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Message RT165 (↑ RTS Messages)
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Message: RT165
Text: Version number incompatibility
Severity: Fatal
Explanation: You are using intermediate code which has been produced
on a version of your COBOL system that is incompatible with
the run-time system you are currently using. Your RTS,
therefore, will not be able to execute correctly any
generated code you are producing or have already produced
from this intermediate code.
Alternatively, you may have attempted to execute a file
which is not your COBOL system's intermediate or generated
code.
Alternatively, you have attempted to execute an application
using a version of the COBOL system component that is
incompatible with the Run-Time System you are currently
using.
Alternatively, the COBOL system detected an incorrect
version of the Run-Time System. If possible, the name of
the component in question is displayed.
Resolution: If no component name is displayed, determine which
component is in error by examining each COBOL system
component required by your application. When you have
established which component is at fault, reinstall it using
your installation disks, then resubmit the application to
your COBOL system.
Note that if the incorrect component is a run-time support
library, for example COBLIB.LIB, you need to relink your
application before running.
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