TurboIMAGE/XL Database Management System Reference Manual MPE/iX V6.5 (30391-90011)

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Error Messages
Utility Error Messages
MESSAGE WARNING: ROOT FILE ATC FLAG IS OFF, BUT
dbname
TC FILE
EXISTS
MEANING This message is returned if you are using ALLBASE/Turbo CONNECT
(ATC). The message is generated from the DBSTORE and the DBUTIL SHOW
database name ALL commands. The ATC flag in the root file indicates that
the database is not attached to an ALLBASE/SQL database environment
(DBEnvironment), but its corresponding ATC file exists. Therefore,
DBSTORE will not store the TC file and DBUTIL will not show all the
DBEnvironments the database is attached to.
ACTION Inform your database administrator. The problem could be caused by
restore activity in the group. The ATC flag and the file can be synchronized
by using the IMAGE/SQL utility DETACH and ATTACH commands.
MESSAGE WARNING: THE LANGUAGE OF THE DATABASE IS DIFFERENT FROM
THE LANGUAGE FOUND ON THE DBLOAD MEDIA. CONTINUE DBLOAD
OPERATION / (Y/N):
MEANING The user has changed language of database between DBUNLOAD and
DBLOAD. DBLOAD wants user to be aware of potential differences in sorted
chains of the collating sequence of the two languages. (The language of
database on disk and database on tape are different).
In session mode you are asked if you want to continue operation. In job
mode, DBLOAD will terminate execution.
ACTION After looking at the information, DBLOAD returns with the result on the
sorted chains in the database. Continue the operation by answering Y
(yes).
MESSAGE WARNING: THE NUMBER OF DATA SETS DEFINED IN THE SCHEMA IS
LESS THAN (OR GREATER THAN) THE NUMBER OF DATA SETS FOUND
ON THE DBLOAD MEDIA.
MEANING You have added or deleted data sets from the database between a
DBUNLOAD and a DBLOAD. DBLOAD will continue with the load, but data can
be lost or put into the wrong sets due to an invalid set change.
ACTION Stop the DBLOAD, correct the schema, and perform DBLOAD again. Or, if
you are sure the database is not corrupt, allow DBLOAD to continue.