ALLBASE/SQL Message Manual (36216-90213)

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ALLBASE/SQL Warning Messages
34078 MESSAGE Number of referential constraints exceeds
internal maximum
(max=!) (DBWARN 34078)
CAUSE In shared memory, referential constraint (PCR) ids are
represented by TIDs. During the SET
DBENVIRONMENT command, SQLMON reads from
SYSTEM.CONSTRAINT to obtain information that maps
each PCR TID to an OWNER.TABLE/CONSTRAINT
name. There is a limit to the number that can be mapped:
if the number of PCRs within the DBEnvironment exceeds
the limit, then DBWARN 34078 is displayed. A PCR
encountered after the limit has been reached is treated as
follows: In the LOCK subsystem, the name of the PCR is
displayed in TID format, instead of as an
OWNER.TABLE/CONSTRAINT string, when locks are
acquired on the PCR. In the SAMPLEIO subsystem, the
PCR is never displayed on the INDEXES or TABINDEX
screens, even though I/O activity might have been
observed for it, because the internal limit also affects the
number of PCRs for which historical I/O data is
maintained. The PCR can appear on the OBJECTS screen
if it is observed in the data buffer pool: the name of the
PCR is displayed in TID format, instead of as an
OWNER.TABLE/CONSTRAINTstring, and the TOTALIO
field is always '???'. In the STATIC subsystem, the PCR is
never displayed.
ACTION If you need the limit increased, please contact your HP
Service Representative or Response Center.
34095 MESSAGE *** Bad JOB CONTROL WORD 'COLUMNS'. Default
Column Size used. (DBWARN 34095)
CAUSE Incorrect column size specification.
ACTION No action required if default column size is acceptable.
34096 MESSAGE *** Bad JOB CONTROL WORD 'LINES'. Default
Line Size used. (DBWARN 34096)
CAUSE Incorrect line size syntax.
ACTION No action required if default line size is acceptable.
34097 MESSAGE *** Variable 'COLUMNS' badly set. 80 used.
(DBWARN 34097)
CAUSE Incorrect variable column syntax.
ACTION No action required if 80 is acceptable.
34098 MESSAGE *** Variable 'LINES' badly set. 24 used.
(DBWARN 34098)
CAUSE Incorrect variable line syntax.