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Understanding Message Manual Entries
Messages are presented in numerical order. The messages are categorized
as follows:
1 - 499 ISQL messages
500 - 699 SQLAudit messages
700 - 799 SQLGEN messages
1000 - 1999 Parser and linearizer messages
2000 - 4999 SQLCore messages
7000 - 7999 Reserved for use in RAISE ERROR
8000 - 8999 SQLUtil messages
9000 - 9999 ACI messages
10000 - 12999 Preprocessor messages
13000 - 13499 DBCore messages
13500 - 13699 ALLBASE/Turbo CONNECT runtime messages
13700 - 15999 DBCore messages
16000 - 16999 DBECon messages
20000 - 20999 SQLMigrate messages
25000 - 29999 ALLBASE/NET messages
30000 - 30999 Data communication NetIPC messages
31000 - 31899 Data communication BSD messages
31900 - 31999 ALLBASE/NET common messages
32000 - 32999 ATCUtil messages
33000 - 33499 ALLBASE/DB2 CONNECT messages
34000 - 34999 SQLMON messages
(unnumbered) Console error messages
CAUSE and ACTION for Messages
Each message in this manual is followed by a CAUSE, which gives
information as to why the warning or error occurred. This is followed by
an ACTION, which gives information on how to resolve the problem, refers
the user to an appropriate manual, or suggests contacting an HP Service
Representative or the Response Center. For example:
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13 MESSAGE ! not a column name in table !. (DBERR 13)
CAUSE The column you specified in the LOAD EXTERNAL
command does not exist in the table specified.
ACTION Use the INFO command to check which columns are in
the specified table.
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Use of Exclamation Points
Some messages contain one or more exclamation points (!), which are
replaced by more specific information (such as a number, filename, or
subsystem name) when the condition occurs. For example, if the filename
you specified was PurchDF1, this message is received:
Error erasing file 'PurchDF1'. (DBERR 7)
The message is documented in this manual as:
Error erasing file '!'. (DBERR 7)