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property to correct.
W021: Invalid marker number. Defined in multline field: “<FieldName>“, Marker no:
“<MarkerNo>“, Multi Line End: “<MultiLineEnd>“
The marker referenced in the multiline end property of field fieldname is invalid. Valid marker
numbers are integers larger than 0. Edit this property to correct.
W022: Error in filter: <ErrorDescription>, the error occurred in column <Column>
The Filter contains an error at character position Column. The Filter will be ignored and all
records will be imported. Edit the Filter to fix this problem.
W023: Error in formula of field “<FieldName>“: <ErrorDescription>, the error
occurred in <Column> of formula “<Formula>“
The formula defined for this field contains an error. The formula will be ignored.
E024: Script error
A non-trappable script error occurred. Unfortunately it is not possible to trace this error back.
Check the formulas of fields and the filter formula for errors. If this doesn’t help, start
removing formulas until the error does not occur anymore. The last removed formula caused
the error.
E025: Script timeout
A script timeout occurred, possible due to an endless loop. Check the formulas of fields and
the where condition. If this doesn’t help, start removing formulas until the error does not
occur anymore. The last removed formula caused the error.
W026: Multiline field “<FieldName>“ truncated to <n> lines.
The multiline end condition for the field was not met before reaching n lines. The only the first
n lines of the multiline field will be imported. Check the multiline end condition, see also
Limitations.
W027: Undefined marker number “<MarkerNo>“ in field “<FieldName>“.
The field contains a reference to an undefined marker number. Either create a new marker for
the missing marker number or change the Marker No property of the field.
W028: VBScript object initialization failed, formulas will not be available.
Check that the file msscript.ocx is present in the system directory (c:\windows\system\ or
c:\winnt\system32\ by default). If it isn’t present, copy the file from the setup distribution.
Register the file by opening a command prompt, changing to the system directory and typing
the command: “regsvr32 msscript.ocx”, you should get a message that the file was registered
successfully.
W029: RegExp object initialization failed, regular expressions will not be available.
Check that the file sgregexp.dll is present in the install directory (c:\Program Files\Import
Wizard 6.0\ by default). If it isn’t present, copy the file from the setup distribution. Register
the file by opening a command prompt, changing to the install directory and typing the
command: “regsvr32 sgregexp.dll”, you should get a message that the file was registered