SQL4400N "<authorization-ID>" does not have the authority to perform the task at the DB2 Administration Server.
Explanation: The user does not have the necessary authority at the DB2 Administration Server to perform the attempted action.
User Response: Attach to the DB2 Administration Server using a user ID with the necessary Authority. Most tasks performed at the DB2 Administration Server require SYSADM authority.
SQL4401C The DB2 Administration Server encountered an error during startup.
Explanation: An error was encountered during startup of the DB2 Administration Server.
User Response: Refer to the DB2 Administration Server's First Failure Data Capture Log for additional information. Take the appropriate action as necessary and attempt to restart the DB2 Administration Server.
If the problem persists contact your technical service representative.
SQL4402W The DB2ADMIN command was successful.
Explanation: All processing completed normally.
User Response: No further action is required.
SQL4403N The syntax of the command is invalid.
Explanation: The command was entered using invalid arguments or an invalid number of parameters.
User Response: Re-submit the command with valid argument(s).
SQL4404N The DB2 Administration Server does not exist.
Explanation: The DB2 Administration Server was not found on the machine.
User Response: Create the DB2 Administration Server on the machine by entering DB2ADMIN command as follow:
DB2ADMIN CREATE
SQL4405W The DB2 Administration Server already exists.
Explanation: The DB2 Administration Server already exists on the machine
User Response: No further action is required.
SQL4406W The DB2 Administration Server was started successfully.
Explanation: All processing completed normally.
User Response: No further action is required.
SQL4407W The DB2 Administration Server was stopped successfully.
Explanation: All processing completed normally.
User Response: No further action is required.
SQL4408N The DB2 Administration Server was not dropped because it is active.
Explanation: The DB2 Administration Server must be stopped before it can be dropped.
User Response: To stop the DB2 Administration Server, enter the following command:
DB2ADMIN STOP
SQL4409W The DB2 Administration Server is already active.
Explanation: The DB2ADMIN START command can not be processed because the DB2 Administration Server is already active.
User Response: No further action is required.
SQL4410W The DB2 Administration Server is not active.
Explanation: The DB2ADMIN STOP command can not be processed because the DB2 Administration Server is not active.
User Response: No further action is required.
SQL4411N The requested operation is not allowed because the server instance is not the DB2 Administration Server.
Explanation: The requested operation is only valid when issued against the DB2 Administration Server.
User Response: The DB2 Administration Server should be set up using the DB2ADMIN command. Refer to the Quick Beginnings for further information about the DB2ADMIN command.
SQL4412N The logon user account for the DB2 Administration Server is invalid.
Explanation: To perform the requested task, the DB2 Administration Server must be running under a valid logon user account. This error is either caused by the account not being setup, or the logon user account does not contain a valid DB2 user ID.
User Response: If a logon user account has been set up, then ensure that the account uses a valid DB2 user ID.
You can set up the logon user account for the DB2 Administration Server by using the following command:
DB2ADMIN SETID <userid> <password>
SQL4413W Usage: DB2ADMIN creates, drops, starts, or stops the DB2 Administration Server.
Explanation: The DB2ADMIN command syntax is:
DB2ADMIN CREATE [/USER:<username>
/PASSWORD:<password>]
DROP
START
STOP
SETID <username> <password>
/h
The command options are:
User Response: Issue the DB2ADMIN command with one of the valid command options.
SQL4414N The DB2 Administration Server is not active.
Explanation: The request cannot be processed unless the DB2 Administration Server is active.
User Response: Start the DB2 Administration Server by issuing the command DB2ADMIN START, and reissue the request.