Warning messages are suffixed by a nnnW message number. They give information about parameters that may lead to unexpected results.
Reason:
Both NOACCESS and NOSWEEP were requested for the designated area or record. NOACCESS takes precedence and NOSWEEP is ignored.
Action:
If NOSWEEP is required, review all input parameter statements (listed on the Audit Report) to determine which statement specified NOSWEEP, or caused NOACCESS. If necessary, correct the parameter statements and resubmit the job.
Reason:
The CALCSETS operand was specified in the AUDIT statement. CA IDMS/DB Audit cannot ensure that all CALC records in all areas to be swept were copied into the subschema being used. A successful audit requires (and CA IDMS/DB Audit assumes) that they were copied.
Action:
None.
Reason:
A FIX parameter was entered without an AUDIT parameter statement. CA IDMS/DB Audit assumes an extract file from a previous CA IDMS/DB Audit job is being input. CA IDMS/DB Audit will open the extract file for input.
Action:
If CA IDMS/DB Audit terminates abnormally immediately after this message is issued, an input extract file does not exist. Supply an AUDIT parameter statement or supply the correct extract file. Resubmit the job.
Reason:
CA IDMS/DB Audit has performed a partial area audit for the area listing in the preceding message 001W.
Action:
None.
Reason:
An area that was not designated as NOACCESS or NOSWEEP contains records that were designated as NOACCESS or NOSWEEP by RECORD or SET parameter statements. The area will not be swept.
Action:
None.
Reason:
The db-key table filled when creating extracts for a set occurrence containing integrity errors. Information about the specific set occurrence precedes this message. Not all records for the set in error were retrieved. Fixing is not allowed.
Action:
Review the associated informative and error messages.
Reason:
The displayed logically deleted record (LDEL) is an owner of a non-empty set occurrence. CA IDMS/DB Audit did not delete the record. The set occurrence owned by the LDEL is displayed elsewhere on the Before Images Report.
Action:
You can perform the following actions in sequence to erase the member records owned by the LDEL and then erase the LDEL:
Reason:
In this run, CA IDMS/DB Audit did not perform an audit or fix any errors, because a REPORTS=ONLY statement was also entered. The statement indicates that only the report phase is to be performed.
Action:
None.
Reason:
The database contains an SR7 or a system-owned integrated index set. The subschema does not contain a description for that set, but the subschema is a partial definition of the database in regard to system owned integrated index sets.
Action:
None.
Reason:
An upper level pointer denoting an index orphan was found to be in error during the audit phase and was fixed before the fix phase was run.
Action:
Ensure that the correct version of extract files produced during the audit phase is being used.
Reason:
The SETLIMIT value was exceeded for an integrated index set, as reported in the previous message, 054E. CA IDMS/DB Audit bypassed disconnect auditing on all integrated index sets.
Action:
Choose an action appropriate for the conditions in your database:
Reason:
Member records of owned set in sweep area reside in a NOACCESS area.
Action:
Member records are not accessed.
Reason:
RECORD statement is set to NOSWEEP, which implies access to area, but area where records reside is set to NOACCESS.
Action:
Records are not accessed.
Reason:
Member records of owned set reside in a NOACCESS area.
Action:
Records will not be accessed.
Reason:
Member records of owned set to be audited reside in an area that has been set to NOACCESS.
Action:
Records are not accessed.
Reason:
RECORD statement is set to NOSWEEP, which implies access, but area where records reside is set to NOACCESS.
Action:
Records are not accessed.
Reason:
Member records of owned set reside in a NOACCESS area.
Action:
Records are not accessed.
Reason:
Member records of owned set reside in a NOACCESS area.
Action:
Records are not accessed.
Reason:
Member records of owned set in sweep area reside in a NOACCESS area.
Action:
Member records are not accessed.
Reason:
Member records of owned set in sweep area reside in a NOACCESS area.
Action:
Member records are not accessed.
Reason:
Member records of owned set in sweep area reside in a NOACCESS area.
Action:
Member records are not accessed.
Reason:
Member records of owned set in sweep area have been set to NOACCESS.
Action:
Member records are not accessed.
Reason:
Owner records that are flagged as sweep have set member records that are NOACCESS.
Action:
Member records are not accessed.
Reason:
Owner records that are flagged as sweep have set member records that are NOACCESS.
Action:
Member records are not accessed.
Reason:
Owner records that are flagged as sweep have set member records that are NOACCESS.
Action:
Member records are not accessed.
Reason:
Records set as NOSWEEP, which implies ACCESS, are flagged as NOACCESS due to area being NOACCESS.
Action:
Member records are not accessed.
Reason:
Records set as NOSWEEP, which implies ACCESS, are in area that is set to NOACCESS.
Action:
Member records are not accessed.
Reason:
Records set as NOSWEEP, which implies ACCESS, are in area that is set to NOACCESS.
Action:
Member records are not accessed.
Reason:
Owner records that are set to SWEEP have member records that are flagged as NOACCESS.
Action:
Member records are not accessed.
Reason:
Owner records that are set to SWEEP have member records in another area flagged as NOACCESS.
Action:
Member records are not accessed.
Reason:
Owner records that are set to SWEEP have member record in an area flagged as NOACCESS.
Action:
Member records are not accessed.
Reason:
Owner records that are set to SWEEP have member records in an area flagged as NOACCESS.
Action:
Member records are not accessed.
Reason:
Set that is flagged to be audited has member records in an area flagged as NOACCESS.
Action:
Member records are not accessed.
Reason: Set that is flagged to audit has member records in an area flagged as NOACCESS.
Action: Member records are not accessed.
Reason:
Pointer type flagged does not exist in all member records in set.
Action:
Inconsistent pointer type is ignored in records where it exists.
Reason:
Owner records in an area set to sweep have member records in an area flagged as NOACCESS.
Action:
Member records are not accessed.
Reason:
Owner records set to sweep have member records in another area flagged as NOACCESS.
Action:
Member records are not accessed.
Reason:
Set that is flagged to audit has member records in an area flagged as NOACCESS.
Action:
Member records are not accessed.
Reason:
Owner records in an area set to sweep have member records in an area flagged as NOACCESS.
Action:
Member records are not accessed.
Reason:
Owner records in an area to sweep have member records in an area flagged as NOACCESS.
Action:
Member records are not accessed.
Reason:
Owner records that are set to sweep have member records in an area flagged as NOACCESS.
Action:
Member records are not accessed.
Reason:
Set that is flagged to be audited has member records in an area flagged as NOACCESS.
Action:
Member records are not accessed.
Reason:
Record that is set to NOACCESS is also a CALC record.
Action:
CALC set is not audited.
Reason:
FSBUFFERS parameter is no longer valid.
Action:
Use SYSIDMS PREFETCH as an alternative to FSBUFFERS.
DBIO Major Error Status Codes
FS = FAST-SCAN
GP = FIND/OBTAIN PAGE
PR = PAGE RETURN
DBIO Minor Error Status Codes
A1 = New page returned
A2 = Function not supported
A3 = Invalid page range
A4 = Invalid qualifier
A5 = Page not current of run unit
A6 = Area not bound
A7 = Page return not on
A8 = Page return already on
A9 = Fast scan not on
B1 = Fast scan already on
B2 = SR4 chain error
B3 = SR2/SR3 chain error
B4 = HDR/FTR page number mismatch
B5 = Error closing file
B6 = Record not logically deleted
B7 = SMP currency error with page return on
B8 = Bad 'line space used' length in footer
B9 = No space in page
C1 = Duplicate DBKEY
C2 = Invalid Store
C3 = Skipped index
C4 = Broken chain
C5 = IXDET member of multiple sets
C6 = Ignored page reserve
C7 = Invalid Length - discrepancy in RDW lengths encountered
during attempted MODIFY RECORD
C8 = DMCL/SCHEMA CA IDMS release mismatch
C9 = Decompress error
D1 = Invalid record length
D4 = Invalid page displacement
D5 = Invalid request
D7 = GSDTPARM cannot be loaded
D8 = Record not found in PSUB
D9 = Segment named in DBNAME table entry is mismatched with current DMCL
DA = DBNAME not valid or segment name cannot be used as DBNAME
Minor return codes prefixed with an I indicate an internal error:
I1 = Invalid parameter list
I2 = Function not supported
I3 = File already open/close
I4 = Insufficient work space--record read is larger than subschema description
I5 = Invalid currency data
I6 = VSAM block error
I7 = Bad fast scan DMCL block
I8 = File not assigned
Figure 6.1: DBIO Error Codes
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