SQL/MP Messages Manual

SQL Catalog Manager Messages (1000 to 1999)
HP NonStop SQL/MP Messages Manual—427720-006
3-63
SQL 1388
Cause. Stated in the error message.
Effect. The statement fails.
Recovery. If the CATALOGS table does not have an entry for an existing catalog, the
CATALOGS table might be corrupted. Contact your system manager about using a
licensed SQLCI2 process to insert the appropriate entry in the CATALOGS table or to
drop the catalog without reference to the CATALOGS table.
SQL 1389
Cause. The constraint name is not unique for the table.
Effect. The statement fails.
Recovery. Rename the constraint.
SQL 1390
Cause. Stated in the error message.
Effect. The statement fails.
Recovery. If the information in your catalog does not agree with the disk directory,
your dictionary is corrupted. Contact your system manager about repairing the catalog
with the CLEANUP utility or a licensed SQLCI2 process. For more information on
CLEANUP and licensed SQLCI2, refer to the SQL/MP Installation and Management
Guide.
SQL 1391
Cause. Stated in the error message.
Effect. The statement fails.
Recovery. To drop a system catalog, use the DROP SYSTEM CATALOG command.
To drop a user catalog, use the DROP CATALOG command.
1388 Catalog value-1 could not be found in the system catalog
(see value-2 table).
1389 A constraint named value-1 already exists for the table
value-2.
1390 Constraint value-1 could not be found for table value-2.
1391 The catalog class (system or user) does not match the
drop command class.