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= Error Message Examples =
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[[Category: Error messages]]
  
  You have specified both <<resultIndex>> and <<localIndexName>> in the call to [[SipDecode]].
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== Error message examples ==
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  You have specified both «resultIndex» and «localIndexName» in the call to SipDecode.
 
  Both cannot be specified at the same time.
 
  Both cannot be specified at the same time.
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= Cause  =
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== Cause  ==
 
 
The result of [[SipDecode]] is indexed by the Run index by default. You can pass in a name of a local index to the <<localIndexName>> parameter to index the results by a local index. You can also pass in an index as a <<resultIndex>> parameter to index the result by the passed index. You cannot pass in both the <<localIndexName>> parameter and the <<resultIndex>> parameter as the call would be ambiguous.
 
  
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The result of [[SipDecode]] is indexed by the [[Run]] index by default. You can pass in a name of a local index to the «localIndexName» parameter to index the results by a local index. You can also pass in an index as a «resultIndex» parameter to index the result by the passed index. You cannot pass in both the «localIndexName» parameter and the «resultIndex» parameter as the call would be ambiguous.
  
= Remedies =
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== Remedies ==
  
 
Pass only one of the parameter depending on where you want the result to be indexed by a local index or the passed index.
 
Pass only one of the parameter depending on where you want the result to be indexed by a local index or the passed index.
  
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==See Also==
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* [[Function calls and parameters]]
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* [[Stochastic Information Packets (SIPs)]]
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* [[SipDecode]]
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* [[Arrays and Indexes]]
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* [[Local Indexes]]
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* [[Run]]

Latest revision as of 18:00, 20 April 2016


Error message examples

 You have specified both «resultIndex» and «localIndexName» in the call to SipDecode.
 Both cannot be specified at the same time.

Cause

The result of SipDecode is indexed by the Run index by default. You can pass in a name of a local index to the «localIndexName» parameter to index the results by a local index. You can also pass in an index as a «resultIndex» parameter to index the result by the passed index. You cannot pass in both the «localIndexName» parameter and the «resultIndex» parameter as the call would be ambiguous.

Remedies

Pass only one of the parameter depending on where you want the result to be indexed by a local index or the passed index.

See Also

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