Error weight of consistency checks with message numbers SEN0001, SEN0003 and SEK0001

83 82 71 72 70 05

System defective System defective (with system dump) System bottleneck DBH defective Job inconsistent Dump only

The table below shows which diagnostics documents must be obtained for which consistency checks and which actions must be taken.

Consistency check	Meaning	Diagnostic documentation Action
SEC<***>: nn/72/uu	The communication module DBCON of the application program has detected inconsistencies in the interoperation with the SESAM/SQL-DBH and initiates a remote dump of the DBH	Dump of application program and remote dump of the DBH. Send both dumps to system customer support.
SEC<***>: nn/83/uu SEC<***>: nn/70/uu SEC<***>: nn/05/uu	System defective due to error in the communication system	Dump. Send dump to system customer support
SEC<***>: nn/71/uu	Error in BS2000 services, e.g. no more free main memory; more precise specification in message SEN3***output at same time	Dump. If possible, eliminate the BS2000 problem. Otherwise send dump to system customer support.

If one of these consistency checks occurs in a DBH or DCN task, a dump is created and the task terminated. A consistency check in an application program task also leads to a dump being created. The relevant application program receives the CDML status 89 or the SQLSTATE 40SA8. Each subsequent request of this application program is also acknowledged with the status 89 or SQLSTATE 40SA8.

When a consistency check occurs, a correction run is executed for the affected common memory pool. If another consistency check occurs during this run, the common memory pool is defective. Any SESAM request that requires this common memory pool for its execution is rejected with the status CDML 9E or with SQLSTATE 81SC5.