Specifications

Chapter 6: Programming
Tests and Error Messages
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5000 Installation Manual – Issue 3.0, October 2008
Devices
This test checks to make sure that each device has the proper entries in all corresponding
tables. For a summary of possible error messages, see Table 6-3.
Table 6-3. DB Test and Repair Error Messages for Devices
Error Message Indication
Invalid table <table name> This message is only a warning. It indicates that the
utility was looking for a table, but could not find it in
the database. This discrepancy can happen if a new
table is added in a later version of a major release.
If the test is being run on the earlier version, this
warning appears. For example, if Table A was
added in v1.1, running this test on databases prior
to v1.1 produces a warning that Table A cannot be
found.
Invalid column <table name>:<column
name>
This message is only a warning. It indicates that the
utility was looking for a column, but could not find it
in the database. This discrepancy can happen if a
new column is added in a later version of a major
release. If the test is being run on the earlier
version, this warning appears. For example, if
Column A was added in v1.1, running this test on
databases prior to v1.1 produces a warning that
Column A cannot be found.
Ext <extension number> has no
records in <table name>
This corruption indicates that the given device has
no records in the table indicated. This corruption
can be repaired in more than one way. If the table
that is missing the records is critical, then the device
is non-recoverable and is deleted completely. In this
case, the Repair Status indicates Deleted Device. If
the table that is missing the records is not critical,
the corruption is repaired by adding default records
to the table. The Repair Status either indicates
Record Added if one record was added or Records
Added if more than record was added.
Ext <extension number> has no
records in <table name>
This corruption indicates that the given device has
no records in the table indicated. This corruption
can be repaired in more than one way. If the table
that is missing the records is critical, then the device
is non-recoverable and is deleted completely. In this
case, the Repair Status indicates Deleted Device. If
the table that is missing the records is not critical,
the corruption is repaired by adding default records
to the table. The Repair Status either indicates
Record Added if one record was added or Records
Added if more than record was added.