Xerox DocuPrint 96MX manual SF6050 Cannot open file. Abort, SF6051 Cannot do I/O to file. Abort

SFS (STATUS FILE SERVICES COMMAND) MESSAGES

SF6050	A - cannot open file. Abort
	The command file needed for the user-created form cannot be
	accessed due to system disk error. (“A -” indicates SFS is aborting.)
Action	1.	Retry compiling the form. The message should not reappear if
		the failure was an intermittent memory error.
	2.	If the problem continues, contact your systems specialist or
		Xerox Customer Service.

SF6051	A - cannot do I/O to file. Abort
	A problem exists with user-created form output due to system disk
	error. SFS is aborting.
Action	1. Retry compiling the form. The message should not reappear if
	the failure was an intermittent memory error.

2.If the problem continues, contact your systems specialist or Xerox Customer Service.

SF6060	W - value for ’MAX’ exceeds limit.
	The MAX statement specifies a number greater than 4 for lines in the
	header. The system will use the default value of “1.” (“W-” signifies
	“warning”—the system will modify the entry and compile the form.)
Action	If desired, recompile the form, using a value of 1-4 for MAX.

SF6061	W - text truncated.
	Input text is too long to fit into the column width specified in the
	WIDTH statement. The system will enter only as many characters as
	will fit, ignoring the rest, and compile the form.
Action	If desired, recompile the form, reducing the size of the text entry.

SF6062 W - default value assumed for ‘Length’

No LENGTH statement was entered for the user-created form. The system will use either WIDTH value or the actual length of the content of the column, whichever is smaller, and compile the form.

Action None.

SF6063 W - length of content truncated.

The column width value specified in the WIDTH statement for the user-created form is smaller than the actual content of the column. The system will enter only as many characters as will fit, ignoring the rest, and compile the form.

Action None.

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