ADACHK Utility SRT* Sort Messages

Overview of Messages

SRT001I | SRT002E | SRT003E | SRT004E | SRT005E | SRT006E | SRT007E | SRT009E | SRT019I | SRT020I | SRT022I | SRT023E | SRT025E | SRT026I | SRT027I

SRT001I

Sort statistics: statistic-messages

Explanation

This message lists various statistics about ADACHK sort processing, as described in the following table.

Statistic Message Text	Description
Number of sort records: `nnn` records	Displays the number of records that were sorted.
Size of sort records: `nnn` bytes	Displays the cumulative size of the records that were sorted.
Size of compressed records: `nnn` bytes	Displays the cumulative size of any compressed records that were processed.
Highest RABN used: `nnn`	Displays the highest RABN written to the sort data sets during sort processing.
Number of subsequences: `nnn`	Displays the number of sorted lists created from the input records. When the sorted records are output, the available sort pool storage must be large enough to hold at least one block for every subsequence (sorted list) created during processing.
Size for merging available: `nnn` bytes	Displays the storage size available in the sort pool to store the data blocks read from the sort data set.
Size for merging used: `nnn` bytes	Displays the storage size used in the sort pool used to store the data blocks read from the sort data set during sort processing.
Sort completed successfully	Displays that sort processing completed successfully.

Action

No action is required for this informational message.

SRT002E

Sort pool allocation failed
storage-stats

Explanation

This message indicates that the requested storage was not obtained. More detail is found in the storage statistics shown in the message:

Storage Statistic Text	Description
IOR/system error codes: `codes`	Displays the IOR and system error codes produced by sort processing.
Storage requested: `nnn` bytes	Displays the amount of storage requested.
Storage allocated: `nnn` bytes	Displays the amount of storage allocated for sort processing.

Action

To resolve this error, do one or more of the following things:

Reduce the value setting of the LWP parameter for the ADACHK run.
Depending on your operating system, increase the region size for ADACHK processing.
Depending on your operating system, use 64-bit virtual storage be used by specifying the ADARUN parameter V64BIT=YES.

SRT003E

Sort pool full
sort-pool-stats

Explanation

This message indicates that the sort pool is full. More detail is found in the sort pool statistics shown in the message:

Sort Pool Statistic Text	Description
Number of input records: `nnn` records	Displays the number of records input to sort processing.
Size of input records: `nnn` bytes	Displays the cumulative size of the records input to sort processing.
Size of compressed records: `nnn` bytes	Displays the cumulative size of any compressed records that were input to sort processing.
Too many subsequences: `nnn` Increase size of Sort Pool	Indicates that there was not enough sort pool storage available to store one block per subsequence (sorted list) at the same time.
Increase size of Sort Pool or specify Sort data set(s) DDSORTR1/2	Indicates that there was not enough sort pool storage available for sort processing.

Action

To resolve this error, do one or more of the following things:

Increase the value setting of the LWP parameter for the ADACHK run.
Provide one or more sort data sets (DDSORTR1 and DDSORTR2) in the job for the ADACHK run.

SRT004E	Invalid return code from sort exit Exit: exitname return code rc
Explanation	An unexpected response code occurred from the sort processing exit E15/E35.
Action	If you are using the internal sort facility (SORTTYPE=INTERNAL), contact your Software AG technical support representative for assistance. If you are using an external sort facility (SORTTYPE=EXTERNAL), contact the provider of the sort package for assistance.

SRT005E	Sort failed. Please refer to previous messages for details.
Explanation	The sorter task failed. More information is provided in other SRT* messages.
Action	Contact your Software AG technical support representative for assistance.

SRT006E

Input record/byte counts not equal to output record/byte counts: processing-stats

Explanation

This message indicates that a sort processing error occurred because the count of the input records (or bytes) to the sorter task did not match the count of the output records (bytes) from the sorter task. More detail is found in the sort processing statistics shown in the message:

Sort Processing Statistic Text	Description
Number of input records: `nnn` records	Displays the number of records input to sort processing. This text indicates that the sorter task was terminated abnormally while running the input phase or immediately after it is finished.
Size of input records: `nnn` bytes	Displays the cumulative size of the records input to sort processing. This text indicates that the sorter task was terminated abnormally while running the input phase or immediately after it is finished.
Size of compressed input records: `nnn` bytes	Displays the cumulative size of any compressed records that were input to sort processing. This text indicates that the sorter task was terminated abnormally while running the input phase or immediately after it is finished.
Number of output records: `nnn` records	Displays the number of records output from sort processing. This text indicates that the sorter task was terminated abnormally while running the output phase or immediately after it is finished.
Size of output records: `nnn` bytes	Displays the cumulative size of the records output from sort processing. This text indicates that the sorter task was terminated abnormally while running the output phase or immediately after it is finished.
Size of compressed output records: `nnn` bytes	Displays the cumulative size of any compressed records that were output from sort processing. This text indicates that the sorter task was terminated abnormally while running the output phase or immediately after it is finished.

Action

Contact your Software AG technical support representative for assistance.

SRT007E	Invalid invocation of ADASOR/ADAS6R/mod Reason code rsn
Explanation	The sorter task was invoked with faulty or illogical parameters. This messages may be printed more than one time.
Action	Make note of the reason code provided in the message and contact your Software AG technical support representative for assistance.

SRT009E

SORT dataset too small

Explanation

This message indicates that sort data set is too small for sort processing. More detail is found in the sort processing statistics shown in the message:

Sort Processing Statistic Text	Description
Number of input records: `nnn` records	Displays the number of records input to sort processing. This text indicates that the sorter task was terminated abnormally while running the input phase or immediately after it is finished.
Size of input records: `nnn` bytes	Displays the cumulative size of the records input to sort processing. This text indicates that the sorter task was terminated abnormally while running the input phase or immediately after it is finished.
Supply a larger SORT dataset. See the Adabas Utilities manual for instructions on how to calculate the SORT dataset size.	Indicates that a larger sort data set is needed.

Action

To resolve this error, consider doing one or more of the following things:

If only one sort file was used for the run (DDSORTR1), specify a second sort data set (DDSORTR2).
Increase the size of the sort data set(s).

SRT019I	**time-of-day Start of phase-name**
Explanation	This messages identifies each phase of the sorter task when they start.
Action	No action is required for this informational message.

SRT020I	time-of-day End of phase-name, duration: nnn Min nn Sec nnnnnn Micro
Explanation	This messages identifies each phase of the sorter task when they finish and provides the duration time of the phase.
Action	No action is required for this informational message.

SRT022I	Sort aborted by user
Explanation	The sorter task was aborted by the user.
Action	No action is required for this informational message.

SRT023E	The properties of the Sort Data Sets do not match for device type. Supply identical properties for the SORT datasets and rerun the job.
Explanation	The device types of the sort data sets must be identical.
Action	Correct the ADACHK JCL/JCS and use two sort data sets with identical device types.

SRT025E	Internal error at xxxxxx Register contents at time of error: register-contents Inform your DBA
Explanation	An internal error occurred while the sorter was runnign in 64-bit mode. The left and right halves of the register contents are displayed in the message.
Action	Contact the database administrator (DBA) for your system.

SRT026I	Highest RABN formatted: nnn
Explanation	The highest RABN formatted during sort processing is given in the message.
Action	No action is required for this informational message.

SRT027I

Sort pool allocation not successful storage-stats
Continue with reduced Sort pool size.

Explanation

This message indicates that the requested storage was not obtained. The sorter will continue using a sort pool size reduced to the amount of storage that could be obtained. More detail is found in the storage statistics shown in the message:

Storage Statistic Text	Description
Storage requested: `nnn` bytes	Displays the amount of storage requested.
Storage allocated: `nnn` bytes	Displays the amount of storage allocated for sort processing.

Action

No action is required for this informational message. However, after reviewing the statistics shown in the message, consider the following possible actions.

Review the size of the LWP ADARUN parameter specified.
Determine if the use of sort data sets is appropriate for this job. For more information, read Sort Data Set Considerations.
Increase the region size.
If possible, switch to 64-bit addressing mode.