001

01

N

N

CA Datacom CICS Services error.
The requested table was not in
any User Requirements Table
(URT). The reason for this error is usually a SYNONYM problem, but it could be a bad table name or a nonexistent table name in the
Request Area.

If you do not know which URT is involved, do the following to isolate and determine the problem, if it is reproducible:

• DBOC TRACE,RCBYPASS=00 <-enter>
• DBOC TRACE,RCBYPASS=14 <-enter>
• DBOC TRACE,RCBYPASS=91 <-enter>
• DBOC TRACEON
• RERUN test or wait awhile
• DBOC INQ=TRACE

This should show what the table name was. If the table name is invalid, fix the application and retry. If the table name is valid, issue the following:

• DBOC INQ=????.ttt (where ttt is the table name)

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22

N

N

The requested table is not in any
of the loaded User Requirements Tables (URTs) and was therefore
not opened for processing. This message is also generated if the
user has specified the User Requirements Table option SYNONYM=YES without specifying
a table name and DBID in the
request area.

• If you are using the CA Datacom IMS/DC Services, a transaction requires a program or URT
  which is not defined in the PUT table.
• If you are using CA Datacom Server, a non-SQL transaction referenced a closed dynamic
  URT.

Verify the spelling of the table name.

• If it is misspelled, correct the spelling. If the table name is not misspelled, generate a new URT which includes the requested table and reissue the request.
• If you have chosen the User Requirements Table option SYNONYM=YES, ensure the table name and DBID are specified in the request area.
• If you are using the CA Datacom IMS/DC Services, define the program or the URT to the PUT table. See the CA Datacom IMS/DC Services documentation.
• If you are using CA Datacom Server, open the dynamic URTs.