Reason:
One of the following is printed in the message text in place of the word status.
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Status |
Meaning |
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PROCESSED |
The request was accepted and was set to be aborted with return code 45. |
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NOT FOUND |
The request sequence number (shown in the message text as nnnnnn, if found) was not found, and the request is ignored. This means that the request you were attempting to abort has probably completed. |
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BAD STATUS |
The request is active but not in a wait condition that can be aborted. Status conditions that may be aborted are WAIT E/C, WAIT I/O, and WAIT TASK. |
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NOT ALLOWED |
The request is active and is processing a command that cannot be aborted. Commands that can be aborted are CNTxx, GETIT, GETPS, LOCxx, REDxx, RDUxx, and SELxx. For the full names of these commands, see the CA Datacom/DB Programming" Guide. Also supported are ADDIT, DELET, and UPDAT commands. If one of these commands is subjected to REQABORT, the request, though aborted, is subject to a rollback to reverse any data area or Index Area changes made. |
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SQL ABRT RQ |
The current command is executing on behalf of an SQL request and, based upon the current process, cannot immediately be aborted. The abort request has been accepted, but the abort is delayed until the SQL process is one which accepts the abort. |
Action:
None. This is a verification message.
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