The Cicode statement has a different number of open and close brackets. Check that the device reference is correct, or add the I/O device to your project. The specified I/O device does not exist or cannot be located. This error indicates that the address of the variable tag, which refers to a protocol-specific area on the device, is write only, so the variable tag does not have a value that can be read. Check that the tag name is correct, or add the tag to your project. Contact Technical Support.Īn integer value cannot be found where one is expected, or the integer value is out of range.Ī floating-point number cannot be found where one is expected, or the floating-point value is out of range.Ī tag name was not found where one was expected, or an expression has been passed to a function that expects a tag. This error will only occur if the m file has been changed or become corrupt.
Too many fields have been specified in the database. This error should only occur if the m file has been changed or become corrupt. Too many records have been specified in the database. This means it is not possible to write to the variable tag. This error indicates that the address of the variable tag, which refers to a protocol-specific area on the device, is read only. The database does not contain any records. To re-index the database, go to the Projects activity and select Pack on the Command Bar. This can occur if you have edited the variables database using Excel or some other database editor. If the tag does exist in the variables database, the index to the database might be incorrect. Check that the tag name and 'em' reference is correct, or add the tag to your project. If the Type specified for a compile error message is FATAL, see the topic Compile Fatal Messages. If the Type specified for a compile error message is WARNING, see the topic Compile Warning Messages. For information on how to address an ERROR message, use the code included in the error description (for example, " E2001") to locate the error message in the following table. The following table describes the compile messages you may encounter when compile a project. Compile > Compile a Project > Compile Messages > Compile Error Messages Compile Error Messages
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