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Neuron Tools Errors Guide

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UCL#

Description

9

wrong context. [UCL#9]

A UCL server operation has been requested out of context. This is an

internal error condition.

10

Command not understood: <cmd> [UCL#10]

Failure in command parser – see error message for details. Commands on
the command line or in a command file cannot be understood due to a

syntax error. See on-screen usage hints or printed documentation for a
listing of supported command line parameters.

11

Bad command set [UCL#11]

Some commands are missing (but required), non-accumulative commands

have been given more than once, and so on. Check the target service

documentation for the supported and required commands. This is an
internal error condition,

12

Can't attach to command file <file> [UCL#12]
Service <service> has invalid VERSIONINFO resource [UCL#13]

An operating system error occurred when accessing a command file or a

UCL service. Check the filenames, and make sure that no other process
holds exclusive access rights to those files at the same time.

13

Fail to unload service DLL <service>: <reason> [UCL#13]

UCL failed to unload the UCL service named in the message, for reasons

detailed in the message.

100-999

These numbers are reserved for service-specific error codes, check the

documentation of the specific service for details.

4001

Can't open or write to build log file <filename>. An existing build log file in this

location might be out-of-date as a result of this failure [UCL#4001]

Cannot create build log file. See warning message for detailed error

description. This message is benign as it doesn't affect the service's

operation at all, but it might lead to an incorrect or outdated log file.

4002

The service <servicename> was run on a possibly incorrect build script

<scriptfilename> [UCL#4002]

The automatically generated script might be based on a bad build. This

relates to a command script file that was produced with the --mkscript

command, and the build or build attempt which produced that command
script file did not complete without error. Warning UCL#4002 is given

when this command script file is used in an attempt to perform a script-
driven build (or whatever action the script requests), suggesting the script

might be bad.

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