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DDL Messages
***ERROR*** Object element invalid- Dictionary is corrupt
Cause. A dictionary was updated incorrectly.
Effect. DDL rejects the object.
Recovery. Rebuild the dictionary.
***ERROR*** Object is used by some other object(s)-
object-name
Cause. An object you attempted to create or delete is referenced by another object.
Effect. DDL does not create or delete the object.
Recovery. Delete the referring object before creating or deleting the specified object.
You can use the SHOW USE OF statement to determine which objects use the
specified object and the OUTPUT UPDATE statement to perform the deletion.
***ERROR*** Object name already exists in dictionary
Cause. The object you attempted to create has the same name as an object that is
already in the open dictionary.
Effect. DDL rejects the object.
Recovery. Give the object a different name and recompile.
***ERROR*** Object not in dictionary- object-name
Cause. An object specified in a statement or command or referenced by another
object is not in the open dictionary.
Effect. DDL does not execute the statement or command, or DDL rejects the referring
object.
Recovery. Define the missing object and reissue the command or statement, or
recompile the referring object.
***FATAL ERROR*** Object number exceeded maximum value in DDF
Cause. The next-obj number in DICTDDF exceeds the unsigned 32-bit range. The
dictionary is full and no more objects can be added.
Effect. DDL closes the dictionary and output files and stops processing.
Recovery. Delete some objects from the dictionary and recompile.
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