| Function completed successfully. |
1 | DATA Step Graphics Interface should be in GKCL state; the statement is out of place within the DATA step. |
3 | DATA Step Graphics Interface should be in WSAC state; the statement is out of place within the DATA step. |
4 | DATA Step Graphics Interface should be in SGOP state; the statement is out of place within the DATA step. |
7 | DATA Step Graphics Interface should be in WSOP, WSAC, or SGOP state; the statement is out of place within the DATA step. |
8 | DATA Step Graphics Interface should be in GKOP, WSOP, WSAC, or SGOP state; the statement is out of place within the DATA step. |
24 | Workstation is open . |
25 | Workstation is not open. |
26 | Workstation cannot be opened. |
29 | Workstation is active. |
30 | Workstation is not active. |
50 | Invalid transformation number; transformation numbers must be in the range 0 to 20; viewports and windows cannot be defined for transformation 0. |
51 | Transformation is not a well-defined rectangle; transformations must have coordinates for four vertices. |
52 | Viewport coordinates are out of range; coordinates must be within dimensions of graphics output area for the device. |
55 | Clipping is on. |
56 | Clipping is off. |
60 | Bad line index; index numbers must be in the range 1 to 20. |
61 | No bundle defined for the line index; a GSET( LINREP , ) function has not been submitted for the referenced line index. |
62 | Line type is less than or equal to 0 or greater than 46; type must be in the range 1 to 46. |
64 | Invalid marker index; index numbers must be in the range 1 to 20. |
65 | No bundle defined for the polymarker index; a GSET( MARREP , ) function has not been submitted for the referenced marker index. |
66 | Marker type is less than or equal to 0 or greater than 67; type must be in the range 1 to 67. |
68 | Invalid text index; index numbers must be in the range 1 to 20. |
69 | No bundle defined for the text index; a GSET( TEXREP , ) function has not been submitted for the referenced text index. |
73 | Character height is less than or equal to 0; height must be greater than 0. |
74 | Both components of the character up vector are 0; both X and Y of a character up vector cannot be 0. |
75 | Invalid fill index; index numbers must be in the range 1 to 20. |
76 | No bundle defined for the fill index; a GSET( FILREP , ) function has not been submitted for the referenced fill index. |
78 | Style index is less than or equal to 0 or greater than 60; style indexes must be in the range of 1 to 60. |
79 | Invalid pattern index. |
86 | Invalid color index; color index is out of the range 1 to 256 or is not numeric. |
87 | No color name defined for the color index |
90 | Value is less than 0; value must be greater than or equal to 0. |
150 | External image file cannot be accessed. The image file either cannot be accessed, or the image file is in an unsupported format, or the image data is incomplete or otherwise corrupt. |
301 | Out of memory; your workstation does not have enough memory to generate the graph. |
302 | Out of room for graph; your device cannot display the size of the graph. |
307 | Error occurred in program library management; a GRAPH function did not execute properly. |
Chapter 3, Device Drivers, on page 41
for information about specifying device drivers.
Chapter 8, Graphics Options and Device Parameters Dictionary, on page 261
for descriptions of graphics options and device parameters
Chapter 5, SAS/GRAPH Fonts, on page 75
for information about the fonts available in SAS/GRAPH software
Chapter 6, SAS/GRAPH Colors and Images, on page 91
for information about specifying colors in SAS/GRAPH programs
GOPTIONS Statement on page 146
for an explanation of setting graphics options with the GOPTIONS statement
PATTERN Statement on page 169
for information about specifying patterns with DSGI
SYMBOL Statement on page 183
for representations of the markers that can be used with DSGI
Chapter 49, The DATA Step Graphics Interface, on page 1353
for a complete explanation of using DSGI statements to produce graphs
Chapter 31, The GDEVICE Procedure, on page 915
for information about device entries
The discussion for ARRAY in SAS Language Reference: Dictionary
for an explanation of OF argument lists