error number

Each relative error number is an average over all the 366 data points.

Actually, just go ahead and read this Apple support article to find out what your error numbers mean.

Then, there was error number two - a thing to make a real pro wince.

In your case, I'd be curious to see the corrected and uncorrected errors numbers.

Two colons are used for an Error guard (one or more error numbers).

For example, in setting a global error number:

For example, I couldn't install from my D partition without it giving error number x823834.

Then comes error number three-you order those two E-Tech morons to kill her.

Errors number one and two."

Error number "1096111306", indeed.

Originally this was a static memory location, but macros are almost always used today to allow for multi-threading, each thread will see its own error number.

If you try to write to a file opened for input you will get a "Write protected" error (error number 252).

Most FOCAL sites had an "error number to error message" listing taped up near the terminals.

ERR returns the error number (see the Annex entitled "Error Messages and Codes" ).

And if the Thinkpad encounters startup problems, it displays incomprehensible icons and error numbers that send you scurrying to the paper manual for translations.

Each exception has a SQL Error Number and SQL Error Message associated with it.

Its only advantage over BBCBASIC(Z80)'s normal error handling is that it gives the error number; it would probably not be used in practice.

One I've already mentioned, namely, if you type something that the computer doesn't understand, it shouldn't just say, 'I don't understand, Error number three hundred and twenty-two', or something like that.

The Unix system would occasionally return early from a system call with an error stating that it had done nothing-the "Interrupted System Call", or an error number 4 () in today's systems.

It shares most concepts with VSTa but has some new additions like ELF support, POSIX environment, POSIX error numbers and ability to compile with recent GCC versions.

In the above example, will hold the error number (if any, it will be zero if no error exists), will be a terse text description of the error, will represent the disk track where the error occurred, and will be the sector on track to which the error refers.