Adabas Response Codes - Software AG Documentation
Adabas Response Codes - Software AG Documentation
Adabas Response Codes - Software AG Documentation
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Overview of Messages<br />
<strong>Response</strong> 168<br />
Origin Mainframe systems only<br />
Explanation An internal command ID required during coupling processing was not found.<br />
<strong>Response</strong><br />
170<br />
Origin Mainframe and open systems<br />
Explanation The <strong>Adabas</strong> RABN required for the command could not be located for one of the<br />
following reasons:<br />
The buffer segment was called with a RABN of zero.<br />
The specified RABN does not belong to this database and is invalid.<br />
On open systems, the Additions 2 field contains the invalid RABN in 4 byte binary<br />
format.<br />
Action On open systems, run the LOST, INDEX and DATA options of ADAVFY for the file<br />
in question and contact your <strong>Software</strong> <strong>AG</strong> technical support representative.<br />
<strong>Response</strong> 171<br />
Origin Mainframe systems only<br />
Explanation The constant set used by <strong>Adabas</strong> could not be located.<br />
<strong>Response</strong><br />
172<br />
Origin Mainframe and open systems<br />
<strong>Adabas</strong> <strong>Response</strong> <strong>Codes</strong><br />
Explanation On mainframe systems, an ISN was less than the MINISN or greater than the MAXISN<br />
setting in effect for the file.<br />
On open systems, the maximum possible ISN of the file was reached and no more can<br />
be allocated.<br />
Action On open systems, if the file contains significantly less than 2 32 records, you should<br />
unload the file with ADAULD and reload it with ADAMUP without USERISN.<br />
However, you must be aware that problems may arise if the ISNs have semantics for<br />
you - if, for example, you use the ISNs to reference records in this file, additional<br />
reorganization of these references will be necessary. The alternative to unloading and<br />
reloading the data is to split up your data into more than one file, and to adapt your<br />
application accordingly.<br />
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