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User action: Abort the program or exit the editor as appropriate and retry the
operation. You can use the SEE editor in read-only mode to look at
programs that are interlocked from read-write access.
Program name? (None)
Explanation: A SEE editor command to change to a different program has been
entered.
User action: Enter the name of the new program to be edited, or press RETURN
to cancel the request.
*Program not executable* (–307)
Explanation: Because of program errors detected during loading or upon exiting
from the editor, this program cannot be executed.
User action: Edit the program to remove any errors.
*Program not on top of stack* (–421)
Explanation: A DO context specification has referenced an automatic variable or
a subroutine argument in a program that is not on the top of the
stack for the specified task.
User action: Reenter the DO command and specify the correct program context
or eliminate references to automatic variables and subroutine argu-
ments. Use the STATUS command to determine which program is
on the top of the stack.
Program task # stopped at program_name, step step_number date time (4)
Explanation: Execution of the program task indicated by # has terminated for the
reason indicated in the message that preceded this message. The
step number displayed corresponds to the next NEXT program step
that would be executed (for example, if PROCEED were entered).
The current date and time are displayed if the system date and time
have been set.
User action: None. This is only an informational message.
*Program task not active* (–318)
Explanation: An attempt was made to abort a task that was not active.
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