NET/MASTER Messages Manual

NNM0300
Messages
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NNM0300 command-type REQUEST COMPLETE filename
Cause. A UDBCTL command was issued and was successful. If the command
operated on two related files and the operation was successful on only one file,
filename identifies that file.
command-type is one of the following types of operation:
ASSIGN assigns a UDB ID to a file or a pair of related files.
CLOSE closes a file or a pair of files that were opened as a
UDB.
OPEN opens a file or a pair of related files as a UDB.
RESET performs a FUP PURGEDATA operation on a file.
STOP dissociates a UDB ID from a UDB.
Effect. The operation is completed. If filename appears in the message, the operation
fails on the other file of the pair.
Recovery. If the message appears without filename , no recovery action is necessary.
If filename appears in the message, the operation fails on the other file of the pair.
Another message indicates the reason of the failure. Correct the problem, and reissue
the command.
NNM0301 FILEID fileid IS INVALID
Cause. A UDBCTL OPEN command was issued but an invalid UDB ID was specified.
A UDB ID must satisfy the following criteria:
The length must be from one through eight characters.
Valid characters are letters, digits, @, #, $, and _.
The ID must not begin with a digit.
fileid is the ID specified for the UDB file to be opened.
Effect. No UDB file is opened.
Recovery. Use the SHOW UDB command to check the ID of a UDB file. Specify a
correct ID and retry the command.