Message Reference

How This Book Is Structured

This book lists the possible error messages generated by the various components of DB2.

Organization

The book is divided into the following sections:

• Chapter 1. "Introduction to Messages", describes how to access and interpret error messages.

• Chapter 2. "Capture and Apply (ASN) Messages", describes the messages generated by DB2 Replication.

• Chapter 3. "CCA Messages", describes the messages generated by the DB2 Client Configuration Assistant.

• Chapter 4. "CLI Messages", describes the messages generated by the DB2 Call Level Interface.

• Chapter 5. "DBA Messages", describes the messages generated by the DB2 Control Center and the Database Administration Utility.

• Chapter 6. "DBI Messages", describes the messages generated through the installation and configuration of DB2.

• Chapter 7. "DB2 Messages", describes the messages generated by the command line processor.

• Chapter 8. "SAT Messages", describes the messages generated by DB2 Satellite Edition.

• Chapter 9. "SPM Messages", describes the messages generated by the DB2 Sync Point Manager (SPM).

• Chapter 10. "SQJ Messages", describes the messages generated by DB2 Embedded SQL in Java (SQLJ).

• Chapter 11. "SQL Messages", describes the messages (SQLCODES) generated by the database manager when a warning or error condition is detected.

• Chapter 12. "SQLSTATE Messages", describes the meaning of each SQLSTATE value.

• Appendix A. "Communications Errors", describes communications error codes associated with sqlcode -30081.

• Appendix B. "SPM Protocol Violation Records", lists C language definitions of records that might be written to DB2's first failure service log by the SPM.

Conventions

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