Reason:
In an SQL (IBM DB2 or CA Datacom/SQL) environment, a ROWID is a column or set of columns in the dataview that correspond to a unique index. The valid ROWIDs for an SQL DVW are listed at the bottom of the DVW after the column definitions.
The dataview you are using is based on an SQL table that does not have a unique index. A FOR construct with ORDERED BY clause or a FOR construct with the following embedded CA Ideal statements:
COMMIT FOR constructs cannot re-access dataview columns after such embedded statements unless a ROWID is defined for the DATAVIEW. This is an SQL restriction.
Action:
See your Data Base Administrator to create such an index or restraint for the table, or employ a dataview of the table that includes access to such an index.
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