ADACMP Error Messages

This parameter is required for VSE only. Valid values are:

Supply the correct parameter value and rerun the job.

One of the keywords COMPRESS or DECOMPRESS must be specified.

Supply the required function keyword to the input and then rerun the job.

The parameter input must contain either the field definition table or the parameter "FDT=file-number".

Add a valid FDT parameter, and then rerun the job.

The nucleus returned response code "nn" while reading the field definition table (FDT). "response" is the nucleus response.

Investigate the cause of the error; correct it and rerun the job.

Valid values are UTYPE=EXU or UTYPE=EXF.

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

The input data set (EBAND/DDEBAND) must have a record format of variable or variable blocked.

Supply a correct input data set and rerun the job.

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Some of the causes are:

• an SQL null field (NC) was specified with the NU (null suppression) option, or for a fixed-point (FI) field type.

• a multiple-value (MU) field or an occurrence in a periodic (PE) group was specified as an SQL null value (NC option) field.

• more than 254 elementary fields were defined in the specified (`xx') periodic (PE) group.

Correct the field definition table (FDT) definition, and then rerun the job.

The value specified for the CODE parameter is either incorrect, or the CODE parameter is not valid in this case.

Either remove the CODE parameter, or specify at most eight digits, or blanks. Rerun the job. Refer to the Adabas Security documentation for more information.

"FORMAT=xxxxxxxx" or "FORMAT=**" is incorrect.

Specify a correct value for format, and then rerun the job.

The hyperexit number "nnnn" has not been defined to ADACMP.

Add the HEXnn parameter to the ADARUN input, and rerun the job. The HEX parameter nn defines the hyperexit to ADACMP.

The following values are allowed:

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

Select another descriptor, or add the parameter NU to the utility input. In this case, records may be lost. See the ADACMP utility description in the Adabas Utilities documentation for more information.

The ADACMP utility ETID parameter may only be specified if the INFILE parameter is also specified.

Check the parameter input, correct any incompatibility or other error, and then rerun the job.

One of the following is the case:

• the field definition table (FDT) expected in the first record is missing, or

• the FDT structure read from the input data set does not satisfy the rules.

Check whether the input data set is valid. Supply a correct input data set and rerun the job.

At least one of the parameters UACODE, UWCODE, FACODE, FWCODE, or FWUCODE contains an invalid value. Valid encoding values are 0-4095.

Correct the encoding key value and rerun the job.

The architecture key parameter UARC contains an invalid value. Valid values are 0-11.

Correct the architecture key value and rerun the job.

The required UES object specified was not loaded. It is likely that the object does not exist in the UES data set.

Locate the required object and load it.

This error usually results when at least one required UES object is missing.

Determine which object(s) is missing and reload it.

Additional error messages follow that indicated the source of the error.

Correct the problem and rerun the job.

The utility does not have access to the nucleus information about the file. You must specify all values.

Either remove the user encoding values (UACODE/UWCODE/UARC) or specify the file encoding values (FACODE/FWCODE) as well.

The length must be a multiple of the wide character size without a remainder to accommodate only full characters. For example, when using a three-byte character size, the length must be evenly divisible by 3; for a four-byte character size, the length must be evenly divisible by 4.

Correct the problem and rerun the job.

Wide fields must specify code page information; that is, a wide-character field encoding such as FWCODE=4095 (Unicode).

Correct the problem and rerun the job.

When running DECOMPRESS on a multiclient file, Adabas processes either

• the entire file if ET-ID is not specified; or

• the selection of records allowed for the client identified by ET-ID.

The user ID referred to by the `ETID' parameter is either not defined or has not been assigned an owner ID.

Investigate the cause of the error; correct it; and rerun the job.

An ADACMP DECOMPRESS run encountered an invalid spanned compressed record in the input.

Contact your Software AG support representative for assistance.

The DDFEHL error data set must have a record length of at least 500 bytes to accommodate the ADAF header and the initial logical record segment.

Assign a larger sequential record length to the DDFEHL data set and try again.

The value specified for the MAXLOGRECLEN parameter is too small; it must be at least 32768 bytes.

Supply the correct parameter value and then rerun the job.

The HEADER parameter was set to "YES" for an ADACMP COMPRESS run, but the first uncompressed input record does not have a valid ADAH header.

Review the input records and determine whether the input records are in error or whether the HEADER parameter should be set to "NO" instead. if the problem persists, contact your Software AG support representative for assistance.

The DDAUSBA data set record length is too small for ADACMP DECOMPRESS processing. If the HEADER parameter is set to "NO", the minimum length is the length of the record descriptor word (RDW) plus one byte. if the HEADER parameter is set to "YES", the minimum length is the length of the RDW plus the length of the ADAH or ADAC header plus one byte.

Assign a larger sequential record length to DDAUSBA and try again.

The DDAUSB1 data set record length is too small for COMPRESS with LOBVALUES=YES. The record length must be large enough to accommodate the compressed record length determined by the LOBDEVICE parameter and control information.

Assign a larger sequential record length to DDAUSB1 or reevaluate the LOBDEVICE parameter setting. Then try again.

The CODE parameter is not supported for files containing large object (LB option) fields.

Specify a different file or remove the CODE parameter and try again.

The LOBVALUES parameter should only be set to YES for input files that have large object (LB) fields.

Investigate the cause of the error and try again.

The ADACMP DECOMPRESS function that specifies LOBVALUES=YES requires that the INFILE parameter be set to the base file of a LOB file group in order to populate the LOB values in the uncompressed records.

Specify an INFILE parameter and try again.

You cannot run the ADACMP DECOMPRESS function on a LOB file. It can only be specified on the base file of a LOB file group.

Ensure the input file is specified correctly and is not a LOB file and try again.

The ADACMP DECOMPRESS INFILE with LOBVALUES=YES did not detect a valid LOB file. Either no LOB file is associated with the base file referenced in the message (filenum) or the LOB file information in the base file is invalid.

Ensure the specified base file is properly associated to a LOB file and try again.

A hyperexit call failed with response code 79 and the subcode given in the message.

Investigate the subcode to determine the reason for the error.