ODBC Server Messages Manual

NonStop™ ODBC Server Messages
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Messages Displayed on the Workstation
Recovery. Correct the statement to create an index that does not already exist.
32059
Cause. Either the statement referenced an index that does not exist, or the index is not
registered in the NonStop™ ODBC Server mapping tables.
Effect. The statement fails.
Recovery. If the index does not exist, correct the statement to reference an existing
index. If the index exists but for some reason is not registered in the mapping tables,
execute the REFRESH statement.
32060
Cause. Either the statement referenced an index that does not exist, or the index is not
registered in the system catalog.
Effect. The statement fails.
Recovery. If the index does not exist, correct the statement to reference an existing
index.
32061
Cause. Either a statement attempted to create an object that already exists in the
database, or a nonexistent object is registered in the NonStop™ ODBC Server mapping
tables.
Effect. The statement fails.
Recovery. If the object exists in the database, correct the statement to reference a
nonexistent object. If the object does not exist but is registered in the mapping tables,
you can either choose an unused object name or execute the REFRESH statement to
clean up the mapping tables.
32062
Cause. Either the statement referenced a table or view that does not exist, or the table or
view is not registered in the mapping tables.
Effect. The statement fails.
Cannot drop the index index-name because it does not exist.
Cannot drop the index index-name because it does not exist in
the system catalogs.
There is already an object named object-name in the database.
The table or view name does not exist.