Utilities Error Messages

The 1-N element requires a valid C element. The C element defines the number of values to be processed by the 1-N element. Note that the C element must precede the 1-N element in the same line.

Define a C element before the 1-N element in the same line.

Too many parameters entered for the specified function.

Correct the input line.

Adabas - Adabas replication is only possible if it is permitted by your Adabas license file.

Upgrade your license.

Address converter is inconsistent with DS.

Unload/export the file in physical sequence and load/import it again.

The file's Address Converter is too fragmented.

Unload/export the file, allocate larger extents, and load/import the file again.

Address converter is inconsistent with DS.

Unload/export the file in physical sequence and load/import it again.

The conversion to 3-byte address converter could not be done because there are already block numbers which cannot be stored in 3 bytes.

Investigate if the DATA container(s) with the higher RABNs can be removed.

Physical problem with reading of address converter or FCB corrupted.

Unload/export the file in physical sequence and load/import it again.

See nucleus response code 77.

See nucleus response code 77.

Refer to nucleus response codes, response nnn.

The shared memory required by Adabas cannot be created or attached due to resource problems.

Check the UNIX kernel parameters that relate to the resources and increase them if necessary. Check the documentation of your operating system for

• shmget error ENOSPC or

• shmat error EMFILE

The shared memory region cannot be attached. The reason for this may be missing user rights, for example a terminal server user does not have the "create global objects" user right.

Assign the appropriate user rights to the user.

The ADAM key option and the CIPHER option of ADAFDU are incompatible.

Select either ADAM or CIPHER but not both.

The specified ADAM parameter does not fit to the ADAM key.

Check the format of the ADAM field name and see the documentation on how to use the ADAM parameter.

The ADAM key specified by the parameter ADAM_KEY was not present.

Check the FDT specification.

An ADAM key must not have one of these options.

Check the FDT specification.

The given ADAM parameter cannot be used the ADAM ISN option.

Correct ADAM_KEY or ADAM_PARAMETER.

An ADAM key is not permitted for multiple-value fields or for fields within periodic groups.

Check the FDT specification.

An ADAM key must not be a special descriptor.

Check the ADAM_KEY parameter of ADAFDU.

An ADAM key does not have the unique option in the FDT.

Check the FDT specification.

An error occurred in the replication exit provided, for example, by the Adabas Event Replicator. ‘error’ describes the error that occurred.

Refer to the documentation of the product that provided the replication exit.

A fatal error occurred in the replication exit provided, for example, by the Adabas Event Replicator. ‘error’ describes the error that occurred.

Refer to the documentation of the product that provided the replication exit.

A system call used to configure the asynchronous I/O driver failed.

Check that the driver is correctly installed (use errno number as help).

A field without the NC or NU option can only be added as a descriptor (with the DE option) if the file is empty.

Add the field without the DE option and invert the field with ADAINV afterwards.

The open system call on the asynchronous I/O driver failed.

Check that the driver is correctly installed (use errno number as help).

An error occurred while performing an asynchronous I/O. A following ERRNOM message gives you more details about the error. Note that the reason for an errno(5): I/O error may not only be a real I/O error, but also one of the following:

• Not all required operating system patches are applied (see Installation).

• The system parameters, in particular AIO_LISTIO_MAX are not set correctly (see Installation).

Instead of increasing AIO_LISTIO_MAX, you can also set the ADANUC parameter BFIO_PARALLEL_LIMIT (see Utilities).

Verify that the required operating system patches are applied, and that the system parameters are correct. If these points are OK, check your hardware.

An error occurred when reading from the asynchronous I/O driver.

Check that the driver is correctly installed. If it is correctly installed. call your nearest support center (tell them the errno number as a help).

An error occurred when writing the asynchronous I/O driver.

Check that the driver is correctly installed. If it is correctly installed. call your nearest support center (tell them both numbers as a help).

A TEMP or SORT container file is already being used by another user.

Create another TEMP or SORT, or wait until the other user terminates.

Asynchronous IO error.

Send the output to your nearest support center.

The amount of space preallocated for a container file is different from the size specified with ADAFRM or ADADBM.

Correct the preallocation, or correct the SIZE parameter for ADAFRM or ADADBM.

A problem occurred during space allocation in a disk section (e.g. space bottleneck).

Check second message for a detailed analysis of the problem.

An overflow on a raw disk section occurred. Please note, that his error may occur, even though there is still enough free space on the disk section. The reason for this is that the space reserved for the directory describing the contents of the disk section is limited, and the error occurs if there are too many entries in the disk section.

Move data from the disk section to the file system.

The specified file is already present in the database.

Check the file number.

There is not enough free ASSO space to increase the Address Converter of the file to store the user-defined ISN.

Increase the size of the ASSO container.

Only a wildcard is permitted.

Use an asterisk `*'.

The same parent field is already used within another phonetic descriptor.

Check the file number or the parent-field name.

The descriptor to be set as unique is already defined as unique.

Check the file number or the field name.

A nucleus is already active for this database.

Check if there is really an Adabas nucleus for this database. (UNIX only: if not, use showipc -k <dbid> to remove the shared memory resources and restart the nucleus.)

The required file is already locked.

None.

The specified option is already set in the nucleus.

None.

The keyword's abbreviation is not unique.

Make the keyword unique.

During auto restart, some errors have occurred. Check preceding messages for detailed error information. The nucleus can operate normally on all files on which no errors have occurred.

Repair the errors. See also the messages ARIXER and ERRFIL.

The consistency check failed during an autorestart.

Make a copy of the WORK container file and send the copy to your nearest support center.

During auto restart, an error in the index of this file occurred. The index for this file is destroyed and must be rebuilt using ADAINV REINVERT.

Rebuild the index using ADAINV REINVERT.

The last session was not terminated properly, but the WORK used in the current session does not contain the information needed for auto restart. The database may be in an inconsistent state.

Restore/regenerate the database using ADABCK and ADAREC.

The size specified for the Associator is too small to contain the FCB and FDT blocks.

Use a larger ASSO size.

An asynchronous IO failed. The utility is aborted.

Check for problems with the device. Is the device online and writeable? If a logical volume spans several physical devices, are they all accessible? Try to access the affected devices using operating system commands. Have a look at system log files for appropriate error messages.

Access to a sequential file failed because of a structure mismatch. The file is not a sequential Adabas file, or it is a sequential file of an unexpected type, or it was generated on a wrong platform (most sequential Adabas files generated on a high-order-byte first platform cannot be processed on a low-order-byte first platform and vice versa).

Check the assignment of the associated environment variable.

An ADABCK DUMP function is active and blocking the nucleus. The nucleus must wait until ADABCK has completed.

Wait for the DUMP function to complete.

There is only one ADABCK DUMP function permitted if the nucleus is online or going to be online, but there is more than 1 DUMP function currently active.

Wait until all ADABCK DUMP functions have completed (or only one backup still active).

The nucleus has disabled a ADABCK DUMP function because it did not respond within 10 minutes. The backup got back control later and found this situation, so it aborted.

Check your adabck process.

An ADABCK DUMP function is active while the nucleus is starting up. The processes must synchronize with each other.

If the nucleus cannot proceed then check the ADABCK process (via the ps command). If the ADABCK process does not respond within 10 minutes, the nucleus will disable the backup run and will start up.

An Adabas command was returned with an error (the response code is displayed as 'orig rsp'). This resulted in the command being backed out in order to reverse any changes. However, the backout did not succeed due to the error displayed as 'response'. The nucleus cannot continue, because its data are inconsistent.

Restart the database. This will result in consistent data.

The specified ending date/time is earlier than the specified beginning date/time or the current date/time.

Correct the beginning or ending value.

The specified tape device cannot be written by Adabas because the blocking factor is not supported.

Change the blocking factor on the tape device. It must either be variable or a multiple of 1024.

An invalid range of RABNs was detected in the FCB for the specified file.

The file in question cannot be used in this situation. To repair this, Unload/export the file, delete it, redefine it with ADAFDU, the load/import it again.

While restoring files, the requested range of RABNs of 'string' type is not available.

Use ADAREP's LAYOUT function to check the required blocks.

Another ADABCK DUMP function is active. Only one online backup is possible at one time.

Identify the running ADABCK process. Check the UCB with ADAOPR DIS=UCB and check with the ps command (ps -ef). Note that an ADABCK process can be active although there is no entry in the UCB.

The specified backup file does not contain any data.

Check the setting of the environment variable and the associated file.

During ADABCK a corrupted index block is found which will not be dumped to the backup file.

To verify that the block is not a relevant block, ADAVFY's INDEX function should be performed. If ADAVFY succeeds then the backup file is ok, the block in question will be reformatted if using the RESTORE function by ADABCK. If ADAVFY signals errors the index is corrupted. The given backup file cannot be used; the file must be repaired first with the REINVERT function of ADAINV.

The container sizes are insufficient or have different block sizes when restoring a complete database. The specified container file must have at least as many blocks as given in the message.

Check and compare the SUMMARY functions of ADAREP (database) and ADABCK (backup file).

LOGGING=IO is switched on and an I/O from an unexpected container is going to be logged, so command logging has been deactivated.

Because this is an unexpected error, contact your nearest support center; you can re-enable command logging with ADAOPR's LOGGING function.

The backup copy file has a structure error with printed information. This backup copy file cannot be used as input for a restore.

Run ADABCK's DUMP function again.

This message provides additional information to the IREC message.

When restoring a database with multiple backup tapes, a tape was inserted in the incorrect sequence.

Insert the tapes in the correct sequence.

During ADABCK's RESTORE function, the NEW_DBID request cannot be satisfied and is ignored because of mismatches in the disk section.

Check the disk section of the current database and use ADADBM's NEW_DBID function.

The requested function can only be executed if a complete database is being restored.

Check the selected parameters.

The backup copy is not complete, the previous dump has not finished successfully.

This backup copy cannot be used, try another one.

During an online backup the nucleus went down abnormally. This will be detected by ADABCK at the end of this session.

Perform autorestart for the Adabas nucleus and restart the backup.

It is not possible to restore a database while the Adabas nucleus is active.

Shut down the nucleus and start the restore again.

A parallel backup failed due to an error of an associated subprocess. The error number is the exit status of this process.

Look at the subsequent error message that is displayed together with this one.

The synchronisation between ADANUC and ADABCK during an online backup was lost due to the 'reason'.

Restart the online backup with ADABCK. If it fails again, contact your nearest support centre.

The nucleus is within its startup phase (e.g. autorestart). ADABCK will synchronize after the nucleus has come up and therefore it must wait.

One or more container files are located on a READONLY / WORM device which cannot be written to.

A block device path name was used where a raw device path name was required.

Use raw device path name.

A checkpoint name has been supplied but no corresponding block number.

Supply the block number where the checkpoint name is to be found.

The block size on the output file is too small.

Use an output device with a larger block size.

The block of a sequential Adabas file at the given offset has an unexpected block size.

The file is corrupted. You cannot work with it.

The WORK block size must be larger than the largest ASSO block size, and the first ASSO extent must have a block size of at least 2KB.

Change the block size of ASSO or WORK.

Within an ADABCK restore, the block sizes between the database and the backup file are incompatible.

Check the block sizes of the database and the backup file.

When a container is being created on a WORM disk, this warning message gives the amount of unused space (in units of blocks of the specified block size).

This is an informational message and just informs you about wasted disk space. You could repeat the function to make use of that space also.

The specified RABN was allocated to a file but not contained in the GCB.

Run ADAVFY to check the FCB.

The session has been explicitly aborted (ADAOPR ABORT).

None.

The database contains overlapping FCB extents.

Run ADAVFY to check the FCB.

An internal error has occurred.

Contact your nearest support center.

IMPORT encountered a record, which is smaller than the block size of the user-defined device.

Choose a device (with the DSRABN parameter) with a greater block size and rerun IMPORT.

A smaller block size than the original block size was specified for an ADAM file. The specification of the block size could also be given indirectly by specifying DSRABN.

Correct the input line and rerun ADAORD.

A smaller block size than the original block size was specified for an ADAM file.

Correct the input line and rerun ADAORD.

This is a warning message to indicate that when you use the RESTORE=* function of ADABCK, some files will disappear because there are more files contained in the current database than on the dump file.

An invalid response has been detected during a BT.

Restart the database. This will result in consistent data.

The ACB interface only supports records buffers less than 64 kilobytes.

Use the ACBX interface for the Adabas call, or decrease the record buffer size for the Adabas call.

The CSA dump file cannot be opened.

Check that the file name is correct and check the file's access privilege.

The given string is too long.

Enter a string that does not exceed the length given by the error message.

The given string is too short.

Enter a string that is not shorter than the length given by the error message.

A block number has been supplied but no corresponding checkpoint name.

Supply the checkpoint name to which the block number belongs.

The checkpoint file contains invalid data.

Contact your nearest support center.

An error has occurred while opening or writing the command log file. The command log feature is now disabled, the nucleus continues normally.

Check the environment of NUCCLG. You can reactivate the command logging later on with ADAOPR FEOF=CLOG.

The new command log file could not be opened with an ADAOPR FEOF or LOGGING function.

Look in the nucleus log file to find the detailed error message.

This message is issued in each run of ADACMP. If records are compressed, it is an informational message. It is issued as a warning message if zero records are compressed. This may be because the input file does not contain any records or because the structure of the records does not agree with the FDT.

Check the ADACMP input file CMPIN and the FDT.

The specified PLOG/WORK block is corrupted.

Verify the consistency of the database.

If you apply a hotfix to a wrong Adabas version, unexpected errors can occur. In order to avoid such errors, Adabas checks whether a hotfix that is applied to an Adabas version really has this Adabas version as prerequisite. If this is not the case, this error message is returned.

Remove the hotfix from the wrong Adabas version, and apply it to the correct Adabas version.

An Adabas file has allocated RABNs that are located in the last container file (REMOVE_CONTAINER function) or in that part of the last container file that is to be deallocated (REDUCE_CONTAINER function).

All RABNs to be deallocated must be returned to the Free Space Table.

A field's standard format cannot be converted to the required format.

None.

An overflow has occurred in the checkpoint block. The utility action has been carried out but will not be reflected in the checkpoints of the database.

Start the nucleus to transfer the entries in the checkpoint block to the checkpoint file. The ADANUC option AUTORESTART_ONLY can be used.

An internal checkpoint I/O (e.g. during a utility action) failed with a response code. The nucleus will shut down in the same way as ADAOPR CANCEL.

Analyze the response code given in the message and do the required action. Then restart the nucleus and the failed checkpoint will be recovered.

A descriptor that is contained in or derived from a periodic group cannot be used to control the unload sequence.

Use a different descriptor or unload in physical or ISN sequence.

The utility checkpoint could not be written because of response code 'number'.

Refer to the response code description and perform its action. It is just a warning, the utility will continue.

Adabas cannot be run on a machine with more CPUs than the license allows.

Run Adabas on a machine with less CPUs or upgrade your license.

A system call that was performed during the copy (move) process aborted.

See the subsequent 'errno' message.

The database size is restricted by license, so that a bigger database cannot be used or created.

Check your license for the currently-allowed database size, and either create a smaller database or upgared your license.

The required data set could not be created. The reason is given in a subsequent error message.

See the subsequent error message.

A CSA dump file could not be created or written due to an operating system error. See 'errno' and 'error text' for a detailed problem analysis.

The container file size registered in the database (GCB) and the size found in the raw section are not identical.

Check the settings of the environment variables that point to the container files. Use ADADEV's LAYOUT function and ADAREP's SUMMARY function and compare the values given for the container file size.

The container file in a file system is smaller than the size registered in the database (GCB).

Check the settings of the environment variables that point to the container files. Compare the file size with the size given by ADAREP's SUMMARY function.

The maximum size of Adabas container file has been exceeded.

Reduce the file size.

The ADACVT conversion to an older version is not allowed because of new features used.

Remove the files that are using new Adabas features.

The ADACVT conversion to an older version is not allowed.

Remove the referential integrity.

A double allocation has been detected between two or more files or a file and the free space table.

Run ADAVFY without any options to determine which parts of which files are affected. Contact your nearest support center with the output of ADAVFY.

The maximum number of blocks allowed for DATA is 16777215.

Correct the value for the parameter DATASIZE.

No data is loaded into DS RABN.

Restore and regenerate file and contact your nearest support center.

DS RABN is corrupted.

Do one of the following:

• Unload/export the file in physical sequence, decompress, compress and load/import it again (some data will be lost in the RABN), or

• Restore and regenerate file and contact your nearest support center.

Inconsistency between DS and FCB.

Unload/export the file in physical sequence and load/import it again.

No data is loaded into DS of file.

Restore and regenerate file and contact your nearest support center.

If RABN 'number' does not exist in DS, the FCB is corrupted.

Unload/export the file in physical sequence and load/import it again.

Inconsistency between DS and FCB.

Unload/export the file in physical sequence and load/import it again.

The nucleus aborted, a dump is automatically taken. Additional information concerning the reason is contained in the *.LOG file.

Check the reason for the abort, contact your nearest support center if necessary.

The specified database cannot be accessed for the reasons given in the message.

Correct the input line or assignment.

Summary message of ADAVFY, checked file contains errors.

Look at the displayed error messages and act accordingly.

A function was executed without the mandatory DBID parameter being set.

Set the DBID parameter.

A mismatch occurred between the DBID parameter and the database ID of the assigned ASSO data set.

Enter the correct database ID or exit the utility and assign correct data sets.

The nucleus session is now not active.

Reenter the DBID parameter in order to access the new session.

The nucleus session is now not active.

Reenter the DBID parameter in order to access the new session.

One of the following situations has occurred:

• You aren't using a license file - there are some restrictions if you use Adabas without a license file, in particular the size of the database is limited.

• Your license file has expired, in which case Adabas behaves as if you were using it without a license file.

• You are using a license file with a limitation in the size of the database.

Use an appropriate license file. You can activate the license file via the DBA workbench.

Either the database containers or an Adabas sequential file, for example a backup file created by ADABCK, belong to a different Adabas version. Please note that Adabas sequential files created with lower Adabas versions can usually be processed with a higher Adabas version, but not vice versa.

Use an appropriate Adabas version to process the database containers or Adabas sequential files. If you have to load data stored in an Adabas sequential file with a newer Adabas version into a lower version database, you can first load the data to a newer version database, and then convert the database to the lower version with ADACVT, and then create an Adabas sequential file that belongs to the lower version. However, this is only possible if no features of the higher version were used which were not available in the lower version.

The database which is to be started with OPTIONS=READONLY had been used for updates in the previous session. The previous session had not been terminated properly.

Restart the nucleus with OPTIONS=AUTORESTART_ONLY. After the nucleus has terminated, start it with OPTIONS=READONLY.

The database which is to be started with OPTIONS=READONLY had been used with OPTIONS=XA in the previous session. There are still open global transactions.

Start the nucleus with OPTIONS=XA, terminate all remaining global transactions, shut down the nucleus. Then start it with OPTIONS=READONLY.

The database which is to be started with OPTIONS=READONLY had been used with OPTIONS=XA in the previous session. There are still pending global transactions.

Start the nucleus with OPTIONS=XA, terminate all remaining global transactions, shut down the nucleus. Then start it with OPTIONS=READONLY.

The user tried to copy/move an Adabas container which is at the moment used by a nucleus or an update utility.

A PE/MU count byte was converted (new length or format). This means that the FDT written to the ADADCU output file DCUFDT does not represent the standard PE/MU decompression output.

Edit the DCUFDT/DCUOUT file.

The format/edit mask conversion has been performed for a field.

None.

The count byte was written to the output file, but not all of the elements of the PE/MU group were included.

Edit the DCUFDT/DCUOUT file.

The specified format buffer contained a literal for which a field name has to be set.

Edit the DCUFDT file.

No count byte was written to the DCUOUT file. The field is represented as a PE/MU group in DCUFDT, which means that the record structure does not match the FDT.

Edit the DCUFDT/DCUOUT file.

A field name occurred more than once in the format buffer. Field names must be unique, which means that a new field name has to be set.

Edit the DCUFDT file.

This message is issued in each run of ADADCU. If records are decompressed, it is an informational message. It is issued as a warning message if zero records are decompressed. This may be because there are no records in the input file DCUDTA or because the records have the wrong structure.

Check the input file DCUDTA.

RABNs can only be deallocated from the start or end of an extent. Otherwise the database would be fragmented.

Specify correct values for the RABN and SIZE parameters.

The extent to be deallocated is totally in use, no more unused space is present.

The VERIFY function of ADAINV has found inconsistencies between index and data storage.

Use the REINVERT function of ADAVFY to repair the index.

The same descriptor name has already been specified.

Correct the input line.

An attempt was made to delete one of the system files while the nucleus is active.

Shut down the nucleus before deleting the system file.

A descriptor that is based on a multiple-value field may not be used to control the sequence in which a file's data records are exported.

Check the field name.

A descriptor that is based on a field defined with SQL null-value representation (NC) may not be used to control the sequence in which a file's data records are exported because this will result in data records being lost.

Check the field name.

The specified descriptor is defined on the sequential input file for ADAMUP's ADD function, but is not present in the database file to be updated.

Check the input file assignment(s) and the database file to be updated. ADAMUP's DE_MATCH=SUBSET can be used to continue.

Descriptor defined without unique status.

Check the file number or field name.

A descriptor that is based on a field defined with null value suppression (NU) may not be used to control the sequence in which a file's data records are exported because this will result in data records being lost.

Check the field name.

If using ADAFIN, the given function cannot be used because the file is active (i.e. opened by another user).

Check the file usage by displaying the user queue with ADAOPR.

The file system on which the current PLOG file is located is full. The nucleus is abnormally terminated.

Either make space available in the file system, or assign the PLOG to another file system that has enough free space. Then restart the nucleus.

A non-existent device was specified.

Correct the input line and rerun ADAORD.

The FDT file generated by ADADCU must be modified to be used as input file for an Adabas utility.

Check the FDT file and perform the necessary changes.

When processing an Adabas backup copy, the NOONLINE switch was used to allow unloading in one pass. However, this is only possible if there are no online data storage blocks for the file to be unloaded.

Rerun ADAULD without setting the NOONLINE switch.

An invalid CSA dump address was specified.

Correct the area parameter value.

The DATA padding factor must not be changed for ADAM files.

Rerun ADAORD without changing the DATA padding factor.

The referential constraint ‘refname’ does not exist.

Specify the correct name of the referential constraint.

The data set assigned contains no data.

Assign the correct data set.

The file's Data Storage is too fragmented.

Export and reimport the file; the KEEP_LAYOUT option must not be specified. Alternatively, unload the file and then delete it. Redefine the file using larger extents and then mass-add the unloaded file.

An error has been detected in data set `string', record `number', at offset `number'. The type of error is specified by a subsequent message.

Provide the correct input.

The DATA block size must not be decreased for ADAM files.

Correct the DSSIZE parameter and rerun ADAORD.

The ASSO space required to store the DSST blocks is not available, or the maximum number of DSST extents (15) has already been allocated.

If the error occurs during ADAFRM or when executing ADADBM's ADD_CONTAINER function with the NOCONTIGUOUS_DSST switch set, check whether the maximum number of DSST extents has been exceeded. If this is the case, reduce the number of DATA extents with different block sizes (ADAFRM), or make sure that the block size matches the block size of the previous DATA extent (ADADBM). If the error occurs when executing ADADBM's ADD_CONTAINER function with the CONTIGUOUS_DSST switch set, use a larger ASSO size, reduce the DATA extent size or free some space adjacent to the DSST allocation so the allocation can be made contiguously.

The DST parameter is not compatible with the RECORDS_STRUCTURE = NEWLINE_SEPARATOR parameter.

Instead of using the DST parameter, use the FIELDS parameter and specify the daylight saving time indicator(s) explicitly.

Multiple occurrences of ISN 'number' were detected in the DATA.

Run the verify utility ADAVFY and contact your nearest support center.

Internal record structure corrupted in DS RABN.

Do one of the following:

1. Unload/export the file in physical sequence, decompress, compress and load/import it again (this will lose some data), or

2. Restore and regenerate file and contact your nearest support center.

A required elementary field has not been supplied.

Correct the input line.

This element type is not permitted in this context.

Correct the input line.

The keywords allowed for the LOGGING parameter have changed. The parameter is set to "OFF" by Adabas. This yields the behaviour expected by the user when specifying ENABLED.

Change your input scripts to avoid this warning.

An error occurred while deleting files during the reorder phase.

Contact your nearest support center.

You tried to define a descriptor value larger than the maximum supported descriptor value size, although the descriptor is defined without the TR option.

Either redefine the descriptor with the TR option or change the descriptor vaalue.

The input file contains invalid data for the required format.

Correct the input file or check the FDT.

The input record is too short for the defined FDT.

Correct the FDT or the input file.

For ADACMP: a user-supplied PE count (which was specified in the input record) is invalid.
For ADADCU: a PE count is too big.

For ADACMP: correct the input file.
For ADADCU: increase the setting of the ADADCU parameter MUPE_C_L.

For ADACMP: a user-supplied MU count (which was specified in the input record) is invalid.
For ADADCU: an MU count is too big.

For ADACMP: correct the input file.
For ADADCU: increase the setting of the ADADCU parameter MUPE_C_L.

A user-supplied ISN is invalid.

Correct the input file.

An unexpected overflow of an internal buffer occurred.

Contact your nearest support center.

A compressed record is larger than the DATA block size for the specified file.

Allocate a DATA extent with a larger block size.

A field has been truncated and this record has been omitted from the DCUOUT file.

If a format buffer is being used, provide a length parameter for the field. If the standard FDT is being used, change the standard length, using ADADBM, and unload the file.

The resulting decompressed record is larger than 32K. Records larger than 32K are not supported by Adabas FOR UNIX.

If the records really are too large they must be shortened. Otherwise send the data together with a log file of the functions performed to your nearest support center.

A record in the DATA file has an erroneous structure.

Run the RECORD option of ADAVFY and send the output together with the unloaded file and an export copy of the file to your nearest support center.

An NC-option field being decompressed by ADADCU was null, which is not permitted without the S-element of that field. This can happen if the NULL_VALUE option of ADAFDU is not used.

Use the FIELD option of ADADCU and specify all NC-option fields together with their S-elements (for example: AAS,AA,BBS,BB, ...) or use the NULL_VALUE option of ADADCU.

Descriptor value found for more than one record.

Check the conflicting ISNs.

An ISN provided with the input data exceeds the limit (MAXISN) in effect for the file.

Use a different ISN or extend the file's Address Converter.

The ISN to be deleted was not in use in the file's Address Converter.

Check the ISNs supplied.

During auto restart, an error occurred in the file indicated in the subsequent message. The file's contents are destroyed.

Rebuild the file using ADABCK RESTORE=file and ADAREC REGENERATE=file.

While updating the index, an error resulted in a nucleus response code.

Ensure that the correct BACKUP was restored; that the PLOGs were regenerated in the correct order; that the correct file was reloaded when reloading a file; that the nucleus was started with OPTIONS=UTILITIES_ONLY and that the correct utilities have been rerun.

A system call aborted.

See the subsequent 'errno' text and contact your nearest support center if necessary.

This message specifies field, ISN, and offset where the error occurred. A subsequent error description is displayed in a second line.

While processing the protection log, an executed command resulted in a nucleus response code.

Examine the block at the record number associated with the error response, e.g. a file may not have been restored, with ADABCK, with the correct dump. This results in the file being in a state different to that when the original command was executed.

Error in the Adabas code - an unexpected internal error number occurred.

Report the error to your nearest support center, so that the Adabas development team can fix the error.

The external backup feature is already active, and the nucleus is in synchronization mode.

Use the EXT_BACKUP=CONTINUE function if you want to continue processing.

The selected function conflicts with the initiated external backup mode, which can lead to the execution of some functions being denied.

Wait until the external backup mode has terminated.

The external backup feature has not been started.

Use the EXT_BACKUP=PREPARE function first.

The external backup cannot be initiated because it conflicts with an Adabas utility that has exclusively locked some resources.

Ensure that no Adabas utility that performs updates is active when you want to initiate an external backup.

This is a warning message that the given file is near the end of the maximum number of FCB extents permitted. Program execution continues normally.

This file is a candidate for reorganizing later on (e.g. with ADAORD). In this case, allocate enough space for 'type' to avoid extending.

An invalid RABN extend has been found for a file.

Search for lost RABNs with the LOST option of ADAVFY and recover them using the ADADBM utility.

It is not possible to change a sequential file which has the status "during creation" or a TEMP or SORT container which is locked.

None.

The first character of field name is not alphabetic.

Correct the field name.

A utility has terminated while updating the Address Converter or the Data Storage, leaving the file in an inconsistent state.

Use ADAULD to unload the file in physical sequence, then reload it using ADAMUP. It is, however, not generally possible to determine which records have already been added/deleted. Therefore, if a backup copy is available, the file should be restored and then regenerated if necessary.

ADAVFY has detected that the file has invalid extent entries.

Either restore the file from a backup, or, if the invalid extent is not a DS, you can unload the file in physical sequence and load it again as a new file.

The file control block of the file is partially corrupted.

Contact your nearest support center.

The file control block (FCB) for the specified file cannot be accessed.

Contact your nearest support center.

FCB of file is partially corrupted.

Unload/export the file in physical sequence and load/import it again.

FCB of file is partially corrupted.

Unload/export the file in physical sequence and load/import it again.

FCB of file is partially corrupted.

Unload/export the file in physical sequence and load/import it again.

FCB of file is partially corrupted.

Unload/export the file in physical sequence and load/import it again.

FCB of file is partially corrupted.

Unload/export the file in physical sequence and load/import it again.

A RABN count in the FCB that is used for DS reusage, is invalid.

With adadbm remove and re-add the space reusage flag for this file: adadbm db=xx reuse=nods, file=yy adadbm db=xx reuse=ds, file=yy

A count in the FCB that is used for ISN reusage, is invalid.

Use adadbm to remove and re-add the ISN reusage flag for this file: adadbm db=xx reuse=noisn, file=yy adadbm db=xx reuse=isn, file=yy

A utility has terminated abnormally while rebuilding the index, leaving the index in an inconsistent state. When using ADAREC, the index has been marked as not accessible due to an index response during regenerate.

Use ADAINV to reinvert all descriptors or use ADAULD to unload the file in physical sequence and reload it using ADAMUP.

FCB of file is partially corrupted.

Run adainv with option reinvert descriptor or all fields if message contained no descriptor and contact your nearest support center.

FCB of file is partially corrupted.

Run adainv with option reinvert descriptor or all fields if message contained no descriptor and contact your nearest support center.

While loading a user exit the requested function was not found in the accessed shared library.

Check your environment variable pointing to the shared library and check the entry points within the shared library.

The FDT file contains a line that is more than 132 characters long.

Correct the FDT file.

(This explanation applies to all error messages beginning with the letters "FDT", except for those listed below). The FDT of the file to be verified is corrupted.

Restore and regenerate file and contact your nearest support center.

Field change not allowed.

Use only allowed field change options.

A structural mismatch has been detected between the FDT contained on the sequential input file and the associated FDT in the database file to be updated.

Check the assignments. The FDT keyword can be used to display both FDTs.

There are too many entries defined in the FDT.

Decrease the number of entries in the FDT, or use a larger block size for ASSO1.

A mismatch at field `string' has been detected between the FDT contained on the sequential input file and the associated FDT in the database.

Check the format, default length and options of the conflicting field. The FDT keyword can be used to display both FDTs.

ADAMUP can add data to an empty file with a different FDT, but only if NEW_FDT has been specified.

Run ADAMUP with the option NEW_FDT.

There is a syntax error in the FDUFDT file.

Correct the FDUFDT file.

A new extent for an Adabas sequential file, e.g. PLOG, could not be created. The most probable reason is that there is not sufficient space available.

If there is sufficient space available and it is not clear why the error occurred, contact your nearest support centre. Please note that the reason displayed in the error message can often only be understood with sufficent knowledge of Adabas internals.

Index of file is not accessible.

Run adainv with option reinvert descriptor or all fields if message contained no descriptor and contact your nearest support center.

The FI option is only allowed if a non-zero standard length is given.

Correct the input line.

The FI and NU or NB options are mutually exclusive.

Correct the input line.

A fixed occurrence count was specified for an MU field within a periodic group, but the periodic group does not have a fixed occurrence count.

Correct the FDT by either removing the occurrence count from the MU field or setting an occurrence count for the periodic group element.

A descriptor must not be released as long as it is used in a referential constraint.

Drop the referential constraint(s) first.

Specified field is corrupted.

Unload/export the file in physical sequence, decompress, compress and load/import it again.

The keyword FILE was specified after a format buffer had been entered. Because the format buffer refers to the file entered, it is not possible to change the file number.

Leave ADACMP and then start it again in order to change the file number.

The file could not be opened because another process, e.g. the Adabas nucleus, has locked the file.

Try again after the other process has been terminated.

The FDT of the file to be verified is corrupted.

Restore and regenerate file and contact your nearest support center.

The specified field name was already used.

Correct the input line.

The file with the specified file number is not loaded in the database.

Select another file or check the database.

The field specified cannot be found in the FDT for this file.

Check the field name or file number.

The requested function cannot be performed because global transactions are still flagged on the WORK file.

None.

The file creation failed. There are other messages that explain the reason for this.

This depends on the other messages that explain the reason for the error.

The selected function is only possible if the database/file is located on a raw device.

Do not use the selected function unless the database/file is on a raw device.

The FROM checkpoint name was not found in the given block.

Use the LIST=FULL function to print the checkpoint names with their associated block numbers and then rerun ADAREC.

The maximum number of allocatable files (container file extents or database sequential files) for the disk section has been reached, so no more such files can be created in the disk section.

Either: 1) use an additional disk section, or 2) try to remove unused files in the current section. Use the ADADEV LAYOUT function to get a list of the files in the section. Use ADADEV DEALLOCATE to remove unused files from the section.

The free space table contains an unexpected high number of entries. These entries cannot be displayed by the layout function.

Call ADAREP FREE_SPACE and validate the result.

Because the record buffer size is limited to 2 gigabytes, it is not possible to read a file with a size of 2 gigabytes or more into a record buffer.

Specify a smaller file.

Because system files are used internally by the nucleus and other utilities, certain characteristics must not be changed.

None.

Some functions on system files are not allowed while nucleus is active.

Shutdown the nucleus and try again.

The actual number of files loaded differs from the file count stored in the general control block (GCB).

Run the LOST, FILES = *, INDEX and DATA options of ADAVFY. Contact your nearest support center, giving an exact description of the utilities and functions that caused this error.

The GCB of database is corrupted.

Restore and regenerate the database.

The GCB of database is corrupted.

Restore and regenerate the database.

The shared memory for the general control block of the current database is in use, although this is not expected.

If the shared memory for the GCB is still in use by another utility or the nucleus, try again after that utility or the nucleus has finished processing. If the GCB was not deallocated because of an abnormal termination of a utility or the nucleus, deallocate all IPC resources that are no longer in use with SHOWIPC.

The GCB of the database is corrupted.

Restore and regenerate the database.

Too many container files are defined.

Try to reduce the number of container files by creating larger new ones.

The GCB of database is corrupted.

Restore and regenerate the database.

An I/O error has occurred if writing the GCB block.

Check the ASSO1 device for permissions and accessibility.

A group or PE group cannot be used to create a descriptor.

Enter the name of an elementary or multiple-value field.

A periodic group element requires an index between 1 - 99.

Correct the input line.

A length element may not be supplied after a group or periodic group.

Correct the input line.

A group containing a variable length or MU field may not be decompressed.

Use the name of an elementary field.

A global transaction, which has been in the state 'pending' for a long time, has been rolled back by Adabas without interaction with the transaction monitor (a so-called heuristic termination). This may be caused by:

• a utility call that forces the users to synchronize at ET status, or

• not enough space in the 2PC part of the WORK. In this case, the message PLOVFL is also displayed.

During a running nucleus: Increase the size of the WORK container for the next nucleus session if this warning message is received several times.

During an Autorestart: Restore the database with ADABCK, and execute the ADAREC regenerate function to reapply all the updates.

During a regenerate function: Increase the size of the WORK container and rerun the regenerate.

A global transaction, which has been in the state 'pending' for a long time, has been committed by Adabas without interaction with the transaction monitor (a so-called heuristic termination). This may be caused by:

• a utility call that forces the users to synchronize at ET status, or

• not enough space in the 2PC part of the WORK. In this case, the message PLOVFL is also displayed.

During a running nucleus: Increase the size of the WORK container for the next nucleus session if this warning message is received several times.

During an Autorestart: Restore the database with ADABCK, and execute the ADAREC regenerate function to reapply all the updates.

During a regenerate function: Increase the size of the WORK container and rerun the regenerate.

If online help feature is requested, Adabas cannot find the help file.

Check for the existence of 'adahlp.eng' in $ADADIR/$ADAVERS (%ADADIR%\%ADAVERS% if you are running on a PC).

The online help file could not be opened.

Check to see whether the help file adahlp.eng exists. If it exists, check its permission levels.

The maximum number of supported container files is already reached for container type 'string'. No more containers can be added.

Try to reorganize the database to get free space. Check if you can combine more small containers to one larger.

The total amount of physical extents in the database has reached its maximum.

Try to reorganize the database to get free space. Check if you can combine several small containers into one larger.

The following reason was reported during the initialization of a hyperexit. A reason in the range 1-255 is an Adabas response code. A reason greater than 255 is a user-defined value.

Correct the hyperexit.

A hyperdescriptor may not be used to control the sequence in which a file's data records are exported.

Check the field name.

The specified error response was returned by the hyperexit or the hyperexit returned invalid data for the requested format, e.g. invalid packed/unpacked.

Correct the hyperexit.

An internal error occurred in the buffer pool management.

Contact your nearest support center.

An invalid combination of keywords was detected.

Correct the input line.

The option specified is unknown.

Correct the input line.

The specified format is not allowed for a sub/superdescriptor.

Correct the input line.

A PLOG with an invalid number was specified when reading several PLOG files.

Specify the correct PLOG number.

An invalid sequential file was specified. The message displays the sequence number detected together with the required one. This message can occur if using multiple tapes.

Supply a file with a correct sequence number.

The blank element supplied is invalid.

Correct the input line.

This line is incomplete.

Correct the input line.

The edit mask supplied is invalid.

Correct the input line.

The specified format is unknown.

Correct the format.

The specified field name is invalid.

Correct the field name.

The init call of the user exit displayed in the previous message did not return ADA_NORMAL.

Check your user exit for the init part. Check if if returns with a response code.

This message is normal if the first disk section is not initialized.

Contact your nearest support center if you do not have an explanation for this behavior.

An internal error occurred during session initialization.

See the subsequent error message.

The length of the specified field is invalid.

Correct the field length.

The literal element supplied is invalid.

Correct the input line.

The utility cannot read from the input.

Check the input file if input redirection is being used.

An internal error occurred.

Contact your nearest support center.

The required file cannot be locked because it is currently in use.

Wait until this file is available or stop the users currently using this file.

ADAPLP's BREAKPOINT function is only valid for DATASET=WORK.

None.

Only the block sizes 1 kilobyte, 2 kilobytes, ..., 32 kilobytes are permitted.

For LOB files there are the following restrictions:

• For Data Storage, only the block size 32 kilobytes is allowed.

• For NI and UI, only block sizes < 16 kilobytes are allowed.

Correct the block size.

An invalid character set was specified.

Correct the character set name.

One of the specified container extents was not in the current disk section.

Use ADAREP's LAYOUT function to obtain more detailed information.

A required environment variable has an invalid content.

Check the environment variable.

The extent number you specified exceeds the maximum number of extents available for this structure level of the disk section. The maximum available for structure level 1 and 2 is 255 extents.

To have more then 255 extents you have to use a structure level 3 disk section, which is created using the INITIALIZE function of the Version 3.1 ADADEV. This message can appear if you created your database with a pre-Version 3.1 version of Adabas and you now want to take advantage of the increased maximum extents offered by Version 3.1. Before you can use this Version 3.1 feature, the disk section has to be re-initialized. This involves also moving all existing container files and database sequential files from the disk section to a temporary location (using Version 3.1 ADADEV MOVE), then resetting the disk section (with Version 3.1 ADADEV RESET), then initializing (with Version 3.1 ADADEV INITIALIZE). Then you can move the container files and database sequential files back into the disk section.

While loading an Adabas system file, an FDT is supplied that is unexpected by Adabas.

Use the FDT that is supported by Adabas.

An invalid structure of a PLOG block was detected.

Call your nearest support center.

The specified keyword is invalid.

Correct the input line.

The index following a PE descriptor name is invalid.

Specify a number between 1 and 99.

There is a mismatch between the user-supplied protection log number and the protection-log number found in the block `number'.

Supply the correct protection log or correct the protection-log number.

The specified parameter value is invalid.

Correct the input.

An invalid disk-section name was specified.

Correct the disk-section name.

The index of the file to be verified is corrupted.

Run adainv with option reinvert descriptor or all fields if message contained no descriptor and contact your nearest support center.

The specified size for a container file is too large.

Correct the value of the SIZE parameter.

When reading an external file (e.g. CMPIN with ADACMP), an unexpected file structure was detected.

Check the settings of the RECORD_STRUCTURE and MAX_DECOMPRESSED_SIZE parameters and check the file's contents.

An I/O error occurred (probably due to a bad block).

Check the system error log file to determine whether a hardware problem has occurred.

I/O time measuring has been enabled/disabled.

None.

I/O time measuring information has been reset.

None.

An error occurred in the IO subsystem of Adabas. The numbers contain an internal error identification, and the text contains a short description of the error.

The action depends on the short description of the error. For example, the error "Buffer too small for read" may be caused by using a CMPIN file that contains data incompatible with the FDT or with the ADACMP FIELDS, RECORD_STRUCTURE or SOURCE_ARCHITECTURE parameters specified. Then, some user data can be interpreted as record length, and a value larger than the length of the IO buffer used in ADACMP may occur. In this case, using the correct FDT or ADACMP FIELDS, RECORD_STRUCTURE or SOURCE_ARCHITECTURE parameters solves the problem.

If the short description doesn't help you to solve the problem, contact your nearest support center with details about the running utility, the environment, the disk configuration and the numbers given in the message.

The specified RABN does not exist and cannot be printed.

Check the RABN.

Specifying two index RABN values is only allowed if one of them has a block size <16 K and the other >=16 K.

Specify both small and large blocks.

The values in the range specification are not in ascending order.

Enter a correct range specification.

An invalid record was detected when processing a backup/export copy. This can result from a bad input tape or a backup/export copy which was not created successfully.

Try to process the previous backup copy. If the error was caused by an unreliable tape drive, run the ADABCK READ_CHECK option after each dump to check whether the backup copy created can be read by the RESTORE function.

The record length must be a multiple of four for DATA_FORMAT=BINARY.

Check the input file.

Data in RABN/ISN is corrupted.

Do one of the following:

• Unload/export the file in physical sequence, decompress, compress and load/import it again (some data might be lost), or

• Restore and regenerate the file and contact your nearest support center.

The ADAINV SET_UQ function was aborted because duplicate values were detected, therefore the unique status was not set on all of the requested descriptors.

The unique status can only be set after the uniqueness conflicts have been removed. If you run the ADAINV SET_UQ function with option UQ_CONFLICT=RESET, you will get the INVERR file describing all uniqueness conflicts.

A disk section can only be initialized once.

Reset the disk section before re-initializing it.

The field to be inverted already has descriptor status.

Check the file number or field name.

The specified ISN is in use in the specified file.

Ensure that the correct BACKUP was restored; that the PLOGs were regenerated in the correct order; that the correct file was reloaded when reloading a file; that the nucleus was started with OPTIONS = UTILITIES_ONLY and that the correct utilities have been rerun.

If NEWLINE_SEPARATOR is specified, ADACMP only expects data of type alpha or unpacked because binary data like USER_ISN could contain the newline byte.

None.

When adding records to a file by USERISN, a duplicated ISN was detected. Duplicated ISNs may occur if the input file was created by ADAULD using a descriptor defined with the MU option to control the unloading sequence or when adding records to a non-empty file.

Investigate the use of the USERISN option.

The supplied keyword combination is invalid.

Correct the input parameters.

This keyword is not allowed in this context.

Enter a correct keyword.

The keyword displayed in the error message is required.

Enter the required keyword or exit the utility.

With previous Adabas releases, it was possible for one more block to be allocated in a raw section than was actually available. This message indicates that this has happened.

If the error is displayed for a database container, create a database backup. As long as the last block has not yet been used, the backup can be created without errors. Then deallocate the database containers, recreate the database, and restore the backup. If creating the backup failed because the last block was already in use, delete the database, recreate the database, restore the database from the last successfully created backup, and recover all updates made since the time when the backup was created.

If the error is displayed for a sequential file, the last block of the sequential file is usually no longer readable. Take care to ensure that the sequential file is no longer required, for example, if it is a PLOG, create a new backup. Then deallocate the sequential file.

This message occurs only on HP-UX. On HP-UX, shared memory areas must be created with the special option IPC_SHARE32 in order for them to be accessible from 32-bit applications. This option is used by default for the attached buffer shared memories, where the sizes are specified via the ADANUC parameters LAB and LABX. However, the total size of shared memories available with the option IPC_SHARE32 is relatively small. If you start several databases with relatively large values for the LAB and/or LABX parameter, it may happen that no more space for this kind of shared memory is available. Then the ADANUC start fails with the message LABTB.

Note:
A shared memory is only released when there is no process that is still accessing the shared memory. Therefore, it may happen that you can start all your databases, but when you try to restart a database it fails with the message LABTB, because there is still a process that has accessed the database and which still accesses the attached buffer shared memory.

• If you don’t have 32-bit applications accessing Adabas locally, start the Adabas databases with the nucleus parameter NOAB32BIT. Note that you are not able to access a database started with nucleus parameter NOAB32BIT from a 32-bit application locally, but a 32-bit application can access the database remotely via Entire-Network. Therefore, you can also move the 32-bit applications to another (potentially virtual) machine and then access the databases started with parameter NOAB32BIT, or you can move one or more databases to another machine.

• Otherwise, if you could originally start a database, and you get the LABTB message when you try to restart the database, stop all processes, which have accessed the database before.

• Another alternative is to reduce the values for the LAB and/or LABX parameters.

The requested buffer pool size is greater than allowed by the license. The database is started with the maximum allowed LBP.

To avoid this message, reduce the LBP parameter to the given value or upgrade your license.

Using a readonly database without a WORK container, all the required space will be used in the buffer pool, but the size is not sufficient.

Increase LBP by the number displayed in the message and restart the nucleus. Refer to the Administration Manual for more information.

The size of the LBP parameter was reduced during nucleus startup because not enough memory is available.

Increase the amount of system memory.

The license file was modified.

Use an original license file.

An internal error occurred during license file processing.

Contact your nearest support center.

Adabas cannot be used any more with the given license file.

Get a new license.

You specified a license file for another version.

Use the correct license file for the given version.

The license file should be located in Install directory/common/LKey.

Copy the license file to its correct location.

The license file could not be located.

Check if the given environment variable is set to its correct value, or copy the license file to Install directory/common/LKey.

The image file could not be loaded into memory.

See the subsequent error message.

FDT's last field must be an elementary field or an MU field.

Correct the input parameters.

The current highwater value of the modified nucleus parameter is greater than the new parameter value. This means that the highwater percentage of the highwater display becomes more than 100%, so it is possible that not all past applications can be re-run.

The storage of descriptor valuesin a LOB file is not supported. For this reason, an ADAINV INVERT is rejected if the field to be inverted or a parent field of a derived descriptor to be created has the LA or LB option, and values are stored in the LOB file. Note that LA or LB fields can be descriptors or parent fields of derived descriptors, but then all values are stored in the base file, the field length is restricted to 16KB -3, and each record must fit into one DATA container block.

Do not use this field as descriptor or parent of a derived descriptor.

Drop LOB file for a base file is not permitted if the LOB file is not empty.

Remove all LOB values in the file first.

Some utility functions, in particular those that modify the FDT, are not permitted on LOB files.

None.

The LOB file for a base file could not be created, for example because not enough ASSO or DATA space was availabe (see preceding error message). Note that the base file is OK, but that you cannot store LOB data in the file.

Remove the reason why creating the LOB file failed, for example increase the size of the database, then create the LOB file with ADAFDU ADD_LOBFILE or with the DBA workbench.

The specified locale is not valid.

Note:
To ensure compatibility with earlier versions, Adabas still uses ICU 3.2 on Unix and Windows, and ICU 3.6 on OpenVMS. Therefore, locales introduced in newer versions of ICU will be rejected.

Use a valid locale.

ADABCK's DUMP online function has to be performed on the node where the nucleus is running.

Run ADABCK and nucleus on the same node or take down ADANUC.

Some lost blocks are in the database.

Use ADADBM RECOVER to add these blocks to the free space table.

If ADAINV terminates abnormally, it can happen that a file's index tree is consistent, but the reusage queue containing all NI blocks that can be reused by the nucleus is not up to date, and there are NI blocks that are neither in the index structure nor in the reusage chain.

If you want to reuse the lost blocks, you must run ADAINV REINVERT ALL_FIELDS. It will also help if you export and import the file with ADAORD or ADAULD/ADAMUP.

If ADAINV terminates abnormally, it can happen that a file's index tree is consistent, but the reusage queue containing all UI/MI blocks that can be reused by the nucleus is not up to date, and there are UI/MI blocks that are neither in the index structure nor in the reusage chain.

If you want to reuse the lost blocks, you must run ADAINV REINVERT ALL_FIELDS. It will also help if you export and import the file with ADAORD or ADAULD/ADAMUP.

The utility input-line contains too many characters.

Shorten the input or open a subsequent line with a backslash at the end of the line.

The given level number is not in the range from 1 to 7.

Correct the input line.

The requested Work Pool size is greater than allowed by the license. The database is started with the maximum allowed LWP.

To avoid this message, reduce the LWP parameter to the given value or upgrade your license.

During ADADBM's recover function, the LWP parameter of the nucleus was not sufficient.

To get this function working, the nucleus must be restarted with LWP greater/equal 'number'.

No more than one MU field may be specified in a superdescriptor definition.

Correct the input line.

The maximum number of descriptors permitted for a file has been exceeded.

Reduce the number of descriptors.

A new maximum ISN which is less than the file's top ISN has been specified. This will cause ADAORD to abort if an ISN greater than the new maximum ISN is found.

Check the specified maximum ISN.

User tried to re-enter DBID.

None.

DBID and BACKUP_COPY are mutually exclusive, therefore only one can be selected.

Correct the input parameters.

The input file supplied containing the descriptor value tables (DVTs) is incomplete.

Supply the correct input file.