ALLBASE/SQL Message Manual (36216-90213)

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ALLBASE/SQL Error Messages: 11007-22540
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The system clock was set backward incorrectly. To ensure
that recovery works correctly, ALLBASE/SQL requires
that the date/time of the current action is later than the
date/time of the preceding action. If the date/time of the
current action is earlier than the date/time of the previous
action (as is the case when this message is returned),
ALLBASE/SQL will not function until the date/time of the
current action is later than the date/time of the previous
action. For example, if the year 1990 is entered instead of
1989, the database system will wait for a year, unless the
action below is followed.
ACTION 1. If the system clock was set forward incorrectly, used by
databases, and then set backward, do the following:
• Kill all database processes.
• Set the system clock
ahead of the incorrect date
used by the data.
• Back up all the DBEnvironments that were accessed
while the incorrect date was in effect. Use the
SQLUtil STORE command on each
DBEnvironment.
• Shut down the DBEnvironments.
• Reset the system clock to the correct time.
• Issue the START DBE NEWLOG statement.
• Resume operations.
2. If the system clock was set backward incorrectly:
• Set the system clock forward to the correct time.
• Resume operations.
Consult your system administrator for assistance in
resetting the system clock.
14052 MESSAGE Failed to start DBCORE. (DBERR 14052)
CAUSE You are trying to use a command which causes the
database to be started in single user mode, but the
database is already being accessed by other users
ACTION Make sure all users are logged off the database before you
issue the command that starts the database in single user
mode.
14056 MESSAGE File System Error in DBEnvironment. (DBERR
14056)
CAUSE Internal error.