SQL/MP Messages Manual

SQLCI Utility Processor Messages (9000 to 9999)
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SQL 9171
Cause. The file named in the RECOVERYFILE parameter of the APPEND,
APPENDRESTART, or APPENDCANCEL command was written by a different version
of SQL than is currently installed. It is in a format not usable by the current SQL.
Effect. The command fails. The target is not modified.
Recovery. If the wrong file was named in the RECOVERYFILE parameter, reissue the
command using the right filename. If the intended file was named, the only way to use
it is to revert to the version of SQL that created it.
SQL 9172
Cause. You specified a recovery file that holds recovery data for a different table than
the one that is the target of the current command. The data in that file cannot be used
with the current target table.
Effect. The command fails. The target is not modified.
Recovery. If the wrong file was named in the RECOVERYFILE parameter or as the
target table, reissue the command using the right filename.
SQL 9173
Cause. The target table name recorded in the recovery file matches the target of this
command, but one of the attributes of the target table does not match what is recorded
in the recovery file. The attribute for which there is a mismatch is the second word of
the message. When the attribute that differs is the PARTONLY option, “Target table
value” means the value specified in this command.
Effect. The command fails. The target is not modified.
Recovery. If the wrong file was named in the RECOVERYFILE parameter or as the
target table, reissue the command using the right filename. If the attributes of the target
table have changed since the recovery file was written, no recovery is possible.
9171 Recovery file has the wrong version. Version in file is
value-1; version needed is value-2.
9172 The recovery file names a different target table than
specified in this command. The table name in the recovery
file is value-1.
9173 The value-1 value of the target table differs from that
recorded in the recovery file.
Target table value: value-2; value in recovery file: value-3.