1601
| OPEN ERROR ON SCRATCH FILE
Meaning
The compiler scratch file cannot be opened.
The scratch file is set up using the EAM method. A system error has occurred. The list of parameters is printed with the error code. Response
Prepare diagnostic documentation and write error report. |
1610
| NO SOURCE AVAILABLE
Meaning
The compiler finds no source program for compilation. Response
Enter valid SOURCE system parameter or omit altogether. |
1611
| UNEXPECTED END OF SOURCE
Meaning
The input file ends at an unexpected point. Response
Check end of input file. |
1615
| NO SCHEMA COMPILED
Meaning
No schema has been found in the DBCOM at subschema compilation. Response
DBCOM defective or schema deleted. Restart DB generation or reset to backup copy in order to return to a defined situation. |
1629
| BALTER NOT EXECUTED
Meaning
A preceding BCHANGE run was not followed by a successful BALTER run. Response
Execute BALTER run correctly. |
1633
| COSSD NOT PROCESSABLE, NO DELETE POSSIBLE
nr ERROR BYTE: errbyte, DMS CODE: dmscode
Meaning
The subschema cannot be deleted, as the dbname.COSSD file cannot be accessed. errbyte: internal error byte from the FCB
dmscode: DMS code Response
Release the lock protecting COSSD in accordance with the output DMS code. |
1650-1679
| NO STORE POSSIBLE: record-type
DATABASE-STATUS = dbstatus
LINE-NR : line-number
Meaning
The indicated record type which is part of the schema/subschema definition cannot be stored in the DBCOM. Response
See "Statement codes (DATABASE-STATUS)". |
1681
| DML-STATEMENT : READY
DATABASE-STATUS = dbstatus
Meaning
The transaction cannot be opened. Response
See "Statement codes (DATABASE-STATUS)". |
1682
| DML-STATEMENT FINISH
DATABASE-STATUS = dbstatus
Meaning
The transaction cannot be closed. Response
See "Statement codes (DATABASE-STATUS)". |
1700
| ERROR IN SYSTEM PARAMETER
Meaning
Invalid system parameter input. Input word or character cannot be interpreted. Response
Correct input. |
1701
| INPUT NO SYSTEMPARAMETER
Meaning
Input not recognized as system parameter, possibly due to invalid character. Response
Enter correct system parameter, e.g. SOURCE, PARLIST, SORCLIST, DELETE, etc. |
1703
| INPUT YES/NO IS MISSING
Meaning
The YES or NO entry is missing in the input. Response
Correct input, e.g. .
PARLIST YES
SORCLIST NO |
1704
| INPUT IS WRONG DIGIT
Meaning
Input contains character other than digit. Response
Correct input, e.g.
TDUMP 128 |
1705
| INPUT IS NOT DOUBLE/SINGLE
Meaning
DOUBLE or SINGLE only can be specified with the QUOTE parameter. Response
Correct input
QUOTE IS DOUBLE
QUOTE IS SINGLE |
1706
| WRONG DELIMITER
Meaning
Incorrect comma or semicolon. Response
Correct system parameter input. |
1707
| INPUT IS NO STRING
Meaning
Character string is not enclosed in single quotes. Response
Variables input to the compilers must be enclosed in single quotes. Variables are schema name, subschema name or file name, e.g.
SOURCE IS ’DDLSOURCE’
DELETE SUBSCHEMA ’SUBSCHEMA1’ OF SCHEMA ’DDLSCHEMA’ |
1710
| PARAMETER SOURCE IGNORED
Meaning
The specified schema/subschema is not compiled because the CREATE parameter was specified at the same time. The CREATE parameter is being executed. Alternatively, if the DELETE parameter was also specified, CREATE is ignored, and DELETE is executed. Response
Repeat schema/subschema compilation with appropriate entries. |
