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## EPCW-01000 to EPCW-01999: User Interface Messages

The following less critical error messages are generated by the Oracle Trace Manager.

##### EPCW-01000: The selected item '%s' has already been added.

Cause: An attempt was made to add an item to an event which already contains that item.

Action: Do not try to add the item to the event.

##### EPCW-01001: Event number is not unique.

Cause: The user attempted to add or modify an event such that its event number is not unique within the product.

Action: Choose a different event number.

##### EPCW-01002: Item number is not unique.

Cause: The user attempted to add or modify an item such that its item number is not unique within the product.

Action: Choose a different number.

##### EPCW-01003: Error creating product definition file.

Cause: An error occurred while writing an .fdf file during Product Create or Edit.

Action: Check that the pathname is correct.

##### EPCW-01004: To completely remove this event set from the product, delete file '%s'.

Cause: The user has removed an event set and is being warned that the corresponding .fdf file will not be automatically deleted.

Action: Remove the .fdf file manually.

##### EPCW-01005: Error reading product definition file '%s'.

Cause: An error occurred while reading an .fdf file during Product Create or Edit.

Action: The .fdf file may be corrupt; try reading another .fdf file.

##### EPCW-01006: Product '%s' in file '%s' does not match product '%s' in file '%s'.

Cause: Multiple .fdf files were read, but described event sets for products.

Action: Ensure that the .fdf files read in at one time during Product Edit are all for the same product.

##### EPCW-01007: Item number '%i' has different definitions in different files %s.

Cause: The item definitions from two different .fdf files for the same product differ. They should be identical if all .fdf files for the product are in sync.

Action: Read in the .fdf files individually to identify the differences for the erroneous item. Correct the file containing the erroneous item before attempting to read in all product files at once.

##### EPCW-01008: Event number '%i' has different definitions in different files %s.

Cause: The event definitions from two different .fdf files for the same product differ. They should be identical if all .fdf files for the product are in sync.

Action: Read in the .fdf files individually to identify the differences for the erroneous event. Correct the file containing the erroneous event before attempting to read in all product files at once.

##### EPCW-01009: Please fill in the '%s' field; it is required.

Cause: The user attempted to exit a dialog box without supplying all needed information.

Action: Fill in the specified field before attempting to exit the dialog box.

##### EPCW-01010: Item number is not valid.

Cause: The specified item number falls into a range that is not allowed for user-defined items.

Action: Choose a different item number.

##### EPCW-01011: Item name is not unique.

Cause: The user tried to add an item with a non-unique item name; item name must be unique within a product.

Action: Use a different item name.

##### EPCW-01012: Event name is not unique.

Cause: The user tried to add an event with a non-unique event name; event name must be unique within a product.

Action: Use a different event name.

##### EPCW-01013: Event Set name is not unique.

Cause: The user tried to add an event set with a non-unique name; event set name must be unique within a product.

Action: Use a different event set name.

##### EPCW-01014: Event contains no items.

Cause: The user tried to create or edit an event such that it contains no items. An event must contain at least one item.

Action: Add an item to the event.

##### EPCW-01015: Event set contains no events.

Cause: The user tried to create or edit an event set such that it contains no events. An event set must contain at least one event.

Action: Add an event to the event set.

##### EPCW-01017 Event set file '%s' already exists for event set '%s'. %s.

Cause: The event set file already exists. Oracle Trace does not allow the overwriting of event set files.

Action: Save the event set to a new file by modifying the Event Set File Path or delete the existing event set file.

##### EPCW-01018 Cannot connect to service. Please verify that the username and password are correct.

Cause: Failed to connect to a server with the given username and password.

Action: Verify that the username and password are correct for the server, and try again.

##### EPCW-01019 Error reading product definition file(s) for product '%s'. The required ALL Event Set was not found.

Cause: An error occurred while reading an .fdf file during Product Create or Edit.

Action: Verify that one of the files being edited contains the ALL Class.

##### EPCW-01020 Product '%s' in file '%s' contains an event that is not present in the ALL Event set in file '%s'.

Cause: Multiple .fdf files were read, and a file references an event that is missing from the ALL class.

Action: Verify that the .fdf file containing the ALL class matches the .fdf file being read.

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