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Diagnosis The syntax check could not identify the mandatory restriction part of aconstraint. This may be because the keyword RESTRICTIONS:> wasnot found, or was not recognized because it was in the wrong place.System Response In a constraint, the sections OBJECTS: and RESTRICTIONS: are mandatory.As soon as you enter a keyword that cannot be interpreted or anincorrect punctuation mark ('.', ';', ',', ':', and so on) after anobject, the system tells you that it expects the RESTRICTIONS: section. The cursor shows where the error in your entry occurs. Procedure Check your entries:
- You may have entered an incorrect keyword under OBJECTS: or CONDITION:
that leads the system to assume that you want to make entries forRESTRICTIONS:. Check the syntax and spelling of the keywords in thesesections. If the keyword RESTRICTIONS: is missing or written incorrectly, correctthe error. If the keyword is there, perhaps it could not be interpreted correctly.This could be, for example, because the preceding expression was notclosed correctly. A section is closed either with or without a period. Several object declarations are separated by commas. Severalcharacteristic declarations are separated by semicolons. If you enter several expressions under CONDITION: or RESTRICTIONS:,separate them with commas.
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