2016
| NO SPACE FOUND FOR SIA/SSIA
Meaning The SIA/SSIA is too large and cannot be internally stored. Response Reduce length of subschema, repeat definition. |
2301
| INVALID SYNTAX IN SOURCE STATEMENT
Meaning The keyword SUBSCHEMA is followed by a string which cannot be interpreted as a name. The next valid begin keyword is searched for. Response Enter correct statement. |
2302
| STATEMENT BEGINNING WITHOUT CORRECT PRIMARY KEYWORD
Meaning A statement does not begin with a permissible begin keyword. The next valid keyword is searched for. Response Enter correct statement. |
2303
| NO VALID STATEMENT INPUT
Meaning No statement which can be interpreted has been input. BGSSIA terminates. Response Restart BGSSIA using correct statement. |
2304
| DATABASE COULD NOT BE OPENED. DB-STATUS = NNNNN
Meaning Error when entering the READY statements to the linked-in DBH. If OPENED is followed by a (2), then the error occurred during the second READY for entering the name table and the item table. Response According to the DB status. |
2305
| SCHEMA-NAME MISSING, NAME OF USERSCHEMA IS ASSUMED
Meaning No schema name follows the keyword OF. The name of the user schema is used. Response None. |
2306
| KEYWORD OF MISSING, NAME OF USERSCHEMA IS ASSUMED
Meaning The subschema names are followed by the mandatory keyword OF. The name of the user schema is used as the schema name. Response None. |
2310
| DISPLAY CLAUSE WITHOUT GENERATE CLAUSE
Meaning The DISPLAY statement can only be executed in conjunction with the GENERATE statement. BGSSIA terminates after having performed a DELETE statement. Response Restart with either BPSIA or BGSSIA using correct statements. |
2311
| DIFFERENT NAME IN THE DISPLAY AND GENERATE CLAUSE
Meaning The subschema names in the DISPLAY and GENERATE statements do not match. The entire DISPLAY statement is ignored and the next valid begin keyword is searched for. Response Enter DISPLAY statement without subschema names etc. |
2312
| THE SCHEMANAME MUST BE THE SAME AS IN THE GENERATE CLAUSE
Meaning The schema name specified in the DISPLAY or DELETE statement does not match that of the GENERATE statement. The entire DISPLAY or DELETE statement is ignored and the next valid begin keyword is searched. Response Specify correct schema name or omit. |
2315
| NO MEDIA SPACE AVAILABLE ON DBDIR
Meaning DBDIR overflow when storing the generated SSIA or creating the NAME and ITEM records. Response Use BREORG to increase size of DBDIR. If there is no space available for the NAME and ITEM records, it will BE necessary to use BGSSIA to delete the generated SSIA from the DBDIR. Rerun BGSSIA.
|
2316
| NO DBKEY FOR NAME-/ITEM-RECORD AVAILABLE
Meaning The DBTT for the specified record type in the PRIVACY-AND-IQF-SCHEMA is too small. Response Use BREORG to increase the size of the DBTT. Use BGSSIA to delete the generated SSIA from the DBDIR.
|
2320
| NO CORRECT OUTPUT OF THE SCHEMA-COMPILATION
Meaning No user schema definition exists in the compiler database. Response Repeat database definition. |
2321
| THE SCHEMA-NAME IS DIFFERENT FROM THE COMPILED SCHEMA
Meaning The specified schema name does not match that in the DDL schema compilation. Response None, or specify correct schema name and repeat BGSSIA. |
2330
| SUBSCHEMA subschemaname NOT FOUND
Meaning There is no subschema definition with the indicated name in the compiler database. Response Specify correct subschema name or first compile subschema with DDL, then repeat BGSSIA. |
2331
| SSIA OF SUBSCHEMA subschemaname NOT FOUND
Meaning The SSIA of the indicated subschema which is to be deleted does not exist. Response None. |
2332
| SSIA OF SUBSCHEMA subschemaname EXISTS ALREADY
Meaning An SSIA for the indicated subschema exists already. Response Use REGENERATE or DELETE statement. |
2334
| NO AREAS IN SUBSCHEMA
Meaning Error when reading the first realm definition, belonging to the subschema, from the compiler database. Response Correct subschema, repeat DDL and BGSSIA; if the error is reproducible, compile diagnostic documentation and write error report. |
2335
| NO RECORDS IN SUBSCHEMA FOUND
Meaning Error when reading the first record type definition, belonging to the subschema, from the compiler database. Response Correct subschema, repeat DDL and BGSSIA; if the error is reproducible, compile diagnostic documentation and write error report. |
2336
| REC NAME HAS NOT WITHIN-DESCRIPTORS
Meaning For the AREA-WITHIN-LIST in the SSIA there are no entries within the compiler database. Response Correct subschema, repeat DDL and BGSSIA; if the error is reproducible, compile diagnostic documentation and write error report. |
2337
| REC recordname HAS INCORR. NR. CALC-ITEMS
Meaning In the compiler database, the number of CALC key item definitions for the indicated record type on subschema level deviates from that on schema level. (CALC key items omitted in the subschema must still be defined in the compiler database for the subschema). Response Correct subschema, repeat DDL and BGSSIA; if the error is reproducible, compile diagnostic documentation and write error report. |
2338
| NO ITEM-TABLE, NAME-TABLE INCOMPLETE GENERATED
Meaning When reading from the scratch file, end of file was reported prematurely. Response Repeat BGSSIA using the REGENERATE statement. |
2339
| I/O ERROR DURING HANDLING OF SCRATCH-FILE NO ITEM-TABLE OR NAME-TABLE IS STORED
Meaning When writing or reading in the scratch file, an I/O error occurred. The scratch file is required for buffer storage when generating the name and item tables. The generated SSIA is retained. Response Repeat BGSSIA using the REGENERATE statement. |