the "ascending" or "descending" parameter qualifier for a parameter defined as atomic which is not allowed. The following function parameter declaration would trigger this error:

Parameter = (X: atomic descending)

Please visit the following link for more information on function parameter qualifiers.

Remedies

Remove the "ascending" or "descending" parameter qualifier or the "atomic" parameter qualifier from the function parameter declaration.

See Also

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