Two hierarchies contain incompatible values, and LJK/CDROM should have detected and prevented this earlier.
User Action: Consider submitting a bug report to LJK Software as described in Appendix B, Bug Reports within the LJK/CDROM Reference Manual.

LJK-F-VALUENOTP2, 'name' value 'nnn' (!-'hex-longword' hex) is not a power of 2

LJK-F-VALUETOOHIGH, 'name' value 'nnn' (!-'hex-longword' hex) is larger than the limit of 'nnn'

LJK-F-VALUETOOLONG, 'name' value "'string'" is longer than the limit of 'nnn'

LJK-F-VALUETOOLOW, 'name' value 'nnn' (!-'hex-longword' hex) is smaller than the limit of 'nnn'

LJK-F-VALUETOOSHORT, 'name' value "'string'" is shorter than the limit of 'nnn'

These are the message codes that LJK/CDROM might display subsidary to a Primary Message to form a VMS Chained Message. They give additional information about the situation described by the Primary Message.

LJK-F-ABSTFILE, specified as Abstract File Identifier

LJK-F-APPLFILE, specified as Application Identifier

LJK-W-BADFIELD, 'name' field invalid at 'hex-longword'

LJK-F-BADLONG, invalid data ('hex-longword') at 'hex-longword'

LJK-S-BADWORD, invalid data ('hex-word') at 'hex-longword'

LJK-F-BIBLFILE, specified as Bibliographic File Identifier

LJK-W-CLOSEDEL, error closing 'file-specification'

LJK-W-CLOSEIN, error closing 'file-specification' as input

LJK-F-CLOSEOUT, error closing 'file-specification' as output

LJK-F-COPYFILE, specified as Copyright File Identifier

LJK-I-ESCAPES, with Escape Sequences "'string'"

LJK-I-HIERARCHY, for hierarchy 'name'

LJK-I-ISODIRECTORY, 'string' Directory 'directoryspec'!/!_!_at Logical Block 'lbn' on Volume 'volnum'!/!_!_has 'n' Logical Block EAR and 'nnn' byte File Section,!/!_!_recorded 'date' with Flags 'hex'!+!+

LJK-I-ISOFILE, 'string' File Section from File 'filespec'!/!_!_at Logical Block 'lbn' on Volume 'volnum'!/!_!_has 'n' Logical Block EAR and 'nnn' byte File Section,!/!_!_recorded 'date' with Flags 'hex' Unit Size 'n' and Gap 'nnn'

LJK-I-NOMATCHB, field 'name' New 'hex-number' Existing 'hex-number'

LJK-I-NOMATCHN, field 'name' New 'nnn' Existing 'nnn'

LJK-I-NOMATCHS, field 'name' New "'string'" Existing "'string'"

LJK-F-PREPFILE, specified as Data Preparer Identifier

LJK-F-PUBLFILE, specified as Publisher Identifier

LJK-W-TEXT, 'string'

These are text messages included within another message to indicate the particular nature of a failure.

F.4 Internal Error Messages

These messages indicate a defect in the LJK/CDROM software. They are distiguished by having underscores rather than spaces between the words.

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This glossary gives an alphabetical-order explanation of various terms (capitalized throughout this manual) that have specialized meanings under ISO-9660 and related standards.

A-Characters: The characters defined by the ISO-9660 standard for use in miscellaneous metadata within the primary Hierarchy.

A1-Characters: The characters for use in miscellaneous metadata within a supplementary Hierarchy defined by agreement between those who produce a Volume and those who read that Volume.

Application Identifier: The identity of a specification of how the data are recorded on the current Volume Group.

C-Characters: The ISO-2022 character set specified by Escape Sequences to form an outer limit to the A1-Characters and D1-Characters.

Character Set: An LJK/CDROM construct combining a Character Set, A1-Characters and D1-Characters for use with a particular Hierarchy.

D-Characters: The characters defined by the ISO-9660 standard for use in identifier metadata within the primary Hierarchy.

D1-Characters: The characters for use in identifier metadata within a supplementary Hierarchy defined by agreement between those who produce a Volume and those who read that Volume.

Data Preparer Identifier: The identity of the person or other entity which controls the preparation of the data to be recorded on the current Volume Group

Directory Identifier: The name of an ISO-9660 Directory.

Directory: An ISO-9660 disc area listing individual Files and subordinate Directories within an Hierarchy.

Escape Sequences: A collection of ISO-2022 escape sequences (less the escape character) used to specify the C-Characters for a Hierarchy.

File Identifier: The full name of an ISO-9660 File within a Directory.

File Name Extension: The middle portion (between SEPARATOR 1 (.) and SEPARATOR 2 (;)) of the name of an ISO-9660 File within a Directory.

File Name Version: The final portion (after SEPARATOR 2 (;)) of the name of an ISO-9660 File within a Directory.

File Name: The first portion (before SEPARATOR 1 (.)) of the name of an ISO-9660 File within a Directory.

File: An ISO-9660 disc area containing data.

Hierarchy: A set of ISO-9660 Directories adhering to a single set of naming conventions.

Logical Block: An allocation unit of Volume space under ISO-9660, defaulting to 2048 bytes.

Publisher Identifier: The identity of the person who specified what should be recorded on the current Volume Group

SEPARATOR 1 (.): The character which separates the File Name from the File Name Extension within a File Identifier.

SEPARATOR 2 (;): The character which separates the File Name Extension from the File Name Version within a File Identifier.)

System Identifier: The identification of a system which can recognize and act upon the initial Sectors of the Volume.

Volume Group: Volumes within a Volume Set that are written at the same time as each other.

Volume Identifier: The name of a Volume according to a particular Hierarchy.

Volume Sequence Number: The number of a Volume within a Volume Set.

Volume Set Identifier: The name of a Volume Set used in common across Volumes within a particular Hierarchy.

Volume Set: A sequence of Volumes sharing Hierarchies and with each member containing metadata for all previous Volume Groups along with its own Volume Group within the Volume Set.

Volume: ISO-9660 data as arranged on a disc or stored in a disc image file suitable for transfer to a single disc.