1.   The module will not be entered into LIFESPAN but this will not prevent the user proceeding to the module entry phase.

2.   If no serious errors were reported, the user will be given the choice to proceed with the module entry phase or to stop.

3.   Note, if the dynamic pause facility is used during the module entry phase and the program is terminated, the database may be left in an inconsistent state.

4.   This will allow the user to regress should the program terminate unexpectedly during the module entry phase.

5.   Any warnings issued by LIFESPAN ABLE will not prevent the user from proceeding to the module entry phase but no further processing of the associated module will take place.

6.   Any errors issued by LIFESPAN ABLE will prevent the user from proceeding to the module entry phase until the error has been rectified.

7.   This number of DCs exceeds the LIFESPAN maximum.