/* Copyright (c) 1996, 2009, Oracle and/or its affiliates.All rights reserved. /*/ / /* / / NAME / imgus.msg - Oracle Multimedia Image routines error messages / DESCRIPTION / Contains the various error codes returned by the routines, what they / mean and what the probable cause is and what action(s), if any, to / take. / / Errors can be internal or user errors. Internal errors are not reported / specifically, rather a generic error code (KIDI_FAILURE) is used. User / errors have individual error codes so that the user can take corrective / action. /------------------------------------------------------------------------------/ / NOTES: / Language : American / Character set : US7ASCII / / / / MODIFIED (MM/DD/YY) / jiezhan 01/12/09 - add img 735 / jiezhan 11/03/08 - add 734 invalid deflate level / jiezhan 07/23/08 - add watermark error / jiezhan 02/20/08 - revise avi errors / dolin 01/10/08 - add img error 725 / dolin 01/07/08 - add error 527, 528, 529 / jiezhan 12/05/07 - add avi errors / jiezhan 10/24/07 - sharpening error / smavris 05/02/07 - Update for name change - interMedia to Multimedia / jiezhan 11/14/06 - add img 722 / rabbott 03/16/05 - Modify 211,212 to allow embedded value / fechen 11/05/04 - Add 721 for source plug-in not found / mannamal 10/26/04 - Add error message for invalid tablespace (bug / 3952417) / mannamal 10/01/04 - Remove 'Customer' from 'Oracle Customer Support' / mannamal 09/30/04 - Change error message IMG-00870 (bug 3826958) / rabbott 09/21/04 - Bug 1058722 / dolin 08/24/04 - Change img msg 602 / rabbott 05/26/04 - Update metadata msgs / rabbott 05/21/04 - Add more metadata / rabbott 05/21/04 - Add metadata messages / dguo 05/22/04 - modify message acorrding to review / dguo 05/20/04 - add missing error message for dicom / dguo 05/14/04 - grabtrans 'mannamal_dicom_plsql_stub' / mannamal 05/12/04 - Add error messages for DICOM / mannamal 08/22/03 - Add error message for invalid LOB locator in / generate signature / smavris 07/09/03 - Mark do not document, update 872 text / mannamal 04/23/03 - Add create index messages - changing exception / to errors / trowell 01/17/03 - Add contrast and quantize messages / trowell 01/15/03 - Add out of memory message / myalavar 11/14/02 - Change cause and action for 2003 / myalavar 11/06/02 - Change text for 2003 and float -> double precision / smavris 10/16/02 - Update with editorial comments / myalavar 10/15/02 - Add Cause and Action to SI_Stillimage errors / myalavar 10/15/02 - Fix SI_StillImage err msg length to be < 76 chars / trowell 09/20/02 - Add gamma error messages / trowell 09/16/02 - Add rotate messages / myalavar 07/24/02 - Add StillImage error messages / trowell 02/08/01 - New messages for Oracle 9i / smavris 10/06/00 - Remove 8i from message text / mannamal 09/11/00 - sort error numbers / dguo 08/18/00 - update spelling / mannamal 08/16/00 - Correct terms / mannamal 08/15/00 - Finalize image matching messages / dguo 08/14/00 - Add signature generate error messages / mannamal 08/02/00 - Correct error message number / mannamal 06/21/00 - Add messages for image matching / dmullen 12/16/98 - Add messages for invalid dataOffsets and numberOfB / trowell 11/13/98 - Correcting action for #516 / trowell 11/12/98 - Adding message 530 / smavris 10/07/98 - Remove the word cartridge / dmullen 08/27/98 - Add 'lock row' to useraction for 712 / dbrown 06/26/98 - Add KIDI_METH_TMPLOB_COPY_SELF message. / trowell 05/05/98 - Adding RPIX error messages / dmullen 04/21/98 - Add headerless image parsing messages / dmullen 04/09/98 - Add multiple scales message / smavris 03/13/98 - Update message text to match doc / dbrown 03/10/98 - new syntax to denote non-translatable phrases / mannamal 01/14/98 - Updating copyright year to 1998 / trowell 09/23/97 - Change 'Data Cartridge' to just 'Cartridge' / anolan 05/26/97 - checkout / anolan 05/21/97 - checkout / anolan 05/21/97 - checkout / anolan 05/19/97 - chkout / anolan 05/16/97 - chkout / anolan 05/15/97 - Checkout / ctrezza 04/21/97 - Adding text for INVALID_VALUE message (invalid sca / ctrezza 04/18/97 - Updating for 8.0.3 / bmichon 01/17/97 - Adding 531 / bmichon 01/16/97 - Adding 608 / bmichon 01/03/97 - Added Changes from tfaffel / bmichon 01/03/97 - Changed action in 715,603,604,607 / jsharma&jhebert 01/02/97 - Reworded error messages / bmichon 01/02/97 - Major changes Cause and Action text. / bmichon 12/03/96 - Add BFile open error mesg / jsharma 11/06/96 - Added Parameter processing error messages / jsharma 11/06/96 - Creation /*/ 00001, 00000, "unable to initialize Oracle Multimedia environment" / ****** ********** // *Cause: The image processing external procedure initialization process // failed. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services. 00002, 00000, "unrecoverable error" // *Cause: This is an internal error. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services. 00003, 00000, "exhausted memory while processing image" // *Cause: Oracle Multimedia exhausted available Java memory // during processing. // *Action: Increase the JAVA_POOL_SIZE initialization parameter setting. 00201, 00000, "unsupported metadata type" // *Cause: The requested metadata type could not be read from or // written to this image format. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation to select the // proper metadata type for this image. 00202, 00000, "unsupported character encoding" // *Cause: The character encoding was not supported for this // image format. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation to select the // proper encoding for this image. 00203, 00000, "xmlData is invalid" / LLLLLLL // *Cause: The XML document was NULL or not schema valid. // *Action: Create a schema valid document for input. 00204, 00000, "input metadata too long" // *Cause: The metadata was too long to embed in this image format. // *Action: Trim the metadata, or use a different image format. 00205, 00000, "cannot add a TIFF directory entry" // *Cause: No new entries could be added to this directory. // *Action: Use a different image format. 00206, 00000, "unsupported image format for putMetadata" // *Cause: Metadata could not be written to this image format. // *Action: Use a different image format. 00207, 00000, "input parameter is not valid" // *Cause: The input parameter value contained an invalid value. // *Action: Correct the input parameter value. 00208, 00000, "metadata format parse error" // *Cause: The parser detected an error in the embedded metadata. // *Action: Verify that the metadata conforms to proper standards. 00209, 00000, "error parsing metadata" // *Cause: There was an internal error while parsing the metadata. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services. 00210, 00000, "unable to get metadata from an empty image" // *Cause: There was no data in the input image. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for // information on how to populate image data into the image object. 00211, 00000, "metadataType value \"%s\" is invalid" / LLLLLLLLLLLL // *Cause: The metadataType parameter value was NULL or invalid. // *Action: Correct the metadataType parameter value. 00212, 00000, "encoding value \"%s\" is invalid" / LLLLLLLL // *Cause: The encoding parameter value was NULL or invalid. // *Action: Correct the encoding parameter value. 00213, 00000, "xmlData does not contain an element" / LLLLLLL LLLLL // *Cause: The XML document did not contain an element // as a child of . // *Action: Create a schema valid document with an element. 00501, 00000, "" // *Document: NO // *Cause: NOT USER-VIEWABLE // *Action: 00502, 00000, "invalid scale value" / LLLLL // *Cause: An invalid scale value was found while parsing the parameters // for the image process function. // *Action: Correct the statement by using a valid scale value. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a // description of the correct usage and syntax for the image // processing command string. 00503, 00000, "" // *Document: NO // *Cause: NOT USER-VIEWABLE // *Action: 00504, 00000, "" // *Document: NO // *Cause: NOT USER-VIEWABLE // *Action: 00505, 00000, "missing value in CUT rectangle" / *** // *Cause: An incorrect number of values was used to specify a rectangle. // *Action: Use exactly four integer values for the lower-left and upper- // right vertices. 00506, 00000, "extra value in CUT rectangle" / *** // *Cause: An incorrect number of values was used to specify a rectangle. // *Action: Use exactly four integer values for the lower left and upper // right vertices. 00507, 00000, "" // *Document: NO // *Cause: NOT USER-VIEWABLE // *Action: 00508, 00000, "" // *Document: NO // *Cause: NOT USER-VIEWABLE // *Action: 00509, 00000, "" // *Document: NO // *Cause: NOT USER-VIEWABLE // *Action: 00510, 00000, "%s" // *Cause: A syntax error was found while parsing the parameters // for the image process function. // *Action: Correct the statement by using valid parameter values. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a // description of the correct usage and syntax for the image // processing command string. 00511, 00000, "%s" // *Cause: An error was found while accessing image data. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services. 00512, 00000, "multiple incompatible scaling parameters found" // *Cause: Multiple incompatible scaling parameters were found // in the image process command string. With the // exception of XSCALE and YSCALE, which can be used // together in a process command string, scaling functions // are mutually exclusive and cannot be combined. // *Action: Remove scaling functions until only one remains (or // two, if they are XSCALE and YSCALE). 00513, 00000, "missing value in scaling operation" // *Cause: An incorrect number of values was used to specify image // dimensions. fixedScale and maxScale require exactly two // integer values for the X and Y dimensions of the desired image. // *Action: Use two values for fixedScale and maxScale. 00514, 00000, "extra value in scaling operation" // *Cause: An incorrect number of values was used to specify image // dimensions. fixedScale and maxScale require exactly two // integer values for the X and Y dimensions of the desired image. // *Action: Use two values for fixedScale and maxScale. 00515, 00000, "incorrect number of input channels" // *Cause: An incorrect number of values was used to specify input channels. // InputChannels requires either one or three channels numbers // for the gray or red, green, and blue channel assignments. // *Action: Use either one or three values to specify the input channels. 00516, 00000, "default channel out of range" // *Cause: An incorrect value was used to specify the default // channel selection. // *Action: Use a channel number which is less than or equal to // the number of bands and greater than zero. 00517, 00000, "height or width not present in parameter string" // *Cause: Height and/or width were not specified in the setProperties // parameter string. // *Action: Specify both the height and width. 00518, 00000, "invalid value for height or width" // *Cause: Height and/or width were not positive integers" // *Action: Specify both the height and width as positive integers" 00519, 00000, "illegal combination of parameters" // *Cause: Other than height, width, dataOffset, and userString no other // parameters may be specified in the setProperties parameter // string when CCITTG3 or CCITTG4 is used as the compressionFormat. // *Action: Supply only the height and width when compessionFormat // is either CCITTG3 or CCITTG4. The dataOffset and userString // may optionally be supplied as well. 00520, 00000, "invalid value for numberOfBands" / LLLLLLLLLLLLL // *Cause: NumberOfBands was not a positive integer" // *Action: Specify numberOfBands as a positive integer" 00521, 00000, "invalid value for dataOffset" / LLLLLLLLLL // *Cause: DataOffset was not a positive integer" // *Action: Specify dataOffset as a positive integer" 00522, 00000, "invalid format for parameter value" // *Cause: A floating point value was specified where an integer // is required, or a character value was specified where // a numeric value is required. // *Action: Specify the correct type of values for process parameters. 00523, 00000, "invalid process verb" // *Cause: A process verb was specified that is not understood // by Oracle Multimedia. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a description // of valid process verbs. 00524, 00000, "mismatched quotes" // *Cause: Quotation marks used within a process command string were not // matched. // *Action: Ensure that quotation marks occur in pairs. 00525, 00000, "locale error" // *Cause: This is an internal error. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services. 00526, 00000, "error parsing foreign image description" // *Cause: An internal error occurred while processing a foreign image. // *Action: Use SetProperties to correct the foreign image description. / ************* // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services. 00527, 00000, "invalid deletePages specified" / *********** // *Cause: The specified value for the deletePages parameter was not valid. // *Action: See the Oracle Multimedia documentation for reference information // about valid values for deletePages parameter. 00528, 00000, "invalid movePages specified" / ********* // *Cause: The specified value for the movePages parameter was not valid. // *Action: See the Oracle Multimedia documentation for reference information // about valid values for movePages parameter. 00529, 00000, "invalid combination of TIFF page operations" // *Cause: The specified TIFF page operations were not valid. // *Action: See the Oracle Multimedia documentation for reference information // about valid values for TIFF page operations. 00530, 00000, "internal error while parsing command" // *Cause: An internal error occurred while parsing the command // passed to the image processing function or the foreign image // setProperties function. // *Action: Check the command passed to the function. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a // description of the correct usage and syntax for the image // processing command string or the foreign image setproperties // function. // *Action: If you are certain that your command is correct, then // contact Oracle Support Services. 00531, 00000, "empty or null image processing command" // *Cause: An empty or null image processing command was passed to the // image process function. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a // description of the correct usage and syntax for the image // processing command string. 00540, 00000, "contentFormat and interleave conflict" / ************* ********** // *Cause: Interleave values were specified using both the // contentformat and interleave verbs. // *Action: Specify interleave using either contentformat or interleave, // but not both. 00541, 00000, "invalid contentFormat specified" / ************* // *Cause: The specified contentFormat was not valid. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a description // of valid contentFormat specifications. 00542, 00000, "contentFormat includes invalid extra information" / ************* // *Cause: The specified contentFormat included invalid characters // at the end of the parameter string. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a description // of valid contentFormat specifications. 00543, 00000, "invalid compressionFormat specified" / ***************** // *Cause: The specified compressionFormat was not valid. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a description // of valid compressionFormat specifications. 00544, 00000, "invalid compressionQuality specified" / ****************** // *Cause: The specified compressionQuality was not valid. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a description // of valid compressionQuality specifications. 00545, 00000, "invalid cut values specified" / *** // *Cause: An invalid value was found while parsing the parameters for // the cut operation. // *Action: Correct the statement by specifying values for the cut // operation that are not negative. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a // description of the correct usage and syntax for the image // processing command string. 00546, 00000, "invalid page number specified" / **** // *Cause: An invalid page number was specified. // *Action: Specify page numbers that are not negative. 00547, 00000, "invalid channelOrder specified" / ************ // *Cause: The specified channelOrder was not valid. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a description // of valid channelOrder specifications. 00548, 00000, "invalid interleave specified" / ********** // *Cause: The specified interleave was not valid. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a description // of valid interleave specifications. 00549, 00000, "invalid pixelOrder specfied" / ********** // *Cause: The specified pixelOrder was not valid. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a description // of valid pixelOrder specifications. 00550, 00000, "invalid scanlineOrder specified" / ************* // *Cause: The specified scanline order was not valid. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a description // of valid scanlineOrder specifications. 00551, 00000, "invalid quantize method specified" / ******** // *Cause: The specified quantization method was not valid. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a description // of valid quantization method specifications. 00552, 00000, "invalid inputChannels specified" / ************* // *Cause: An invalid value was specified for the inputChannels verb. // *Action: Specify non-negative values for inputChannels. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a // description of the correct usage and syntax for the image // processing command string. 00553, 00000, "invalid rotate value" / ****** // *Cause: An invalid value was specified for image rotation. // Rotation values must be a floating point number. // *Action: Correct the statement by providing a valid rotation value. 00554, 00000, "extra value in rotate operation" / ****** // *Cause: Multiple arguments were used to specify image rotation. // The rotate operation accepts only a single value. // *Action: Provide a single value for the rotate operation. 00555, 00000, "invalid value for gamma correction" / ***** // *Cause: An invalid value was specified for gamma correction. // Gamma values must be positive. // *Action: Correct the statement by providing a positive gamma value. 00556, 00000, "incorrect number of gamma values" / ***** // *Cause: An incorrect number of values were used to specify gamma // correction. Gamma correction requires either one or three // gamma values. // *Action: Provide either one or three values to specify the gamma correction. 00557, 00000, "invalid value for contrast enhancement" / ******** // *Cause: An invalid value was used to specify contrast enhancement. // *Action: To specify contrast enhancement using percentages, // provide values between 0 and 100. To specify contrast // enhancement using bounds, provide values greater than 0. 00558, 00000, "incorrect number of contrast values" / ******** // *Cause: An incorrect number of values were used to specify contrast // enhancement. Contrast enhancement requires one, two, three, or // six contrast values. // *Action: Provide one or three values to specify contrast enhancement // using percentages; provide two or six values to specify contrast // enhancement using contrast bounds. 00559, 00000, "invalid frame number" // *Cause: An incorrect number was used to specify frame in Dicom image. // The number should be greater than 0 and less than total frames in Dicom image. // *Action: Provide one number greater than 0 and less than total frames in Dicom image. 00560, 00000, "input format does not support page selection" // *Cause: The page verb was specified for an input format that does // not support selecting pages. // *Action: Remove the page selection verb. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a // description of which image formats support page selection. 00561, 00000, "input format does not support channel selection" // *Cause: The inputChannels verb was specified for an input format // that does not support selecting channels. // *Action: Remove the inputChannels verb. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a // description of which image formats support input // channel selection. 00577, 00000, "invalid quantize argument" / ******** // *Cause: A quantize value was specified that accepts an argument, // but the argument provided was not valid. // *Action: Provide a valid, non-negative argument for the quantize value. 00578, 00000, "missing quantize argument" / ******** // *Cause: A quantize value was specified that requires an argument, // but no argument was provided. // *Action: Provide an argument for the quantize value. 00579, 00000, "extra quantize argument" / ******** // *Cause: An extra argument was provided for a quantize value. // Some quantize values accept no arguments, while others accept // a single argument. // *Action: Provide an argument only for quantize values that // accept an argument. 00580, 00000, "specified format does not support output" // *Cause: The output format specified by fileFormat does support // output. // *Action: Change the specified fileFormat to one that supports output. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a // description of which formats support output. 00581, 00000, "output format does not support the specified contentFormat" / ************* // *Cause: The specified contentFormat is not supported by the explicitly // or implicitly specified output format. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a // description of which contentFormat values are supported // for each output format. 00582, 00000, "output format does not support the specified interleave" / ********** // *Cause: The specified interleave is not supported by the explicitly // or implicitly specified output format. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a // description of which interleave values are supported // for each output format. 00583, 00000, "output format does not support the specified compressionFormat" / ***************** // *Cause: The specified compressionFormat is not supported by the explicitly // or implicitly specified output format. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a // description of which compressionFormat values are supported // for each output format. 00584, 00000, "output format does not support the specified compressionQuality" / ****************** // *Cause: The specified compressionQuality is not supported by the explicitly // or implicitly specified output format. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a // description of which compressionQuality values are supported // for each output format. 00585, 00000, "output format does not support the specified channelOrder" / ************ // *Cause: The specified channelOrder is not supported by the explicitly // or implicitly specified output format. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a // description of which channelOrder values are supported // for each output format. 00586, 00000, "output format does not support the specified pixelOrder" / ********** // *Cause: The specified pixelOrder is not supported by the explicitly // or implicitly specified output format. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a // description of which pixelOrder values are supported // for each output format. 00587, 00000, "output format does not support the specified scanlineOrder" / ************* // *Cause: The specified scanlineOrder is not supported by the explicitly // or implicitly specified output format. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a // description of which scanlineOrder values are supported // for each output format. 00599, 00000, "internal error" // *Cause: An internal error has occurred. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services. 00601, 00000, "out of memory while copying image" // *Cause: Operating system process memory has been exhausted // while copying the image. // *Action: See the database administrator or operating system administrator // to increase process memory quota. 00602, 00000, "unable to access image data" // *Cause: An error occurred while reading or writing image data. // *Action: Ensure that the source image can be read from and the destination // can be written to. 00603, 00000, "unable to access source image data" // *Cause: The source image SOURCE attribute is invalid. // *Action: Ensure that the SOURCE attribute of the source image is // populated with image data. 00604, 00000, "unable to access destination image data" // *Cause: The destination image SOURCE attribute is invalid. // *Action: Ensure that the SOURCE attribute of the destination image is // populated with image data. 00605, 00000, "" // *Document: NO // *Cause: NOT USER-VIEWABLE // *Action: 00606, 00000, "unable to access image data" // *Cause: An attempt was made to access an invalid image. // *Action: Ensure that the SOURCE attribute of the image is // populated with image data. 00607, 00000, "unable to write to destination image" // *Cause: The destination image SOURCE attribute is invalid. // *Action: Ensure that the SOURCE attribute of the destination image is // initialized correctly and that you have sufficient tablespace. 00608, 00000, "unable to copy image stored in a BFILE" / ***** // *Document: NO // *Cause: NOT USER-VIEWABLE // *Action: 00609, 00000, "unable to read image stored in a BFILE" / ***** // *Cause: The image stored in a BFILE cannot be opened for reading. // *Action: Ensure that the access privileges of the image file and the image // file's directory allow read access. 00611, 00000, "unable to access the BLOB for reading" / **** // *Cause: The BLOB could not be opened for reading. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services. 00612, 00000, "unable to open export destination file" // *Cause: The file could not be created or opened. // *Action: Check that the file does not refer to an existing directory. // Check that the file is not locked by another application. 00613, 00000, "export destination access denied" // *Cause: Permission to write to destination file was denied. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for information // on granting privileges for the export() method. 00614, 00000, "I/O error during export" // *Cause: The export operation failed because of an I/O error. // *Action: Check OS logs and contact Oracle Support Services. 00701, 00000, "unable to set the properties of an empty image" // *Cause: There is no data in the image object. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for // information on how to populate image data into the image object. 00702, 00000, "unable to initialize image processing environment" // *Cause: The image processing external procedure initialization process // failed. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services. 00703, 00000, "unable to read image data" // *Cause: There is no image data in the image object. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for // information on how to populate image data into the image object. 00704, 00000, "unable to read image data" // *Cause: There is no image data in the image object. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for // information on how to populate image data into the image object. 00705, 00000, "unsupported or corrupted input format" // *Cause: This is an internal error. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services. 00706, 00000, "unsupported or corrupted output format" // *Cause: This is an internal error. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services. 00707, 00000, "unable to access image data" // *Cause: An error occurred while reading or writing image data. // *Action: Contact your system administrator. 00708, 00000, "" // *Document: NO // *Cause: NOT USER-VIEWABLE // *Action: 00709, 00000, "" // *Document: NO // *Cause: NOT USER-VIEWABLE // *Action: 00710, 00000, "unable to write to destination image" // *Cause: The destination image is invalid. // *Action: Ensure that the SOURCE attribute of the destination image is // initialized and that you have sufficient tablespace. 00711, 00000, "unable to set properties of destination image" // *Cause: This is an internal error. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services. 00712, 00000, "unable to write to destination image" // *Cause: The destination image is invalid. // *Action: Ensure that the SOURCE attribute of the destination image is // initialized and that you have sufficient tablespace. // *Action: Ensure the row containing the destination image has been // locked (this does not apply to temporary BLOBs). 00713, 00000, "unsupported destination image format" // *Cause: A request was made to convert an image to a format that is not // supported. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia Documentation for // supported formats. 00714, 00000, "internal error" // *Cause: This is an internal error. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services. 00715, 00000, "unable to open image stored in a BFILE" / ***** // *Cause: The image stored in a BFILE could not be opened for reading. // *Action: Ensure that the access privileges of the image file and the image // file's directory allow read access. 00716, 00000, "source image format does not support process options" // *Cause: A request was made to apply a processing option not supported // by the source image format. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia Documentation for a // discussion of supported processing options. 00717, 00000, "destination image format does not support process options" // *Cause: A request was made to apply a processing option not supported // by the destination image format. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia Documentation for a // discussion of supported processing options. 00718, 00000, "the same Temporary LOB cannot be used as both source and destination" // *Cause: A call was made to processCopy with the same Temporary LOB // being specified as both the source and destination. // *Action: Specify a different LOB for parameter "dest". 00719, 00000, "image processing internal error" // *Cause: This is an internal error. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services. 00720, 00000, "image processing internal error" // *Cause: This is an internal error. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services. 00721, 00000, "unable to find source plug-in package ORDPLUGINS.ORDX_%s_SOURCE" / ************************* // *Cause: Custom source plug-in for user-specified source type was not found. // *Action: Ensure correct source type is specified or proper // custom source plug-in package is installed. 00722, 00000, "incorrect value of bitsAllocated, bitsStored or highBit for output Dicom image" // *Cause: incorrect value of bitsAllocated, bitsStored or highBit for output Dicom image. // *Action: Ensure correct value of bitsAllocated, bitsStored or highBit for output Dicom image. 00723, 00000, "missing value in SHARPEN operation" / ******* // *Cause: An incorrect number of values was used to specify the sharpen parameters. // *Action: Use one integer value to specify the kernel type // and one float value to specify the gain factor. 00724, 00000, "extra value in SHARPEN operation" / ******* // *Cause: An incorrect number of values was used to specify the sharpen parameters. // *Action: Use one integer value to specify the kernel type // and one float value to specify the gain factor. 00725, 00000, "output image will be empty" // *Cause: The processing commands resulted in an empty output image. // *Action: Ensure the resulting output image will not be empty. 00726, 00000, "invalid value for the AVI framerate" / *** ********* // *Cause: An invalid value was used to specify the AVI framerate parameter. // *Action: Use a floating-point value to specify the AVI framerate parameter. 00727, 00000, "invalid value for the AVI frametime" / *** ********* // *Cause: An invalid value was used to specify the AVI frametime parameter. // *Action: Use a floating-point value to specify the AVI frametime parameter. 00728, 00000, "multiple incompatible AVI frame parameters found" / *** ***** // *Cause: Multiple incompatible AVI frame parameters were found. // *Action: Use only one AVI frame parameter. 00729, 00000, "output format does not support the specified frame parameters" / ***** // *Cause: The specified frame parameter is not supported by the explicitly // or implicitly specified output format. // *Action: Specify AVI as the output format in the process command string. 00730, 00000, "unable to process empty image" // *Cause: There is no data in the input image object. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for // information on how to put image data into the image object. 00731, 00000, "specified page could be found in input image" / **** // *Cause: The specified page does not exist in the input image. // *Action: Restrict the value of the page parameter to values specifying // pages that exist within the input image object. 00732, 00000, "specified inputChannels could not be found in input image" / ************* // *Cause: The specified inputChannel parameter does not exist in the input // image. // *Action: Restrict the value of the inputChannels parameter to values // specifying channels that exist within the input image object. 00733, 00000, "invalid watermark property setting" // *Cause: The specified watermark property setting is not supported // by Oracle Multimedia. // *Action: See the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a description // of valid watermark property settings. 00734, 00000, "invalid deflateLevel value" / ************ // *Cause: The specified value for the deflateLevel parameter was not supported // by Oracle Multimedia. // *Action: See the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a description of // the valid values for the deflateLevel parameter. 00735, 00000, "incorrect transparencyFillColor values" / ********************* // *Cause: The specified value for the transparencyFillColor parameter was not supported // by Oracle Multimedia. // *Action: See the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a description of // the valid values for the transparencyFillColor parameter. 00800, 00000, "internal error while parsing attribute string" // *Cause: An internal error occurred while parsing the attribute string // containing the weights of the attributes. // *Action: Check the command passed to the function. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for a // description of the correct usage and syntax for the attributes // string for image matching. // *Action: If you are certain that your command is correct, then // contact Oracle Support Services. 00801, 00000, "cannot extract height and width" // *Cause: Height and width are not set in the image object. // *Action: Set the properties of the image object by calling setProperties // and then generate signature. 00802, 00000, "empty or null attribute string" // *Cause: An empty or null attributes string was passed // to the image matching operators. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for // a description of the correct usage and syntax of // the attributes string. 00803, 00000, "invalid attribute value" // *Cause: An invalid value was found while parsing the attribute // string for the image matching operators. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for // a description of the correct usage and syntax for // the attributes string. The weight values should // be between 0.0 and 1.0. 00804, 00000, "Syntax error in attribute string" // *Cause: A syntax error was found while parsing the attribute // string for the image matching operators. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for // a description of the correct usage and syntax of // the attributes string. 00805, 00000, "SIGNATURE data has been corrupted or is invalid" // *Cause: The data in the signature is not a valid signature. // *Action: Re-create the signature using the generateSignature method. 00806, 00000, "invalid input image" // *Cause: The image data is either corrupt or is in an unsupported // format. // *Action: Repopulate the image object, set properties of the image, // and generate the signature. 00807, 00000, "no weights specified in weight string" // *Cause: All weights passed were zero. // At least one attribute must be weighted. // *Action: Specify a non-zero weight for at least one attribute 00808, 00000, "unable to read an empty image" // *Cause: There is no data in the image object. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for // information on how to populate the image object with // image data. 00809, 00000, "usage of IMGSimilar is incorrect" // *Cause: Syntax error while using IMGSimilar // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for // information on how to use the IMGSimilar operator. // Check whether the value returned by IMGSimilar is // compared to the value 1. 00810, 00000, "boundary queue initialization failed" // *Cause: Operating system process memory has been exhausted // while initializing the boundary queue. // *Action: See the database administrator or operating system administrator // to increase process memory quota. 00811, 00000, "fail queue initialization failed" // *Cause: Operating system process memory has been exhausted // while initializin the fail queue. // *Action: See the database administrator or operating system administrator // to increase process memory quota. 00812, 00000, "merged area queue initialization failed" // *Cause: Operating system process memory has been exhausted // while initializing the merged area queue. // *Action: See the database administrator or operating system administrator // to increase process memory quota. 00813, 00000, "boundary queue free failed" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number. 00814, 00000, "fail queue free failed" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number. 00815, 00000, "merged area queue free failed" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number. 00820, 00000, "area 0 queue clear failed" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number. 00821, 00000, "area N queue clear failed" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number. 00822, 00000, "area queue reset failed" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number. 00823, 00000, "boundary queue pop failed" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number. 00824, 00000, "fail queue pop failed" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number. 00825, 00000, "merged area queue pop failed" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number. 00830, 00000, "boundary queue is full" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number and the image causing this problem. 00831, 00000, "boundary queue size exceeds expected size" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number and the image causing this problem. 00832, 00000, "fail queue is full" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number and the image causing this problem. 00833, 00000, "boundary queue size exceeds expected size" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number and the image causing this problem. 00834, 00000, "merged area queue is full" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number and the image causing this problem. 00835, 00000, "merged area queue size exceeds expected size" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number and the image causing this problem. 00836, 00000, "area queue merge failed" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number and the image causing this problem. 00840, 00000, "image structure allocation failed" // *Cause: Operating system process memory has been exhausted // while initializing the image structure. // *Action: See the database administrator or operating system administrator // to increase process memory quota. 00841, 00000, "image data allocation failed" // *Cause: Operating system process memory has been exhausted // while initializing the image data. // *Action: See the database administrator or operating system administrator // to increase process memory quota. 00842, 00000, "image index allocation failed" // *Cause: Operating system process memory has been exhausted // while initializing the image index. // *Action: See the database administrator or operating system administrator // to increase process memory quota. 00843, 00000, "internal image structure allocation failed" // *Cause: Operating system process memory has been exhausted // while initializing the internal image structure. // *Action: See the database administrator or operating system administrator // to increase process memory quota. 00844, 00000, "internal image data allocation failed" // *Cause: Operating system process memory has been exhausted // while initializing the internal image data. // *Action: See the database administrator or operating system administrator // to increase process memory quota. 00845, 00000, "internal image index allocation failed" // *Cause: Operating system process memory has been exhausted // while initializing the internal image index. // *Action: See the database administrator or operating system administrator // to increase process memory quota. 00846, 00000, "adjacency matrix allocation failed" // *Cause: Operating system process memory has been exhausted // while initializing the adjacency matrix. // *Action: See the database administrator or operating system administrator // to increase process memory quota. 00847, 00000, "area list allocation failed" // *Cause: Operating system process memory has been exhausted // while initializing the area list. // *Action: See the database administrator or operating system administrator // to increase process memory quota. 00850, 00000, "image structure free failed" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number. 00851, 00000, "image data free failed" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number. 00852, 00000, "image index free failed" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number. 00853, 00000, "internal image structure free failed" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number. 00854, 00000, "internal image data free failed" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number. 00855, 00000, "internal image index free failed" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number. 00856, 00000, "adjacency matrix free failed" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number. 00857, 00000, "area list free failed" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number. 00860, 00000, "assert failure, number of region exceeds allocated" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number and the image causing this problem. 00861, 00000, "assert failure, inconsistency in area merge operation" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number and the image causing this problem. 00862, 00000, "assert failure, inconsistency in merged area labels" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number and the image causing this problem. 00870, 00000, "unsupported aspect ratio or image size" // *Cause: Signature generation was attempted on an image // smaller than the supported size. // *Action: Try scaling the image up to have a larger height and // width, the suggested size is greater than 21 pixels // each. If signature generation still fails, contact // Oracle Support Services with the // error number and the image causing this problem. 00871, 00000, "unexpected number of seeds" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services with the // error number and the image causing this problem. 00872, 00000, "unsupported image model" // *Cause: Signature generation was attempted on an image with // an image model that Oracle Multimedia is unable to support. // *Action: Try scaling the image down. If signature generation // still fails, contact Oracle Support Services // with the error number and the image causing this problem. 00899, 00000, "signature cannot be generated" // *Cause: generateSignature could not generate the signature. // *Action: Verify that the input image is a format supported by // Oracle Multimedia. 00901, 00000, "VIR signature version mismatch" // *Cause: Two signatures to be compared have different versions. // *Action: Recompute signatures on the same platform and repeat // signature comparison. 00902, 00000, "VIR signature free failed" // *Cause: An internal error has occured. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services. 00910, 00000, "allocation of basic data structure failed" // *Cause: Operating system process memory has been exhausted // while copying the image. // *Action: See the database administrator or operating system // administrator to increase process memory quota. 00911, 00000, "free basic data structure failed" // *Cause: Operating system process memory has been exhausted // while copying the image. // *Action: Contact Oracle Support Services. 00921, 00000, "threshold out of range" // *Cause: Threshold is not between 0 and 100 // *Action: Use a threshold between 0 and 100 and retry query. 00922, 00000, "location specified without feature" // *Cause: only location was specified. // *Action: Specify at least one other parameter // (color, texture or shape) along with location. Refer // to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for more details. 00923, 00000, "signature is empty" // *Cause: Signature has not been generated. // *Action: Generate the signature for the image by calling // the generateSignature method. 00924, 00000, "Incorrect parameter specification during CREATE INDEX" // *Cause: There is a spelling error, or duplicate parameter specification, // or incorrect specification of parameters while creating an index // of type ORDIMAGEINDEX. // *Action: Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for correct // specification of CREATE INDEX parameters. 00925, 00000, "unable to write to the ORDImageSignature object" // *Cause: The signature object was not valid and therefore the write // operation failed. This problem is commonly caused by an // attempt to invoke the generateSignature method on an // uninitialized ORDImageSignature object. // *Action: Ensure that the ORDImageSignature object has been initialized // and inserted into a table. Also ensure that the row containing the // signature object is locked. (The two previous actions do // not apply to signature objects created using temporary BLOBs). // Ensure that there is sufficient tablespace to contain the // signature. 00926, 00000, "tablespace specified during CREATE INDEX is not valid" // *Cause: A tablespace specified in the parameter string of a // CREATE INDEX operation did not exist or the current // user did not have sufficient privileges on the tablespace. // *Action: Create the tablespace, grant appropriate privileges on // the tablespace to the current user, or choose a different // tablespace. 01000, 00000, "unsupported option string" // *Cause: The function was invoked with an invalid option string. // *Action: Ensure that correct option string is passed to the PL/SQL function. // Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for more information. 01001, 00000, "not a DICOM object" // *Cause: The input was not a valid DICOM standalone object. // *Action: Use an object that conforms to the DICOM standard. Refer to the // Oracle Multimedia documentation for more information. 01002, 00000, "unsupported DICOM version" // *Cause: The object header could not be parsed, possibly because the object // header did not conform to the DICOM standard release 2003. // *Action: Use an object that conforms to the DICOM standard release 2003. // Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for more // information. 01003, 00000, "unsupported DICOM object type" // *Cause: The category of DICOM objects is not supported by Oracle // Multimedia. // *Action: Use a DICOM image is supported by Oracle Multimedia. Oracle // Multimedia supports image types defined in the DICOM standard // release 2003. Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for // more details. 01004, 00000, "input DICOM object is not an image" // *Cause: The DICOM object was not a DICOM image. DICOM object types such // as structured reporting are not allowed by this function. // *Action: Invoke this function with a DICOM image. Refer to the Oracle // Multimedia documentation for more details. 01005, 00000, "unsupported DICOM transfer syntax" // *Cause: The operation failed because the transfer syntax in the DICOM // object, which describes the binary encoding of the DICOM object, // was not supported by Oracle Multimedia. // *Action: Use a DICOM object with a transfer syntax supported by Oracle // Multimedia. Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for more // details. 01006, 00000, "DICOM object cannot be parsed" // *Cause: The DICOM object could not be parsed by Oracle Multimedia, possibly // due to an incorrect format or corrupted object. // *Action: Verify that the DICOM object is not corrupted. If the DICOM object // is valid, contact Oracle Support Services. 02001, 00000, "2FF01 - incorrect image format" // *Cause: There was a SQL/MM Still Image exception. Either the supplied // image BLOB format did not match the image format or the image // format is unsupported. // *Action: For supported image formats, specify an input BLOB that has // the same format as the image. For unsupported image formats, // this method is not supported. // Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for // more information. 02002, 00000, "2FF02 - incorrect average color feature specification" // *Cause: There was a SQL/MM Still Image exception. The specified average // color value was not a valid SI_Color value. // *Action: Specify an average color value that is not null and contains // valid SI_Color values. SI_Color attribute values must be // integers from 0 to 255. Refer to the Oracle Multimedia // documentation for more information on constructing valid SI_Color // objects. 02003, 00000, "2FF03 - incorrect color histogram feature specification" // *Cause: There was a SQL/MM Still Image exception. This exception was caused // by one of the following. // - The specified color value was null or invalid. // - The specified frequency value was null or invalid. // - The input color and frequency arrays were not equal in size. // - The SI_ColorList array attribute had reached the maximum size. // *Action: Ensure that the following are true(as applicable to your case): // - The color and frequency values are not null. // - The SI_Color attribute values are integers from 0 to 255. // - The frequency value is a double precision number from // 0 to 100. // - The color and frequency arrays are equal in size and // the size of the arrays is less than the SI_MaxHistogramLength // value listed in the SI_VALUES view in the SI_INFORMTN_SCHEMA. // Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for // more information on constructing SI_ColorHistogram objects. 02004, 00000, "2FF04 - incorrect feature list specification" // *Cause: There was a SQL/MM Still Image exception. Either the specified // feature values were invalid or the specified feature weights // were invalid. // *Action: Check the values of feature and featureweight pairs. // For a non null feature value, the corresponding feature weight // value must be a double precision number greater than 0.0. // Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for // more information on the SI_FeatureList object type and its methods. 02005, 00000, "2FF05 - incorrect color specification" // *Cause: There was a SQL/MM Still Image exception. The specified // red/green/blue value was null or invalid. // *Action: Specify red, green and blue values as integers from 0 to 255. 02006, 00000, "2FF06 - average color feature cannot be determined" // *Cause: There was a SQL/MM Still Image exception. // Either the specified image was null, // the image data in the specified image was null, // or the average color feature was not supported by the specified // image format // *Action: Specify an image with non null image data and a supported format. // Refer to the SI_INFORMTN_SCHEMA views and the Oracle Multimedia // documentation for a list of supported image formats // and image features. 02007, 00000, "2FF07 - positional color feature cannot be determined" // *Cause: There was a SQL/MM Still Image exception. // Either the specified image was null, // the image data in the specified image was null, // or the positional color feature was not supported by the // specified image format. // *Action: Specify an image with non null image data and a supported format. // Refer to the SI_INFORMTN_SCHEMA views and the Oracle Multimedia // documentation for a list of supported image features and // formats. 02008, 00000, "2FF08 - color histogram feature cannot be determined" // *Cause: There was a SQL/MM Still Image exception. // Either the specified image was null, // the image data in the specified image was null, // or the color histogram feature was not supported by the // specified image format. // *Action: Specify an image with non null image data and a supported format // Refer to the SI_INFORMTN_SCHEMA views and the Oracle Multimedia // documentation for a list of supported image features and // formats. 02009, 00000, "2FF09 - texture feature cannot be determined" // *Cause: There was a SQL/MM Still Image exception. // Either the specified image was null, // the image data in the specified image was null, // or the texture feature was not supported by the specified // image format. // *Action: Specify an image with non null image data and a supported format. // Refer to the SI_INFORMTN_SCHEMA views and the Oracle Multimedia // documentation for a list of supported image features and // formats. 02010, 00000, "2FF10 - illegal image format specification" // *Cause: There was a SQL/MM Still Image exception. The specified // format name was null or invalid. // *Action: Specify a format name that is not null. // For supported image formats, specify a format name that matches // the image BLOB format. // For unsupported image formats, specify a format name that is // not listed as supported image format. // Refer to the SI_INFORMTN_SCHEMA views and the Oracle Multimedia // documentation for a list of supported image formats. 02011, 00000, "2FF11 - unsupported image format conversion specified" // *Cause: There was a SQL/MM Still Image exception. Either the specified // target format value was null, // the specified image had a null format value, // or the conversion from the specified image format to the specified // target format was not supported. // *Action: Specify an image with a supported image format and specify a // target format value that is supported for conversion. // Refer to the SI_INFORMTN_SCHEMA views and the Oracle Multimedia // documentation for a list of supported image format conversions. 02012, 00000, "2FF12 - illegal specification for thumbnail generation" // *Cause: There was a SQL/MM Still Image exception. Either the specified // image format did not support thumbnail generation, // the specified thumbnail height or width was greater than the // image height or width respectively, // or the default thumbnail size 80 X 80 was greater than the image // height or width respectively. // *Action: Specify an image for which thumbnail generation is supported and // specify thumbnail height and width values that are less than // the image height and width values. // Refer to the SI_INFORMTN_SCHEMA views and the Oracle Multimedia // documentation for a list of supported thumbnail formats. 02014, 00000, "2202D Data exception - Null image value" // *Cause: There was a SQL/MM Still Image exception. The function was // invoked using a null image value. // *Action: Specify an image whose image data is not null. // Refer to the Oracle Multimedia documentation for // more information on constructing SI_StillImage objects.