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I got a runtime error 104 which I was not able to locate in the list of runtime errors (Windows 7, IVF 11.1). After changing I/O statements the error disappeared. Just in case the error reappears: what is the meaning of the error code 104? Are there other undocumented error codes?
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Add
,IOMSG=character-variable
to the I/O control list of your READ or WRITE.
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What is the full text of the error message?
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I did not get an error message, I received the error code by using the IOSTAT and ERROR keywords in the READ statement.
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Then, take off the IOSTAT= and ERR= so you get a message. Or use IOMSG= to retrieve the text.
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I was not able to find a description of the IOMSG keyword in the online docs. Could you give me a hint?
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Quoting - rase
I was not able to find a description of the IOMSG keyword in the online docs. Could you give me a hint?
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Add
,IOMSG=character-variable
to the I/O control list of your READ or WRITE.

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