MXGNAMES utility

This subsection describes the messages generated by the MXGNAMES utility. Each number represents a general category of errors, followed by more specific errors and messages. The general categories are:

  • MXGNAMES0000: Program errors

  • MXGNAMES0002: File errors

  • MXGNAMES0003: SQL errors

  • MXGNAMES0004: Command-line errors

MXGNAMES0000

MXGNAMES0000: Program error: Insufficient memory to allocate object object. Program terminating.

Cause MXGNAMES failed to allocate memory needed for execution.

Effect The operation fails.

Recovery Determine the memory usage on the system and, if necessary, contact your service provider.

MXGNAMES0002

MXGNAMES0002: File error EDIT function error: error number, file: file name.

Cause An error occurred during the reading or writing of the EDIT file.

Effect The operation fails.

Recovery See the Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual to diagnose and correct the problem.

MXGNAMES0002

MXGNAMES0002: File error: Output file already exists: filename.

Cause The output file you specified, or a continuation file whose name was automatically generated by MXGNAMES, already exists.

Effect The operation fails.

Recovery Make sure that explicitly named files, or potential continuation files, do not already exist.

MXGNAMES0003

MXGNAMES0003: SQL error: Prepare statement error occurred: 15001.

Cause MXGNAMES was unable to prepare the query necessary to retrieve the table information.

Effect MXGNAMES proceeds to the next table, if any.

Recovery Make sure that the input list of table names specified for the SQLNames option is properly formatted. If this does not correct the problem, contact your service provider.

MXGNAMES0004

MXGNAMES0004: Command line error: unknown option option.

Cause You specified an unknown option on the MXGNAMES command line.

Effect The operation fails.

Recovery Remove the unknown option and resubmit.

MXGNAMES0004

MXGNAMES0004: Command line error: output-format is required.

Cause You failed to specify either output format (-BR2 or -TMF) at the command line.

Effect The operation fails.

Recovery Specify the output format at the command line and resubmit.

MXGNAMES0004

MXGNAMES0004: Command line error: -node option required with -BR2.

Cause You specified the -BR2 output format but did not specify the-node option for the target node.

Effect The operation fails.

Recovery Add the -node option and resubmit.

MXGNAMES0004

MXGNAMES0004: Command line error: option option can only be specified once.

Cause You specified a given option more than once.

Effect The operation fails.

Recovery Remove the duplicate option and resubmit.

MXGNAMES0004

MXGNAMES0004: Command line error: Missing or invalid value for option option.

Cause Either you omitted a value or specified an invalid value for an option that requires a value.

Effect The operation fails.

Recovery Specify a correct value for the option and resubmit.

MXGNAMES0004

MXGNAMES0004: Command line error: option option does not take a value.

Cause You specified a value for an option that does not take a value, such as -TMF, -BR2, or -nocomment.

Effect The operation fails.

Recovery Remove the unnecessary values specified for the option and resubmit.