Utility Error Messages (Cont.) [ TurboIMAGE/XL Database Management System Reference Manual ] MPE/iX 5.5 Documentation
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Utility Error Messages (Cont.)
Utility Program Conditional Messages (Cont.)
MESSAGE WARNING: ROOT FILE ATC FLAG IS ON, BUT dbnameTC
FILE IS MISSING, CANNOT DETACH
MEANING This message is returned if you are using
ALLBASE/Turbo CONNECT (ATC). The message is
generated from the DBUTIL PURGE command used with
the DETACH option. The ATC flag in the root file
indicates that the database is attached to at
least one ALLBASE/SQL database environment
(DBEnvironment), but its corresponding ATC file
does not exist. Therefore, DBUTIL cannot detach
the specified database. The PURGE command will
continue processing after the warning is issued.
ACTION Inform your database administrator. The
ALLBASE/Turbo CONNECT flag and the file can be
synchronized by using the IMAGE/SQL utility DETACH
and ATTACH commands.
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MESSAGE WARNING: ROOT FILE ATC FLAG IS OFF, BUT dbnameTC
FILE EXISTS
MEANING This message is returned if you are using
ALLBASE/Turbo CONNECT (ATC). The message is
generated from the DBSTORE and the DBUTIL SHOW
database name ALL commands. The ATC flag in the
root file indicates that the database is not
attached to an ALLBASE/SQL database environment
(DBEnvironment), but its corresponding ATC file
exists. Therefore, DBSTORE will not store the
TC file and DBUTIL will not show all the
DBEnvironments the database is attached to.
ACTION Inform your database administrator. The problem
could be caused by restore activity in the group.
The ATC flag and the file can be synchronized by
using the IMAGE/SQL utility DETACH and ATTACH
commands.
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MESSAGE WARNING: THE LANGUAGE OF THE DATABASE IS DIFFERENT
FROM THE LANGUAGE FOUND ON THE DBLOAD MEDIA.
CONTINUE DBLOAD OPERATION / (Y/N):
MEANING The user has changed language of database between
DBUNLOAD and DBLOAD. DBLOAD wants user to be aware
of potential differences in sorted chains of the
collating sequence of the two languages. (The
language of database on disk and database on tape
are different).
In session mode you are asked if you want to
continue operation. In job mode, DBLOAD will
terminate execution.
ACTION After looking at the information, DBLOAD returns
with the result on the sorted chains in the
database. Continue the operation by answering Y
(yes).
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MESSAGE WARNING: THE NUMBER OF DATA SETS DEFINED IN THE
SCHEMA IS LESS THAN (OR GREATER THAN) THE NUMBER OF
DATA SETS FOUND ON THE DBLOAD MEDIA.
MEANING You have added or deleted data sets from the
database between a DBUNLOAD and a DBLOAD. DBLOAD
will continue with the load, but data can be lost
or put into the wrong sets due to an invalid set
change.
ACTION Stop the DBLOAD, correct the schema, and perform
DBLOAD again. Or, if you are sure the database is
not corrupt, allow DBLOAD to continue.
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Utility Unconditional Error Messages
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MESSAGE AUTOMATIC MASTER IS FULL ON PATH #n
MEANING DBLOAD is unable to load a detail entry because the
automatic master set associated with path n of the
detail set is full.
ACTION Re-create the root file with a larger capacity for
automatic master. Rerun the necessary utilities.
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MESSAGE ***BAD DATABASE***
MEANING This message is issued by DBSTORE, DBRESTOR, and
DBUNLOAD. It means the database is flagged "bad"
because of a known structural error due to an
abnormal termination or to a system failure during
DBLOAD or some other "deferred output" operation.
The current operation (DBSTORE, DBRESTOR, DBUNLOAD)
continues to function normally. DBLOAD
additionally prints the message "SERIAL UNLOAD
FOLLOWS" and automatically operates in serial mode.
The database on disk retains its "bad" flag and
cannot be accessed through DBOPEN.
ACTION The database is not usable in its current state.
Purge it and restore a backup copy, or erase it and
then load a tape written by DBUNLOAD or another
external copy of the data.
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MESSAGE BROKEN FILE EQUATION CHAIN FOR TAPE FILE
MEANING Issued by DBSTORE if, in a chain of file equations,
the actual device designator cannot be found.
ACTION Check your MPE FILE commands and reenter them
correctly before running DBSTORE.
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MESSAGE CANNOT GET EXTRA DATA SEGMENT NECESSARY FOR RESTORE
OPERATION
MEANING DBRESTOR was unable to get the extra data segment
it needed for the buffers used in the restore
operation.
ACTION Wait until system resources are available and then
try again.
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MESSAGE CANNOT OPEN TERMINAL, TERMINATING
MEANING DBUTIL is unable to access the terminal.
ACTION Call HP systems engineer.
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MESSAGE CAN'T CREATE NEW COPY OF FILE x (FS ERROR #)
MEANING MPE intrinsic FOPEN failed while creating a
temporary file.
ACTION Check the file system error. Possible reasons:
The specified device does not exist or has
insufficient space.
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MESSAGE CAN'T GET SPECIFICATIONS VIA FGETINFO FOR THIS FILE
x (FS error #)
MEANING MPE intrinsic FGETINFO failed. DBUTIL cannot get
information for the specified file.
ACTION Check the file system error to determine cause.
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MESSAGE CAN'T OPEN FILE x (FS ERROR #)
MEANING MPE intrinsic FOPEN failed.
ACTION Check the file system error to determine cause.
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MESSAGE CAN'T PURGE OLD COPY OF FILE x (FS ERROR #)
MEANING MPE intrinsic FCLOSE failed while purging the "old"
file.
ACTION Check the file system error to determine cause.
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MESSAGE CAN'T RESET MOVE FLAG FOR FILE x IN THE ROOT FILE
MEANING Error occurred while writing root file label to
reset the database return status.
ACTION Contact your database administrator.
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MESSAGE CAN'T SAVE NEW COPY OF FILE x (FS ERROR #)
MEANING MPE intrinsic FCLOSE failed while saving the
temporary file.
ACTION Check file system error to determine the cause.
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MESSAGE CAN'T SET MOVE FLAG FOR FILE x IN ROOT FILE
MEANING DBUTIL set the root file flag, and an error
occurred while writing the root file label.
ACTION Contact your database administrator.
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MESSAGE CHAIN IS FULL ON PATH #n
MEANING DBLOAD is unable to load a detail entry because the
chain count for path number n of detail set exceeds
231 -1 (or 2,147,483,647 entries).
ACTION Delete some of the entries and reload or change the
database design.
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MESSAGE ***COPY FAILED***
MEANING An error occurred while copying the file. DBUTIL
has encountered a problem reading or writing the
files. (It is possible the disk pack is bad.)
ACTION Restore the database and try the move again.
Contact your database administrator if the copy
fails again.
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MESSAGE COULD NOT ATTACH DATA SET n TO XM LOG FILE: FILE
SYSTEM ERROR nn
MEANING The data set could not be attached to the MPE
transaction recovery mechanism. nn is the file
system error number returned.
ACTION Notify HP support personnel.
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MESSAGE COULD NOT ATTACH DATA SET n TO XM LOG FILE: XM
ERROR nn
MEANING The data set n could not be attached to the MPE
transaction recovery mechanism. nn is the error
number returned.
ACTION Notify HP support personnel.
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MESSAGE COULD NOT DETACH DATA SET n FROM XM LOG FILE: FILE
SYSTEM ERROR nn
MEANING The data set n could not be detached from the MPE
transaction recovery mechanism. The MPE intrinsic
FLABELOPEN failed. nn is the file system error
number returned.
ACTION Notify HP support personnel.
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MESSAGE COULD NOT DETACH DATA SET n FROM XM LOG FILE: XM
ERROR nn
MEANING The data set n could not be detached from the MPE
transaction recovery mechanism. nn is the error
number returned.
ACTION Notify HP support personnel.
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MESSAGE COULDN'T OPEN THE DATABASE
MEANING No root file exists for the specified file. The
file specified might not be part of the database.
ACTION Check the file or database. Try the operation
again with the correct file name.
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MESSAGE DATABASE STATE DOES NOT ALLOW MOVE TO BE DONE
MEANING The database is in a state in which a move cannot
be performed.
ACTION Check the database. If the database has not been
created, use the DBUTIL CREATE command to create
it. If the database is damaged, run recovery.
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MESSAGE DATA SET FULL
MEANING Data set currently being loaded is full.
ACTION Re-create root file, increase the data set's
capacity and run the utilities again.
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MESSAGE DATABASE TABLE OVERFLOWED
MEANING Internal error.
ACTION Contact your database administrator.
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MESSAGE DATABASE TABLE TRANSACTION COUNT IS NEGATIVE
MEANING Internal error.
ACTION Contact your database administrator.
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MESSAGE DBBEGIN FOUND AN ALREADY ACTIVE TRANSACTION
MEANING Internal error.
ACTION Contact your database administrator.
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MESSAGE DBBEGIN FOUND PROCESS ALIVE, BUT NOT ACTIVE
MEANING Internal error.
ACTION Contact your database administrator.
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MESSAGE DBEND FOUND TRANSACTION STILL ALIVE AND ACTIVE
MEANING Internal error.
ACTION Contact your database administrator.
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MESSAGE DBEND FOUND TRANSACTION WHICH ALREADY ENDED
MEANING Internal error.
ACTION Contact your database administrator.
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MESSAGE ***DBSTORE FAILED - NO DATABASE STORED***
MEANING A file error or other message follows explaining
the problem.
ACTION Contact your database administrator.
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MESSAGE Dynamic capacity expansion in progress flag is on
MEANING The data set is being expanded by DBPUT in another
process. The number of entries and the current
capacity may not be accurate since the data set is
being expanded at this time. If asterisks (***)
are in the "no. of entries" and "%max cap" fields,
then a previous DBPUT may have aborted while DBPUT
was expanding this data set.
ACTION If there are positive numbers in the "no. of
entries" and "% max cap" fields, nothing needs to
be done. This message is for information only. If
the asterisks are in these two fields, then a
DBOPEN must be performed to correct the capacity
information for the data set. DBOPEN can be done
via QUERY/3000 or any application. This DBOPEN
should be the first open of the database in order
to correctly adjust the data set free count and the
root file data set capacity fields using the actual
data set file size. (See chapter 3 for more
information on capacity expansion and chapter 5 for
DBOPEN.)
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MESSAGE EOF SEEN, PROGRAM TERMINATING
MEANING An end-of-file (EOF) has been entered.
ACTION Run DBUTIL again, and do not type :EOF
interactively. Or correct job stream which
contains error.
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MESSAGE FGETINFO FAILURE
MEANING DBUTIL received an error when calling MPE FGETINFO.
ACTION Contact your database administrator.
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MESSAGE FILE EQUATE FOR
DBSTORE
DBRESTOR
DBLOAD
DBUNLOAD
ONLY MAY USE DEV
MEANING If you specify an input/output file with an MPE
FILE command for any of these utility programs,
only the file designators and DEV= parameters are
allowed.
ACTION Enter the MPE FILE command again and rerun program.
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MESSAGE FILE NOT ON TAPE
MEANING Issued by DBRESTOR if the database to be restored
is not on the tape.
ACTION Check your MPE FILE command and/or the tape you
mounted.
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MESSAGE FILE x ALREADY RESIDES ON DEVICE x
MEANING The file specified already resides on the device.
ACTION Continue with the next desired command, or exit
from DBUTIL.
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MESSAGE FREADDIR FAILURE
MEANING This is an MPE exceptional failure and is returned
when DBUTIL calls FREADDIR.
ACTION Contact your database administrator.
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MESSAGE HARD TERMINAL READ ERROR, TERMINATING
MEANING DBUTIL cannot read input from terminal.
ACTION Notify HP systems engineer.
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MESSAGE INTERNAL ERROR--CURRENT TRANSACTION COUNT IS
NEGATIVE
MEANING Internal error.
ACTION Contact your database administrator.
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MESSAGE INTERNAL ERROR--DATABASE SHOULD NOT BE OPEN AT THIS
TIME
MEANING Internal error.
ACTION Contact your database administrator.
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MESSAGE INTERNAL ERROR--DBBEGIN FOUND PROCESS ALIVE, BUT
TRAN STATE INACTIVE
MEANING Internal error.
ACTION Contact your database administrator.
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