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Cause
You attempted to register catalog catalog on node node, but a reference to catalog
already exists on that node.
Effect
The operation fails.
Recovery
SQL 25403
25403 Catalog catalog already exists on node node1, but it is unrelated
to the catalog of the same name on the local node node2.
catalog
node1
node2
Cause
You attempted to access catalog catalog on node node1, but an independent catalog
with the same name already exists on that node.
Effect
If the message is issued as an error, the operation fails. If the message is issued as a
warning (accompanying warning 25406), a late name resolution or automatic recompilation
is attempted.
Recovery
message is issued as a warning, the HP Neoview database software attempts to recover
automatically.
SQL 25404
25404 Catalogs catalog1 and catalog2 must have identical visibility.
catalog1 and catalog2
Cause
You attempted to establish a relationship between catalog1 and catalog2, which
have different visibility.
Effect
The operation fails.
Recovery
SQL 25405
25405 Catalog catalog cannot be created because location location is a
remote node.
catalog
location
Cause
A CREATE CATALOG operation specified a remote location, either explicitly or
because the default volume is remote.
Effect
The operation fails.
Recovery
SQL 25406
25406 Runtime visibility check failed for type of object object trying
to access node.
type of object
object
node
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Versioning, Distribution, and JDBC Messages (25000 Through 25499 and 29000 Through 29399)
Correct the error and retry the operation.
is the ANSI name of the target catalog.
is a remote node where an independent catalog with the desired ANSI name
already exists.
is the name of the local node.
If the message is issued as a error, correct the error and retry the operation. If the
are ANSI catalog names.
Correct the error and retry the operation.
is the ANSI name of the target catalog.
is the location from a CREATE CATALOG operation.
Correct the error and retry the operation.
is the object type of object (for instance, index).
is the ANSI name of a database object specified in the DML query.
is the expand node name of a remote node where one or more partitions
of object resided when the DML query was compiled.
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