Reason:
The message occurs if a database (base) in the process of being opened is found to be currently open for update by another copy (or previous copy) of CA Datacom. In the message text:
Is the database ID of the database that is not available for open.
Is the name of the Job that owns the lock (if the Job is not now running, it acquired ownership and terminated without freeing the lock).
Is the date and time the Job that owns the lock acquired the lock, given in the format ccyymmddhhmmss.
Is the location WHERE the Job that owns the lock occurred as follows:
MU replaces the xx if the Job that owns the lock is a Multi-User Facility.
UT replaces the xx if the Job that owns the lock is a DBUTLTY execution.
SU replaces the xx if the Job that owns the lock is a single user execution not DBUTLTY..
UK replaces the xx if the Job that owns the lock is not known, such as set by a Version of CA Datacom/DB that does not set the value.
Note: This message often occurs before a return code error of 46(046) or 51(002).
Action:
None; This message is informational to assist in understanding a following RC condition.
Reason:
The database number that the ‘dbid’ variable provided has been opened by CA Datacom Version 15.0 and was in a database FORMAT of 0-1-2. However, it was converted to FORMAT 3 as required for Version 15. This message occurs once per database that Version 15.0 opens. If the CXX is accessed later by a CA Datacom Version 14.0 code line, it issues the same message number but it notes ‘FORMAT TO 2’ because Version 14.0 does not support FORMAT 3 and therefore alters the format to its liking.
Because the CXX in Version 15.0 remains in the same level and release as the CXX in Version 14.0, both code lines can interchangeably access and use the CXX. This is a Version 15 feature with a companion solution to Version 14. By allowing the CXX release to remain at 14.0 and both code Versions adapting to this common database, it allows an upgrade from 14.0 to 15.0 with no outage to change the CXX release and also no outage if needing to downgrade from 15.0 to 14.0.
The ‘dbid’ is the database ID (number) that is being opened and having changes made to its format.
Action:
None. This message is for information only. However, if you see it and do not expect to see this message and it occurs, Version 14.0 code has opened the database after it was last opened by the Version 15.0 code.
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