Adabas Transaction Manager Messages and Codes - Software AG ...

Adabas Response Codes
60
Subcode
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
21
22
Meaning
On mainframe systems, an E1 (delete record) command was given without
specifying a valid file number.
On open systems, the file to be created already exists.
The program tried to perform an LF command on system file 1 or 2.
On mainframe systems, the program tried to access a file that was not listed in
the file list of an open (OP) executed with the R option.
On open systems, \an ET user with a restricted file list and ACC = file number
attempted to issue a UPD command, or a user with a restricted file list attempted
to touch a file that is not in the file list
The file that the program attempted to access is completely locked. This is usually
because the maximum number of logical file extents that can fit into the FCB have
been used.
Action: Reorder, then unlock the file. Continue operation.
The program attempted to access a file which is locked with exclusive EXU status.
An LF command (read FDT) was run on a file that is not loaded; neither the FCB
nor the FDT exists.
File has been locked with LOCKF.
A file is password-protected and the password was specified, but the
corresponding security file is missing (not loaded).
A command was issued against a LOB file. Commands involving LB fields should
be directed against the associated base file, not the LOB file.
A file is being loaded so its information is temporarily unavailable.
On mainframe systems, an attempt was made to perform an update (e.g. A1, E1,
N1/2) against a file loaded with the attribute RPLUPDATEONLY=YES.
On open systems, the file was locked by ADAOPR.
An attempt was made to perform an update (e.g. A1, E1, N1/2) against a file loaded
with the attribute READONLY=YES.
File has been locked with ALOCKF.
On mainframe systems, there was not enough space for encoding elements (ECSE).
On open systems, a two-byte file number was used against a lower version
database that does not support large file numbers.
On mainframe systems, the required ECS objects needed for conversion between
user and system data representation could not be loaded.
On open systems, the file control block (FCB) is invalid (corrupted).
Adabas Transaction Manager Messages and Codes