Neoview Messages Manual (R2.2)

MXV2
is the local node’s earliest supported MXV.
Cause The remote node node has an MXV (MXV1) earlier than the local node’s earliest
supported MXV (MXV2), which is not supported.
Effect The operation fails.
Recovery Upgrade the remote node to an MXV that is later than or equal to the local node’s
earliest supported MXV. Or, conversely, downgrade the local node to an MXV that is earlier
than or equal to the remote node’s MXV.
SQL 25101
25101 Remote node node1 is not running a compatible version of SQL/MX
software. The SQL/MX software version (MXV) of node2 is MXV1, the local
node supports only MXV MXV2.
node1
is the name of the affected remote node (remote HP Neoview database segment).
node2
is the name of the local node (local Neoview database segment).
MXV1
is the MXV of the affected remote node.
MXV2
is the local node’s MXV.
Cause The local node node runs a non-General Availability (non-GA) release of the HP
Neoview database software and cannot access remote nodes that have an MXV different from
its own.
Effect The operation fails.
Recovery Migrate the remote node to the same non-GA release as the local node. Or,
conversely, migrate the local node to a GA release that is compatible with the remote node’s
MXV.
SQL 25102
25102 Remote node node is not running a version of SQL/MX software which
can interoperate with other versions. The SQL/MX software version (MXV)
of node is MXV1.
node
is the name of the affected remote node (remote HP Neoview database segment).
MXV1
is the MXV of the affected remote node.
Cause The remote node node runs a non-General Availability (non-GA) release of the HP
Neoview database software and cannot access remote nodes that have an MXV different from
its own (MXV1).
Effect The operation fails.
Recovery Migrate the remote node to a supported GA release. Or, conversely, migrate the
local node to the same non-GA release as the remote node.
SQL 25200
25200 Table or view object cannot be accessed because of a version
incompatibility. Its schema has version version1; node does not support
schema versions lower than version2.
object
is the name of the affected database object.
version1
is the schema version of that database object’s schema.
node
is the name of the node that detects the incompatibility.
version2
is that node’s oldest supported schema version.
Cause You attempted to access a table or view in a schema with a schema version that is
earlier than the accessing node’s earliest supported schema version. This message can be issued
from the local node or from an ESP on a remote node. This message is accompanied by message
25001, which explains what actual software component reported the error.
290 Versioning, Distribution, and JDBC Messages (25000 Through 25499 and 29000 Through 29999)