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DB13115E

RESTART, BASE n DORESTART, OPEN UPDATE BUT NOT MUF U-ccyymmddhhmmss updateloc R-ccyymmddhhmmss resetloc

Reason:

The MUF startup option DORESTART specified that the Multi-User Facility (MUF) was to open database n. However, DORESTART was not honored because the database was open for update by some other process such as DBUTLTY. Because DORESTART could not acquire control of the database, it issued this message.

Following U- in the message text is the date and time the database was last opened for update. The date and time is in ccyymmddhhmmss format as follows:

cc

century

yy

year

mm

month

dd

day

hh

hour

mm

minute

ss

second

Note: The date can be all zeros if the database has not been updated since it was added to the CXX.

Following the date and time of the last open for update, the updateloc indicates the location of the last open for update. This location can be wrong if there has been a mixing of CA Datacom/DB r11 SP2 or later with a prior release. Possible values for the location of the last open for update are as follows:

MU

Indicates the location of the open for update was the MUF.

UT

Indicates a DBUTLTY function opened the database for update in the DBUTLTY address space (not in the MUF address space).

SU

Indicates Single User (not DBUTLTY).

UK

Indicates an unknown location. This occurs if the date is zeros or if the database has not been opened for update using CA Datacom/DB r11 SP2 or later.

Following R- in the message text is the date and time of the last reset. The date and time is in ccyymmddhhmmss format as previously described.

Note: The date can be all zeros if the database has not been reset since it was added to the CXX.

Following the date and time of the last reset, the resetloc indicates the location of the last reset. This location can be wrong if there has been a mixing of CA Datacom/DB r11 SP2 or later with a prior release. Possible values for the location of the last reset are as follows:

MU

Indicates a MUF restart.

UT

Indicates a DBUTLTY RESET.

UK

Indicates that the reset occurred prior to CA Datacom/DB r11 SP2.

Action:

Either wait for the other process to complete or change the action to NORESTART. For details about using NORESTART, see the CA Datacom/DB Database and System Administration Guide.