ADAORD Error Messages

The DDFILEA block size ("count-a" bytes) is too small to write a "record-type" record with a length of "count-b" bytes (file "file-number"). Actual values are provided in the message text.

Assign DDFILEA to a device type with a greater sequential block size.

DDFILEA has an invalid structure (probably a job control statement error).

Correct any error and rerun the ADAORD job.

Supply one of the following keywords and rerun the job:

REORDB, REORASSO, REORDATA, REORFILE, REORFASSO, REORFDATA, RESTRUCTUREF, RESTRUCTUREDB, STORE.

See the Adabas Utilities documentation for further information.

An empty file list is not permitted for the functions REORFILE, REORFASSO, REORFDATA and RESTRUCTUREF and STORE.

Supply the correct parameter value, and rerun the ADAORD job.

Increase the MAXFILES value and rerun the job.

The record with ISN "isn-number" in file "file-number" has a length of "count" bytes. The maximum permitted record length is "maxcount" bytes (actual values are given in the message text). This file cannot be processed by ADAORD.

Either a wrong input (DDFILEA) is supplied, or a wrong file is requested.

Supply the correct parameter value and rerun the ADAORD job.

The number of records read from DDFILEA is different from the number of records written to DDFILEA.

DDFILEA : count-a WRITES DDFILEA : count-b READS

Not all files included in processing are currently accessible.

Check the job control to see whether there is a multivolume problem. Restore the save tape and rerun the ADAORD job.

Allowed values are:

• SORTSEQ=ISN, to process in ISN sequence

• SORTSEQ=DE, where DE is any descriptor whose parent is neither an MU field nor contained in a periodic group, is not a hyperdescriptor or phonetic descriptor, and is not defined with the null suppression (NU) option.

Supply the correct parameter value and rerun the ADAORD job.

The value for the database ID must be in the range 1 to 65,535.

Supply the correct NEWDBID parameter value and rerun the ADAORD job.

NU option descriptors must not be used to control the sort sequence of reordering; this may cause a physically inconsistent database.

Select another descriptor for the sort sequence. Then rerun ADAORD. See the Adabas Utilities documentation for more information.

Not enough space is left in the Associator to allocate the DSST.

Reduce the value for the MAXFILES parameter and rerun the ADAORD job.

The MAXISN parameter setting must be greater than the TOPISN value listed in the ADAREP report. TOPISN is the highest current ISN allocated for records in the specified file (the file number is given in the message text), and cannot be defined.

Specify the correct MAXISN value and rerun the ADAORD job.

The free space table is locked by the nucleus or by another utility.

Try rerunning the ADAORD job later.

For file "file-number", the NOACEXTENSION option is in effect, but the MAXISN value supplied (new-value) is greater than the old MAXISN (old-value). (Actual file and MAXISN values are given in the message text.)

Supply the correct MAXISN value and rerun the ADAORD job.

An attempt was made to allocate "count" ASSO/DATA alternate RABNs starting from RABN "start-rabn".

Investigate and correct the cause of the error, and rerun the job.

File "file-number" is either a coupled file or part of an expanded file, but not all related files have been included in the file list.

Supply the correct file list, and rerun the ADAORD job.

An attempt was made to overwrite the checkpoint or security file with a file having another file number.

Correct the file number to the original and rerun the ADAORD job.

The invalid ISN (isn-number) was detected in file (file-number). The ISN is either

• equal to zero; or

• greater than MAXISN (max-isn-val).

Repair the file and reexecute ADAORD.

ISN (isn-number) is contained twice in file (file-number).

Correct the file and reexecute ADAORD.

The allocation of the DSF logging area failed. An attempt was made to allocate (count) blocks starting at Associator RABN (rabn-number).

Correct the RABN assignment and reexecute ADAORD.

After reopening DDFILEA for input, the first record read did not have record number 1. Not all the files included in the processing are currently accessible.

Check the JCL to determine whether there is a multivolume problem. Restore your save tape and rerun the ADAORD job.

A version 5.2 or below checkpoint file cannot be converted by ADAORD STORE to version 5.3 or above. A version 5.3 or below security file cannot be converted by ADAORD STORE to version 6.1 or above.

Remove the checkpoint or security file from the file list and rerun ADAORD.

The nucleus returned response 57: the descriptor "xx" for file "file-number" could not be found. ADAORD cannot unload the index for this file.

Run ADAICK ICHECK for this file; remove the error and rerun ADAORD.

The file "file-number" was specified twice (the actual file value is provided in the message text).

Correct the error and rerun the job.

The file "file-number-a" is coupled with or, in an expanded file, linked to the file "file-number-b", which is not part of the STORE operation (the actual file values are provided in the message text). This STORE operation cannot be serviced because it would result in a logical data inconsistency.

Check the STORE function parameter input; correct the error and then rerun the STORE job.

Valid values are ALLOCATION=FORCE | NOFORCE.

Supply the correct parameter value and rerun the job.

The file number given in the message either has not been specified at all for REORDER/STORE, or has been specified twice in the EXCLUDE parameter.

Correct the error and rerun the job.

A coupled index contains the ISNs of the file it is coupled to. These ISNs have the byte-size specified by the other file's ISNSIZE. Even if the other file is also modified by ADAORD, the ISNSIZE cannot be modified using the coupled index.

Remove the ISNSIZE parameter or modify the file-list.