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DB01340I

STATUS_BASE dbid

Reason:

The STATUS_BASE dbid console command causes this message. The dbid is required and must be a number from 1 through 5000. The text can be one of the following:

• INVALID DBID occurs if the value provided is an accepted number but is not in the range 1-5000
• BASE DOES NOT EXIST occurs if the data base does not exist in the Directory CXX
• CATALOG ACTIVE occurs if the data base is currently subject to a Datadictionary CATALOG process
• BASE NOT IN MEMORY occurs if the data base has not been brought into MUF memory this execution
• BASE CLOSED occurs if the base is in memory (opened or not) but not now open
• BASE OPEN READ occurs if the base is set as ACCESS NOOPT and currently open with only read users
• BASE OPEN WRITE, UPDATE URT OPEN occurs if the base is open for update and currently update URT(s) are open
• BASE OPEN WRITE, READ URT OPEN occurs if the base is open for update and currently only read URT(s) are open
• BASE OPEN WRITE, NO URT OPEN occurs if the base is open for update and currently no URT is open

Additionally, the following information may also be included as appropriate:

• (VIRTUAL) occurs if the base is currently set as VIRTUAL
• (NOOPT) occurs if the base is set as ACCESS NOOPT (not a best practice)
• (NOMAINT) occurs if the base is currently set as ACCESS NOMAINT
• (ACCESS UTLTY) occurs if the base is currently set as ACCESS UTLTY
• (ACCESS READ) occurs if the base is currently set as ACCESS READ
• (ACCESS OFF) occurs if the base is currently set as ACCESS OFF
• (SYSTEMDBID-DST) occurs if the base is set as the SYSTEMDBID to note the Dynamic System Tables base
• (SYSTEM) occurs if the base is set as a ‘system’ base. This includes: the accounting bases, CBS bases, CDC base(s), Datadictionary bases, history base(s), SQL base(s) (does not include SYSTEMDBID-DST noted above)

Action:

None. This message is for information only.