Return Code 02 - INVALID TABLE NAME

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Return Code 02 - INVALID TABLE NAME

Reason:

The table name cannot be found in the Directory.

Action:

See the following internal return codes for details.

Return Code 02 Internal Return Codes

Dec	Hex	M	B	Explanation	User Response
021	15	N	N	The table name in the Request Area is not in the Directory (CXX).	If this error occurs during normal application processing, an internal error is indicated. If this error occurs during execution of the CA Datacom/DB Utility (DBUTLTY), see internal code 52 (hex 34) of this return code (02).
052	34	N	N	The request was an OPEN and one of the tables in the User Requirements Table is not defined to the Directory. The request was an OPEN and all the tables in the area being backed up/extracted (Native) or RETIXed are in "NOT LOADED" status.	If the table was not defined to the Directory, define the table in CA Datacom Datadictionary and post the definition to the Directory. If the table name was misspelled, correct the spelling. To examine valid table names, produce a Directory report by executing the DBUTLTY REPORT AREA= CXX function. Consult the chapter on creating new databases in the CA Datacom Datadictionary User Guide for directions on defining a table in CA Datacom Datadictionary and updating the Directory. If the tables are NOT LOADED, null load or load the tables.
053	35	N	N	The request was made using CXXMAINT to delete a table. The table happens to be a Child of a partition.	Individual Children of partitions cannot be deleted. You may delete all Children using the Parent name.

Dec

Hex

Explanation

User Response

021

The table name in the Request
Area is not in the Directory (CXX).

If this error occurs during normal application processing, an internal error is indicated. If this error occurs during execution of the CA Datacom/DB Utility (DBUTLTY), see internal code 52 (hex 34) of this return code (02).

052

The request was an OPEN and
one of the tables in the User
Requirements Table is not defined
to the Directory.

The request was an OPEN and all
the tables in the area being backed up/extracted (Native) or RETIXed
are in "NOT LOADED" status.

If the table was not defined to the Directory, define the table in CA Datacom Datadictionary and post the definition to the Directory. If the table name was misspelled, correct the spelling. To examine valid table names, produce a Directory report by executing the DBUTLTY REPORT AREA= CXX function. Consult the chapter on creating new databases in the CA Datacom Datadictionary User Guide for directions on defining a table in CA Datacom Datadictionary and updating the Directory.

If the tables are NOT LOADED, null load or load the tables.

053

The request was made using CXXMAINT to delete a table. The table happens to be a Child of a partition.

Individual Children of partitions cannot be deleted. You may delete all Children using the Parent name.