SQL/MP Messages Manual

SQL Catalog Manager Messages (1000 to 1999)
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SQL 1132
Cause. You attempted to downgrade a catalog without sufficient authority, as follows:
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you were not a generalized owner of the catalog, or
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you did not have read, write, and purge authority for each catalog table, or
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you did not have write authority for the CATALOGS table in the system catalog.
Effect. The downgrade operation fails.
Recovery. Obtain appropriate security access for the specified catalog. If you are
already a generalized owner of the catalog, use ALTER CATALOG to give yourself
read, write, and purge authority for the catalog tables. If you do not have write access
to the CATALOGS table, use the ALTER TABLE... SECURE statement to resecure it
with sufficient authority.
SQL 1133
Cause. See the file system or disk process error following this error for the cause.
Effect. The statement fails.
Recovery. Correct the file system or disk process error condition and enter the
statement again.
SQL 1134
Cause. See the file system or disk process error following this error for the cause.
Effect. Temporary file labels created by Phase 1 of the DOWNGRADE CATALOG
operation might still exist. These files have names that begin with the pattern ZZDN*.
Recovery. To remove the existing temporary file labels manually, use the CLEANUP
utility or the GOAWAY utility.
1132 You do not have authority to downgrade the catalog
value-1.
1133 The DOWNGRADE CATALOG operation could not alter the
Owner, Security Vector or NoPurgeUntil file attribute in the
label of value-1.
1134 The DOWNGRADE CATALOG command was attempting to purge
temporary file labels after an error occurred, but was unable
to begin or end a TMF transaction to perform the cleanup
operation.