KFAA50225-E
The aa....aa specification contains an error or indispensable operand is not specified, or a necessary operand has not been specified. (reason = bb....bb) (M)
There is a bb....bb error in the specification of aa....aa.
- aa....aa: Option specified by command
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The following table provides details.
Value of aa....aa
Description
table
Table name
schema-name
Schema name
table-identifier
Table identifier
file-name
File name
filetype
Data type
fld-char
Field-delimiting character
fld-char-pre
Field-delimiting character (preceding)
fld-char-suf
Field-delimiting character (following)
trm-char
Line-delimiting character
idx-mode
Index creation method
index
Index identifier
col-inf-n
Column unit information count
col-inf
Column unit information
data-len
Input data length of column
err-inf
Error information
deliminator
Delimiting character
enclosing-character
Enclosing character
table-name-file
Table name description file
table option
Table option
input-path-file-name
Input data path file name
input-file-name
Input data file name
export-path-file-name
Output data path file name
export-data-output-file-name
Output data file name
timing-to-output-progress-message
Output interval for progress message on data import processing
temporary-directory
- Path name of the storage directory for temporary work files:
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References the command's -w option.
If the -w option is omitted for a command, the path name of the storage directory for temporary work files is $DBDIR/ADBWORK.
import-option-file-name
Import option file name
idxrebuild-option-file-name
Index rebuild option file name
cost-information-collection-option-file-name
Cost information collection option file name
export-option-file-name
Export option file name
merge-chunk-option-file-name
Merge chunk option file name
error-data-file-name
Logical error data file name
sort-buffer-size
Sort buffer size
--force
-- force option (forced execution)
--create-temp-file
--create-temp-file option
user-name
Authorization identifier
index-ID file
Index identifier file
index-ID file name
Index identifier file name
SQL-statement-file-name
SQL statement file name
column-structure-information-file-name
Column structure information file name
-b option
-b option
index-name
Index name ("[schema-name.]index-identifier")
DBarea-name
DB area name
-n option
-n option
-c option
-c option
-m option
-m option
-s option
-s option
-k option
-k option
-r option
-r option
chunk ID
Chunk ID
--compress
File compression option
archive-directory
Archive directory
archive-file-name
Archive file name
file-that-specifies-the-unload-file-directory
Name of the directory path file that specifies the storage directory for unload files
unload-file-directory
Path name of the storage directory for unload files
- bb....bb: Detailed information about error
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The following table provides details.
Value of bb....bb
Description
invalid char
The specified character is invalid.
This error also occurs if the specified file name includes reserved characters, or if an EOF control character is included in the input control file.
invalid value
The specified value is invalid. Carefully review whether the specification is correct.
invalid combination
The specified combination is invalid. Carefully review whether the specification is correct.
invalid format
The specified format is invalid. Carefully review whether the specification is correct.
invalid length
The specified value length is invalid. Carefully review the specified value length.
length over
The specified value exceeds the limit. Another possibility is that a 0-byte character has been specified. Carefully review the specified value.
length short
The specified value is less than the minimum that can be specified. Carefully review the range of values that can be specified.
limit over
The maximum count that can be specified has been exceeded. Carefully review the specified count.
not directory name
The specified path name is invalid. Carefully review whether the specification is correct.
not file name
The specified path is not a file. Alternatively, the file does not exist. Carefully review whether the specification is correct.
insufficient memory(u)
Memory area cannot be acquired. Read the message output before this message and take the corrective action indicated.
insufficient memory(s)
error convert path
An error occurred in absolute path conversion. Carefully review whether the path specification is correct for input data files and the like.
duplicate
A specification has been used more than once. Alternatively, the specified file name is the same as one of the following file names:
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Logical error data file name
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Unload file name
Carefully review to make sure that a duplicated value was not specified.
invalid permission
Access permissions are lacking. Carefully review whether access permissions have been granted.
not index-identifier
The specified index identifier does not exist.
table for which "CHUNK" was not specified
The CREATE TABLE statement does not include the chunk specification.
not index name
The specified index does not exist.
not DBarea name
The specified DB area does not exist.
unsupported DBarea name
The specified DB area type is not supported.
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- S:
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Terminates processing.
- Action:
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Eliminate the cause of the error based on aa....aa and bb....bb. Then, retry the operation.
This message might also be output due to one of the following reasons:
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A required operand was not specified.
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The sequence of specifying operands is invalid.
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A file with the same name as a logical error data file was specified.
If bb....bb is insufficient memory(u) or insufficient memory(s), take the action outlined in the following procedure:
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Check for any unnecessary processes. If there are any unnecessary processes, shut them down or delete them.
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If there is not enough memory after performing step 1, restart the OS, and then start the HADB server with the adbstart command.
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If there is not enough memory after performing step 2, change the kernel parameter setting to increase the amount of memory that processes can use. After restarting the OS, start the HADB server with the adbstart command.
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