Neoview Messages Manual (R2.2)

SQL 20559
20559 The current user does not have the select privilege for
materialized view mv-name, and cannot populate its index(es).
mv-name
is a materialized view name.
Cause You do not have the correct privileges to perform the requested operation. Probably,
you attempted to perform a REFRESH operation on a materialized view that was not initialized.
Effect The operation fails.
Recovery Acquire the needed privileges and retry the refresh operation. If the needed
privileges are unavailable, ask the owner of the materialized view to perform the requested
operation.
SQL 20561
20561 File system error error-number occurred while opening TMF file.
error-number
is an error originating from the file system.
Cause To determine the cause, look up the reported error number for its associated error
text.
Effect The operation fails.
Recovery For more information about file-system errors, see Chapter 23 (page 463).
SQL 20562
20562 An internal error occurred on an attempt to begin a new
transaction. There are too many outstanding transactions.
Cause Refresh reached a TMF limit on the number of transactions that it can start.
Effect The refresh operations fails.
Recovery Restart the refresh operations when the number of concurrently executing
transactions has decreased.
SQL 20576
20576 File system error error-number occurred during FILE_OPEN_ on
process process-name.
error-number
is an error originating from the file system.
process-name
is the name of the process.
Cause To determine the cause, look up the reported error number for its associated error
text.
Effect The operation fails.
Recovery For more information about file-system errors, see Chapter 23 (page 463).
SQL 20577
20577 File system error error-number occurred during FILE_CLOSE_ on
process process-name.
error-number
is an error originating from the file system.
process-name
is the name of the process.
Cause To determine the cause, look up the reported error number for its associated error
text.
Effect The operation fails.
Recovery For more information about file-system errors, see Chapter 23 (page 463).
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