NET/MASTER Messages Manual

NNM0313
Messages
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NNM0313 FILENAME FILEID A/U RKP KYL STUS OPTNS
Cause. A SHOW UDB command was issued and the message is part of the response.
The line contains the headings of the SHOW UDB display. Other messages provide
the actual information.
FILENAME is the heading for the name of a UDB file.
FILEID is the heading for the UDB ID of the file.
A/U is the heading for the number of NCL processes accessing the file.
RKP is the heading for the relative position (offset) of the primary key from
the beginning of a record. The offset is in bytes.
KYL is the heading for the length of the primary key. The length is in bytes.
STUS is the heading for the status of the file. The status is one of the
following:
AVAL indicates that the file is available for use.
CLSD indicates that the file is closed.
ERR indicates that an error occurred while opening the file.
STOP indicates that the file has no UDB ID.
SYS indicates a system file (owned by NonStop NET/MASTER MS).
OPTNS is the heading for the options specified when the file was opened. The
options are as follows:
B indicates buffered cache.
C indicates shared sequential buffering.
I indicates read-only access.
K indicates a key-sequenced file opened for random access.
indicates non-shared sequential buffering.
R indicates that the file was cleared on open.
S indicates sequential access.
If the value of the option is blank, the DP2 disk process determines the
file access method.
Effect. The headings are displayed.
Recovery. This message is informational only; no recovery action is necessary.