DB2 graphic  QMF Version 8

Messages DSQ20005 to DSQ23723

DSQ20005
Message:

Sorry, a system error occurred. Your command may not have been executed.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See &&apdgp. for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ20006
Message:

You have no more storage space.

Explanation:

Your command cannot be executed because you do not have any space left in your virtual storage or in the QMF internal buffer.

User Response:

Use a RESET DATA command. This should give you additional storage space. If you are not using DATA now, perhaps more storage space is necessary for your session. If this error repeats, contact your QMF administrator. If you are running a QBE query, reduce your query operation rows until you no longer receive the message.

DSQ20010
Message:

System problem in the FP function.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ20011
- DSQ20014
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20015
- DSQ20017
Message:

See DSQ20010.

DSQ20019, DSQ20020
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20021, DSQ20022
Message:

Free storage failed.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ20023
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20024
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20025
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20037
Message:

The cursor is not in position for &V1..

Explanation:

To use SPECIFY, the cursor must be on the column scrollable area of the display, or a line of column information must be displayed.

User Response:

Move the cursor to the column you want to specify and press the SPECIFY PF key (if available) or type SPECIFY on the command line and then move the cursor to the appropriate column and hit ENTER.

DSQ20038
- DSQ20039
Message:

&V1 command cannot be used now.

Explanation:

You have issued a command which is not valid from this panel, or you have issued a command which is not valid in this operating environment (for example, CICS).

User Response:

Choose a different command.

DSQ20040
Message:

The name used with the SPECIFY command is invalid.

Explanation:

The format for the SPECIFY command is SPECIFY name, where "name" is a Prompted Query function or a FORM.COLUMNS object. &V2. is not valid.

For prompted query, the valid REL prompted query functions are: Tables, Columns, Rows, Sort, Duplicates. The valid ER prompted query function is View.

For FORM.COLUMNS panel, the valid objects are: Alignment, Definition.

User Response:

Enter the SPECIFY command again with a valid name shown, or with no name for REL prompted query or FORM.COLUMNS.

DSQ20041
Message:

Only one name can be used with the SPECIFY command.

Explanation:

The format for the SPECIFY command is SPECIFY name, where "name" is a Prompted Query function or a FORM.COLUMNS object.

For prompted query, the valid REL prompted query functions are: Tables, Columns, Rows, Sort, Duplicates.

For FORM.COLUMNS panel, the valid objects are: Alignment, Definition.

It is valid to use no name. This causes the Specify dialog panel to be displayed.

User Response:

Enter the SPECIFY command again with one name or no name.

DSQ20042
Message:

You cannot use options with &V1..

Explanation:

You gave the command "&V1 (something". QMF cannot process options after a parenthesis with &V1.. The command was not performed.

User Response:

Remove the left parenthesis and everything after it.

DSQ20043
Message:

SPECIFY must be followed by VIEW in ER prompted query.

Explanation:

The format for the SPECIFY command is: SPECIFY name, where "name" is a Prompted Query function. The only valid ER prompted query function is View, and it is required.

User Response:

Enter the SPECIFY VIEW command again.

DSQ20046
Message:

Use nothing after &V1..

Explanation:

You cannot use a name or option after these commands:

BOTTOM    ENLARGE    REDUCE     CHECK
DELETE    INSERT     TOP        STATE
CHANGE    PREVIOUS   NEXT

In the table editor or global variable list you cannot use a name or option after the FORWARD or BACKWARD commands.

If you give the command by pressing a PF key, be sure that nothing is on the command line at that time.

User Response:

Remove everything after &V1 and give the command again.

DSQ20047
Message:

See DSQ20042

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ20048
Message:

See DSQ20038

DSQ20049
Message:

&V1 command cannot be keyed while LIST is active.

Explanation:

This command cannot be used from an entry field on the LIST panel or on the QMF Command panel while a LIST is displayed.

User Response:

Use a function key to run this command.

DSQ20051
Message:

OK, command cancelled.

DSQ20058, DSQ20059
Message:

Please follow the directions on the command prompt panel.

Explanation:

The message on the &V1 command prompt panel is not an error message. It is telling you to follow the prompt panel directions for completing and executing the &V1 command.

User Response:

Fill in the field(s) on the panel and press ENTER to execute the command. If all the required fields have already been filled in, just press ENTER.

DSQ20060
Message:

OK, &1 command executed successfully.

DSQ20061
Message:

OK, &1 command was cancelled at your request.

DSQ20062
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20063
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20064
Message:

&V2 is an invalid object type for the LIST command.

Explanation:

The LIST command requires one of the following object types to build a new database object list.

QUERIES - Lists Queries
PROCS   - Lists Procs
FORMS   - Lists Forms
QMF     - Lists Queries, Procs, and
          Forms
TABLES  - Lists Tables
ALL     - Lists Queries, Procs, Forms,
          and Tables
User Response:

Specify a valid object type and give the LIST command again.

DSQ20065
Message:

Too many names for LIST.

Explanation:

The format of the LIST command is

        LIST "type" (options

where "type" may be ALL, FORMS, QUERIES, PROCS, QMF, or TABLES followed by the keyword options NAME and/or OWNER

User Response:

Change the LIST command and give it again.

DSQ20066
Message:

The OWNER value of the LIST command is missing.

Explanation:

If specified, the OWNER keyword of the LIST command must have a value. The value can be up to 8 characters and must not begin with a blank.

User Response:

Specify a value for OWNER and issue the LIST command again.

DSQ20067
Message:

The OWNER value in the LIST command is invalid.

Explanation:

If specified, the OWNER keyword of the LIST command must have a value. The value can be up to 8 characters and must not begin with a blank.

User Response:

Correct the value for the OWNER keyword and issue the LIST command again.

DSQ20068
Message:

The NAME value of the LIST command is missing.

Explanation:

The NAME keyword of the LIST command must have a value if it is specified. Your current database connection to &LS. supports these lengths:

.

User Response:

Specify a value for NAME and issue the LIST command again.

DSQ20069
Message:

The NAME value in the LIST command is invalid.

Explanation:

The NAME keyword of the LIST command must have a value if specified. Your current database connection to &LS. supports these lengths:

.

User Response:

Correct the value for the NAME keyword and issue the LIST command again.

DSQ20070
Message:

&V2 is not valid with the LIST command.

Explanation:

Option &V2 is not allowed with the LIST command. Use only the options listed below:

    OWNER
    NAME
User Response:

Change or remove the option and enter the command again.

DSQ20071
Message:

An object type must accompany options for the LIST command.

Explanation:

LIST with no options or object type will display the current database object list. LIST with options requires one of the following object types to build a new object list.

QUERIES -   Lists Queries
PROCS   -   Lists Procs
FORMS   -   Lists Forms
QMF     -   Lists Queries, Procs, and
            Forms
TABLES  -   Lists Tables
ALL     -   Lists Queries, Procs, Forms,
            and Tables
User Response:

Remove the LIST options to display the current object list or specify an object type to build a new list and give the LIST command again.

DSQ20072
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20073
Message:

See DSQ20058 DSQ20058

DSQ20074
Message:

The database does not support three-part names.

Explanation:

The name you specified has a location qualifier "&V1". The database you are using does not support location qualifiers.

User Response:

Remove the location qualifier "&V1" and retry your command. See your QMF administrator to make sure you are using the correct database.

DSQ20075
Message:

No current list exists.

Explanation:

You must first use the LIST command with an object type named. For example,

        LIST QUERIES
User Response:

Enter the LIST command with an object type and any options, or enter LIST? to be prompted.

DSQ20076
Message:

No objects were found to satisfy your LIST command.

Explanation:

The TYPE or options you specified with your LIST command did not match any existing objects in the database.

User Response:

Change your LIST TYPE and/or options and give the command again.

DSQ20077
Message:

See DSQ20051

DSQ20079
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20080
Message:

The LOCATION value of the LIST command is missing.

Explanation:

If specified, the LOCATION keyword of the LIST command must have a value. The value can be up to 16 characters and must not begin with a blank.

User Response:

Specify a value for LOCATION and issue the LIST command again.

DSQ20081
Message:

The LOCATION value in the LIST command is invalid.

Explanation:

If specified, the LOCATION keyword of the LIST command must have a value. The value can be up to 16 characters and must not begin with a blank.

User Response:

Correct the value for the LOCATION keyword and issue the LIST command again.

DSQ20082
Message:

Function code not specified, or incorrect.

User Response:

This is a system error. Please see your system administrator for assistance, or consult the Installing and Managing QMF manual for your operating system.

DSQ20083, DSQ20084
Message:

Use nothing after LIST when dialog panels are displayed.

Explanation:

You cannot use a name or option after the LIST command when a dialog panel is displayed. Depending on the context of the dialog, LIST displays an appropriate list of items in a dialog panel.

User Response:

Remove everything after LIST and give the command again.

DSQ20085
Message:

See DSQ20060.

DSQ20086
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20092
Message:

OK, your database object list is displayed.

DSQ20093
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20094
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20095
Message:

See DSQ20061.

DSQ20114
- DSQ20117
Message:

&V1 is not a command.

Explanation:

&V1, the command you have given, must be either a QMF command or a command defined by your installation. One of the following may have occurred:

  1. The command is misspelled or its abbreviation is too short.
  2. It is in lower case and your CASE option is MIXED.
  3. It is an installation command following the 'QMF' command.
  4. The table defining installation commands is incomplete.
  5. If the command is "/*", then you probably have a procedure with logic with one or more blank lines before the opening comment. The opening comment of a procedure with logic must be on the first line of the procedure. Otherwise, the procedure will be assumed to be a linear procedure and the "/*" will be assumed to be a command.
User Response:

Find and use the correct command. You may need to:

  1. Use the HELP behind the QMF HOME PANEL to see QMF commands.
  2. Use upper case or change the CASE option in your PROFILE to UPPER or STRING.
  3. Use only QMF (not installation) commands after 'QMF'.
  4. See your QMF administrator to complete the table containing the installation commands.
DSQ20118
- DSQ20121
Message:

&V1 is not a command.

Explanation:

&V1, the command you have given, must be either a QMF command or a command defined by your installation. One of the following may have occurred:

  1. The command is misspelled or its abbreviation is too short.
  2. It is in lower case and your CASE option is MIXED.
  3. It is an installation command following the 'QMF' command.
  4. The table defining installation commands is incomplete.
User Response:

Find and use the correct command. You may need to:

  1. Use the HELP behind the QMF HOME PANEL to see QMF commands.
  2. Use upper case or change the CASE option in your PROFILE to UPPER or STRING.
  3. Use only QMF (not installation) commands after 'QMF'.
  4. See your QMF administrator to complete the table containing the installation commands.
DSQ20122
Message:

A QMF command must follow QMF.

Explanation:

A QMF command must follow QMF. For example,

    QMF DISPLAY Q.STAFF

Repeating the QMF command is not valid. For example, the following command is not valid.

    QMF DISPLAY Q.STAFF
User Response:

Use a valid QMF command after QMF.

DSQ20124
Message:

A command defined by your installation cannot follow QMF.

Explanation:

You used a command defined by your installation after QMF. Only a QMF command can follow QMF. For example,

    QMF DISPLAY Q.STAFF
User Response:

Either omit QMF from your command, or use a QMF command after QMF.

DSQ20125
Message:

&V1 must be followed by an object name.

Explanation:

&V1 is a verb that is part of a command defined by your installation that contains both a verb and an object. The object name is either misspelled or it is missing.

User Response:

Look at the table defined by your installation to find the full command name. Then enter the full name in the command area. If you entered this command from the LIST panel, be sure that your command was formatted correctly. Refer to help behind the LIST panel for details on entering QMF commands from that panel.

DSQ20126
Message:

See DSQ20006

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ20127
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20128, DSQ20129
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20130, DSQ20131
Message:

A command defined by your installation is too long.

Explanation:

You used a definition that has an &ALL variable. This variable is replaced by information from the command line. If the &ALL is contained in single quotes, quotes that appear in the replacement information on the command line are doubled. The resulting command definitions exceeds the maximum of 510 characters.

User Response:

You must either shorten the replacement information, or the command definition must be shortened. See your QMF administrator or someone with equivalent knowledge for assistance.

DSQ20132
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20133
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20139
Message:

See DSQ20049

DSQ20140
Message:

OK, &1 &2 executed successfully.

DSQ20142
Message:

Too many names after SWITCH.

Explanation:

Allowable format for the SWITCH command is: SWITCH COMMENTS. If you gave the SWITCH command by a PF key, be sure that nothing is on the command line when you press the key.

User Response:

Change your SWITCH command to the format shown and give it again.

DSQ20143
Message:

&V2 cannot be used with &V1..

Explanation:

&V2 is not allowed with the &V1 command.

User Response:

Use only COMMENTS with the &V1 command.

DSQ20144
Message:

See DSQ20042

DSQ20145
Message:

Use COMMENTS after &V1..

Explanation:

COMMENTS must follow the &V1 command. The allowable format is: SWITCH COMMENTS.

User Response:

Use COMMENTS after the &V1 command.

DSQ20146
Message:

Incorrect use of the SWITCH command.

Explanation:

You have issued a command which is not valid from this panel. If you wish to use the SWITCH option associated with the HELP command, the format is: HELP SWITCH.

User Response:

Change the command to HELP SWITCH if you wish to use the SWITCH option for the HELP command or choose a different command.

DSQ20147
Message:

OK, SORT panel displayed. Make a selection and press ENTER.

DSQ20148
Message:

See DSQ20046

DSQ20149
Message:

See DSQ20042

DSQ20150
Message:

See DSQ20038

DSQ20151
- DSQ20171
Message:

System problem in FP function. FPCODE = &V1.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ20184
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20185
Message:

See DSQ20005

DSQ20186
Message:

No message generated from last command-&1.

User Response:

This is a system error. See your system administrator for assistance, or consult the Installing and Managing QMF manual for your operating system.

DSQ20200
- DSQ20213
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ20215
Message:

DM function command buffer too small.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ20216, DSQ20217
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20218
Message:

See DSQ20215

DSQ20219
Message:

Invalid PFK code returned from hardware.

User Response:

This is a system error. See your system administrator for assistance, or consult the Installing and Managing QMF manual for your operating system.

DSQ20220
Message:

See DSQ20215

DSQ20222, DSQ20223
Message:

Free storage failed.

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ20224, DSQ20225
Message:

F&V1 is not active on this panel.

Explanation:

You pressed F&V1., which does not have an action associated with it on the current panel.

User Response:

Use only function keys labeled on the current panel.

DSQ20226
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20227
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20228
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20229
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20230
Message:

Required storage could not be allocated.

User Response:

This is a system error. See your system administrator for assistance, or consult the Installing and Managing QMF manual for your operating system.

DSQ20240
Message:

OK, previous command (back &1) has been retrieved.

DSQ20241
Message:

No command entered yet that can be retrieved.

Explanation:

The RETRIEVE command recalls and replaces text that has previously been entered in the command line. Nothing has been entered in the command line during the current session. If you have previously entered commands on the command line, your most recent command may have invoked a new QMF session, thereby preventing you from retrieving that command.

User Response:

Do not use the RETRIEVE command until a command has been executed using the command line.

DSQ20243
- DSQ20244
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ20247
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20250
- DSQ20253
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ20255
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20270
- DSQ20273
Message:

See DSQ20151.

DSQ20276
- DSQ20279
Message:

Do not use &V1 in the scroll field.

Explanation:

The scroll field controls the amount of scrolling when no amount is entered on the command line. It may contain one of these entries:

  1. A number from 1 through 9999.
  2. PAGE - To scroll by a full panel.
  3. HALF - To scroll by half a panel.
  4. MAX - To scroll to the boundary.
  5. CSR - To scroll the cursor position to the boundary.

For example, SCROLL ===> HALF

User Response:

Change the scroll field and continue.

DSQ20280
Message:

A scroll value is needed.

Explanation:

The valid entries after SCROLL ===> are:

  1. A number from 1 through 9999. This controls the number of lines moved.
  2. PAGE - Scrolls a page at a time.
  3. HALF - Scrolls a half page at a time.
  4. MAX - Scrolls to the margin in the direction chosen.
  5. CSR - Scrolls so the position of the cursor is on the screen boundary.
User Response:

Add a scroll value and give your command again.

DSQ20281
Message:

See DSQ20276

DSQ20282
- DSQ20292
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20303
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ20306
Message:

This command must be followed by a valid object name.

Explanation:

The &V1 &V2 command is used with an existing &V2 object in the database. Therefore, you have to specify a &V2 name in the command.

User Response:

Include an object name and retry your command.

DSQ20307, DSQ20308
Message:

&V3 cannot follow this object type.

Explanation:

The object &V2 is located in temporary storage, not in the database. No object name is associated with it.

User Response:

Remove &V3 and retry your command.

DSQ20309
Message:

&V2 is an invalid object type.

Explanation:

The allowable formats for the DISPLAY command are:

  1. DISPLAY objecttype
    Objecttype can be QUERY, PROC, FORM,
    PROFILE, CHART, REPORT or the name of a
    specific form panel.
  2. DISPLAY objectname
    Objectname is the name of an object in
    the database.
  3. DISPLAY objecttype objectname
    Objecttype can be QUERY, PROC, FORM,
    or TABLE.
    Objectname is the name of an object in
    the database.
User Response:

Change "&V2" to a valid object type and retry your command. If you entered this command on the LIST panel, be sure it was formatted correctly. Press the Help key while viewing the LIST panel to find out how to enter QMF commands on the panel.

DSQ20310
Message:

See DSQ20058

DSQ20311
Message:

No object of this type exists with the name &V2..

Explanation:

No object in the database of type "&V1" has the name "&V2". However, the object does exist for an object of a different type.

User Response:

Change either the object type or the object name, or leave the object type blank. Use the command LIST ALL to see a list of all the objects you have access to.

DSQ20312
Message:

See DSQ20058

DSQ20313
Message:

&C1 &C2 needs a valid name.

Explanation:

Valid names for tables or views can be qualified (LOC.OWNER.NAME or OWNER.NAME). Valid names for QMF objects can be qualified (OWNER.NAME). Names for tables, views, or QMF objects can also be unqualified (NAME). An unqualified name assumes the current location and authorization ID are being used. Your current database connection to &LS. supports these lengths:

Qualifiers and name can be double quoted or unquoted. Unquoted names can contain letters, numbers, and other characters as defined in &&ugrr... Quoted names can contain any characters except the double quote. Names of QMF object types cannot be used as object names even when quoted.

User Response:

Substitute a valid name for &C3 and issue your command again. If the command was entered on the LIST panel, use LIST panel Help to see if the command is formatted correctly.

DSQ20314
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20315
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20316
Message:

You cannot use the &V1 command now.

Explanation:

You are viewing the report from a "report mini-session". You have issued a command or a form of a command which is not allowed while in a report mini-session. These are the things you can do during a report mini-session:

These are the things an application (QMF Procedure or a user-written program or exec) can do during a report mini-session:

User Response:

Choose a different command or issue END.

DSQ20317
Message:

&V2 cannot be found.

Explanation:

The name "&V2" was found in your command, but nothing with that name can be found in the database. If the name used is an alias, it is possible the table it refers to cannot be found.

User Response:

Check for a spelling error. If you used an alias, check to see that the associated table exists. To see a list of objects, you can use the LIST command. The "LIST ?" command will prompt you for LIST options.

DSQ20320
Message:

A value is needed after ICUFORM.

Explanation:

The ICUFORM value is missing. It must be the name of a GDDM ICU chart format, one of the following chart types: BAR, LINE, PIE, SURFACE, HISTOGRAM, SCATTER, POLAR, TOWER or TABLE, or ICUCHART, which allows the ICU default chart.

A chart format describes how data is to be charted and must have been previously saved while working in the ICU. A chart format name must not exceed eight characters in length.

If the ICUFORM option is not specified, the default name DSQCFORM is assumed.

User Response:

Enter a valid ICUFORM value. If you still have problems, consult your operation staff or system programmer for more help.

DSQ20321
- DSQ20323
Message:

&V2 is not a valid ICUFORM value.

Explanation:

The ICUFORM value is not valid. It must be the name of a GDDM ICU chart format, one of the following chart types: BAR, LINE, PIE, SURFACE, HISTOGRAM, SCATTER, POLAR, TOWER or TABLE, or ICUCHART, which allows the ICU default chart

A chart format describes how data is to be charted and must have been previously saved while working in the ICU. A chart format name must not exceed eight characters in length.

If the ICUFORM option is not specified, the default name DSQCFORM is assumed.

User Response:

Enter a valid ICUFORM value. If you still have problems, consult your operation staff or system programmer for more help.

DSQ20326
Message:

&V2 can only be used with DISPLAY CHART.

Explanation:

Option &V2 is only allowed with the DISPLAY CHART command.

User Response:

Remove &V2 and any value after it, then retry the command.

DSQ20328
- DSQ20330
Message:

See DSQ20058

DSQ20335
- DSQ20336
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20337
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20338
Message:

Your &V1 command needs a name to act on.

Explanation:

The command is incomplete. &V1 acts on something that is known by a name.

User Response:

Add a name for the command to act on and give it again. If you entered this command from the LIST panel, be sure that your command was formatted correctly. Refer to help behind the LIST panel for details on entering QMF commands from that panel.

DSQ20339
Message:

You cannot use &V1 with &V2..

Explanation:

The name "&V1..name" is a qualified name. The userid, &V1, qualifies the name &V2.. But these names cannot be qualified:

   QUERY                DATA
   FORM                 REPORT
   PROC                 CHART
   TABLE                PROFILE
User Response:

Change the qualified name so that it is a valid name or qualified name, and give the command again. If you entered this command from the LIST panel, be sure that your command was formatted correctly. Refer to help behind the LIST panel for details on entering QMF command from that panel.

DSQ20340
Message:

See DSQ20309

DSQ20341
Message:

&V3 cannot follow the object name.

Explanation:

You entered DISPLAY &V1 &V2 &V3

but the format for the display command is

DISPLAY objecttype objectname ( options
User Response:

If &V3 is not an option then remove it and retry your command. Otherwise, add a left parenthesis between "&V2" and "&V3.". Then retry your command. If you entered this command on the LIST panel, be sure it was formatted correctly. Press the Help key while viewing the LIST panel to find out how to enter QMF commands on the panel.

DSQ20342
Message:

&V2 cannot be used with DISPLAY.

Explanation:

Option &V2 is not allowed with the DISPLAY command. Only DISPLAY CHART has a valid option: ICUFORM.

User Response:

Remove &V2 and any value after it, then retry the command.

DSQ20343
- DSQ20347
Message:

There is no current &V2 to use with &V1..

Explanation:

You cannot perform &V1 without a current &V2 object. It may be missing from temporary storage for one of these reasons:

  1. A system error deleted it.
  2. It was never put into temporary storage. For example, DATA, FORM, REPORT and CHART are empty when you sign on to QMF.
  3. REPORT and CHART disappear if DATA has been reset.
User Response:

If you thought you had a current &V2 object, there may have been a system error. Check the steps that created the object and repeat them if necessary.

DSQ20348
Message:

&V2 cannot be found.

Explanation:

The name "&V2" was found in your &V1 command or as a result of processing your &V1 command, but nothing with that name can be found in the database.

User Response:

Check for a spelling error. To see a list of forms, procedures, queries, or tables you can use, give one of these commands:

  LIST FORMS               LIST PROCS
  LIST QUERIES             LIST TABLES

followed by the option (OWNER=ALL).

If you attempted to save a new table into the database, ensure that you have the correct SPACE value in your user profile.

DSQ20350
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20351
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20352
Message:

See DSQ20343

DSQ20354
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20355
Message:

You are not authorized to use &V2..&V3..

Explanation:

The object you are trying to &V1 is owned by &V2, and the SHARE value of that object is set to NO.

You cannot perform any actions on an object owned by another user unless that user saved or imported the object with the SHARE=YES option, or you have the proper authorization.

User Response:

Omit &V2 from the command. Your userid is automatically attached to the name of anything you &V1 in the database. If you want to &V1 an object for another user and are not authorized, see your QMF administrator for the proper authorization.

DSQ20356
Message:

See DSQ20309

DSQ20357
Message:

A panel named &V3 does not exist in object &V2..

Explanation:

You specified an invalid panel name. Valid qualified panel names are:

   FORM.BREAK1      FORM.CALC
   FORM.BREAK2      FORM.COLUMNS
   FORM.BREAK3      FORM.DETAIL
   FORM.BREAK4      FORM.FINAL
   FORM.BREAK5      FORM.MAIN
   FORM.BREAK6      FORM.OPTIONS
                    FORM.PAGE
User Response:

Specify the name of a valid panel in the &V1 command and retry the command.

DSQ20358
Message:

Panel ID '&1' not found in DXEPCB chain.

User Response:

This is a system error. See your system administrator for assistance, or consult the Installing and Managing QMF manual for your operating system.

DSQ20359
Message:

The displayed prompted query contains an error.

Explanation:

The error was probably caused by an invalid reference to the database. For example, a table named in the query may no longer be available.

Prompted Queries naming 2 or more tables may display differently if any of the tables are no longer available.

User Response:

You should either change the database so that the query works or you should discard the bad query.

You can modify the query, at your own risk.

If you delete a table in the displayed query that is not in the database, column references to the table are not automatically deleted.

DSQ20360
Message:

OK, &1 is already displayed.

DSQ20361
Message:

OK, &1 is displayed.

DSQ20362
Message:

OK, this is your REPORT. DISPLAY FORM and CHECK it to see warning messages.

DSQ20363-DSQ20366
Message:

See DSQ20361.

DSQ20367
Message:

See DSQ20061.

DSQ20368
Message:

OK, CHART was displayed. DISPLAY FORM and CHECK it to see warning messages.

DSQ20369
Message:

OK, CHART was displayed.

DSQ20377
- DSQ20378
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ20388
Message:

OK, &1 performed. Please proceed.

DSQ20389
Message:

&V1 doesn't work with this panel.

Explanation:

The scrolling commands (FORWARD, BACKWARD, LEFT, RIGHT, TOP, BOTTOM) do not work on the panel you were looking at. All the information pertaining to that panel was on the screen.

If a scrolling command is used in a procedure, the current object panel is the one which would have been displayed if the commands in the procedure were typed on the command line in the same order as they appear in the procedure.

User Response:

Do not use scrolling commands (FORWARD, BACKWARD, LEFT, RIGHT, TOP, BOTTOM) with the panel you were last looking at. Continue with another operation.

DSQ20390
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20391
Message:

&V1 is invalid for a SQL query.

Explanation:

The command you entered is not valid on the SQL query panel.

If the command you entered is ENLARGE or REDUCE, those are only valid when a QBE query is displayed. Use INSERT or DELETE instead.

User Response:

Change your command to one that is valid on the SQL query panel.

DSQ20392
Message:

PROC can be scrolled only BACKWARD or FORWARD.

Explanation:

Information in the PROC panel does not extend to the left or right of the information visible on the screen. The PROC panel can be scrolled:

PF key 7 (BACKWARD) or
PF key 8 (FORWARD)

or with the commands TOP and BOTTOM.

User Response:

Do not scroll RIGHT or LEFT. Continue with another operation.

DSQ20393
Message:

This FORM object panel cannot be scrolled LEFT or RIGHT.

Explanation:

Information on this FORM object panel does not extend to the left or right of the information visible on the screen.

If LEFT or RIGHT is used in a procedure, the current object panel is the one which would have been displayed if the commands in the procedure were typed on the command line in the same order as they appear in the procedure.

User Response:

Do not scroll LEFT or RIGHT. Continue with another operation.

DSQ20394
Message:

See DSQ20389

DSQ20395
Message:

There is nothing to scroll.

Explanation:

You cannot give SCROLL commands if the temporary storage area is empty. It may be empty because nothing was put in it, or a system error deleted it. Only these areas may be scrolled: QUERY, FORM, PROC, and REPORT.

User Response:

If you thought that temporary storage should not be empty, there may have been a system error. Check the steps that filled the area and repeat them if necessary.

DSQ20396
Message:

You are at the boundary of the panel.

Explanation:

The display was unchanged by &V1 because you were positioned on the boundary of the panel when you gave the command.

User Response:

Continue with another operation.

DSQ20397
Message:

See DSQ20388.

DSQ20398
Message:

See DSQ20046

DSQ20399
- DSQ20404
Message:

Do not use &V2 with &V1..

Explanation:

Anything following the scrolling command &V1 is used as an amount of movement. The amount may be a number from 1 to 9,999 or the words HALF, PAGE, CSR, or MAX. &V2 is not a valid amount.

(&V2 may be on the command line if you gave the command by a PF key.)

User Response:

Change the scroll amount and continue.

DSQ20405
Message:

Too many amounts for &V1..

Explanation:

The format for the &V1 command is

          &V1 amount

where "amount" may be HALF, PAGE, CSR, MAX, or a number from 1 to 9999.

If you gave the &V1 command by a PF key, be sure that only what you want is on the command line when you press the key.

User Response:

Change the amount for the &V1 command and give the command again.

DSQ20406
Message:

See DSQ20042

DSQ20407
Message:

This panel or window can be scrolled only BACKWARD or FORWARD.

Explanation:

The information displayed in the current panel or window does not extend to the left or right of what is visible on the screen. This panel or window can be scrolled with the commands BACKWARD, FORWARD, TOP, and BOTTOM.

User Response:

Do not scroll RIGHT or LEFT. Continue with another operation.

DSQ20410
- DSQ20412
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ20413
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20414
Message:

Invalid input parameter for DSQDSHIF.

User Response:

This is a system error. Please see your system administrator for assistance, or consult the Installing and Managing QMF manual for your operating system.

DSQ20425
Message:

See DSQ20061.

DSQ20426
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20427
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20428
Message:

See DSQ20061.

DSQ20429
Message:

See DSQ20058

DSQ20430
Message:

OK, &2 erased from the database.

DSQ20431
Message:

&V3 cannot follow the object name.

Explanation:

The format of the erase command is

ERASE   objecttype objectname ( options
User Response:

  1. If &V3 is not an option, remove it and retry your command.
  2. Add a left parenthesis before &V3 and retry your command.

If you entered this command on the LIST panel, be sure it was formatted correctly. Press the Help key while viewing the LIST panel to find out how to enter QMF commands on the panel.

DSQ20432
Message:

See DSQ20339

DSQ20433
Message:

&V2 is an invalid object type.

Explanation:

The ERASE command needs to be in one of the following formats:

  1. ERASE objectname
  2. ERASE QUERY objectname
  3. ERASE FORM objectname
  4. ERASE PROC objectname
  5. ERASE TABLE objectname

Objectname is the name of an object in the database.

User Response:

Change your ERASE command so that it is in one of the above formats and retry your command. If you entered this command on the LIST panel, be sure it was formatted correctly. Press the Help key while viewing the LIST panel to find out how to enter QMF commands on the panel.

DSQ20434
Message:

See DSQ20338

DSQ20435
Message:

See DSQ20433

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ20436
Message:

You cannot use &V2 with ERASE.

Explanation:

Option &V2 is not allowed with the ERASE command. Use only the options listed below:

    CONFIRM
User Response:

Change or remove the option and give the command again. If you entered this command from the LIST panel, be sure that your command was formatted correctly. Refer to help behind the LIST panel for details on entering QMF commands from that panel.

DSQ20437
Message:

Use YES or NO after CONFIRM.

Explanation:

The CONFIRM option determines whether the &V1 command will pause before completing its action, so that you can prevent any change it might make if you wish.

If the option is YES, you will have a chance to prevent any change. If NO, you will not.

If you omit the CONFIRM option, the value in PROFILE will be used.

User Response:

Add YES or NO after CONFIRM.

DSQ20438
Message:

Use YES or NO after CONFIRM, not &V2..

Explanation:

The CONFIRM option determines whether the &V1 command will pause before completing its actions, so that you can prevent any change it might make if you wish.

If the option is YES, you will have a chance to prevent any change. If NO, you will not.

If you omit the CONFIRM option, the value in PROFILE will be used.

User Response:

Use YES or NO after CONFIRM.

DSQ20439
Message:

See DSQ20061.

DSQ20440
Message:

See DSQ20348

DSQ20441
Message:

See DSQ20433

DSQ20442
Message:

See DSQ20355

DSQ20443, DSQ20444
Message:

See DSQ20058

DSQ20445
Message:

See DSQ20433

DSQ20446
Message:

See DSQ20306

DSQ20447
Message:

See DSQ20311

DSQ20448
Message:

See DSQ20313

DSQ20449
Message:

See DSQ20058

DSQ20450
Message:

&2 cannot be found.

User Response:

This is a system error. Please see your system administrator for assistance, or consult the Installing and Managing QMF manual for your operating system.

DSQ20451
Message:

See DSQ20317

DSQ20452
Message:

See DSQ20061.

DSQ20460
Message:

Cursor is not in position for &V1..

Explanation:

Give the ENLARGE or REDUCE command with the cursor in one of the positions shown by the letters A, B, C.

A tablename |  B      | B       |
---A--------+----A----+---A-----|
      C     |      A  |     A   |

 | A  COMMENTS (or CONDITIONS)  |
 |------A-----------------------|
 C            A                 |

 With the cursor in
 A--ENLARGE widens this area;
    REDUCE narrows it.
 B--ENLARGE adds a new column to the
    table; REDUCE deletes this column.
 C--ENLARGE adds a new row below this
    position; REDUCE deletes this row.
User Response:

Move the cursor to the area you want to &V1, and give the command again.

DSQ20461
Message:

The cursor is not in position for &V1..

Explanation:

To delete a line or a variable, the cursor must be placed in the scrollable area of the display.

User Response:

Move the cursor to the line you want to delete and press the DELETE PF key (if available) or type DELETE on the command line and then move the cursor to the appropriate line and hit ENTER.

DSQ20462
Message:

&V1 doesn't work with this panel.

Explanation:

DELETE can be used only with PROC, SQL QUERY, QBE QUERY, PROMPTED QUERY or any FORM panel except FORM.OPTIONS.

INSERT can be used only with PROC, SQL QUERY, PROMPTED QUERY or any FORM panel except FORM.OPTIONS.

ENLARGE and REDUCE can be used only with QBE QUERY.

If one of these commands is used in a procedure, the current object panel is the one which would have been displayed if the commands in the procedure were typed on the command line in the same order as they appear in the procedure.

User Response:

Continue with another operation.

DSQ20463
Message:

&V1 needs PROC or QUERY.

Explanation:

The &V1 command works only when PROC or QUERY is displayed. One of these may be absent because of a system error.

User Response:

If you thought that something should be on the screen, check the steps that created it and repeat them if necessary.

DSQ20464
Message:

Invalid object type of work area object.

User Response:

This is a system error. See your system administrator for assistance, or consult the Installing and Managing QMF manual for your operating system.

DSQ20465
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20466
Message:

See DSQ20046

DSQ20467
Message:

See DSQ20042

DSQ20468
Message:

See DSQ20391

DSQ20469
Message:

See DSQ20462

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ20470
Message:

Cursor is not in position for DELETE.

Explanation:

You can give the DELETE command with the cursor in any one of these positions:

  1. Within a table (the table is deleted).
  2. Within a CONDITIONS box or COMMENTS box (the box is deleted).
  3. Within the text of a message (the messages are deleted).
User Response:

Position the cursor and give the DELETE command again.

DSQ20471
- DSQ20480
Message:

See DSQ20462

DSQ20481
Message:

See DSQ20461

DSQ20482
Message:

The cursor is not in position for &V1..

Explanation:

To insert a line, the cursor must be placed in the scrollable area of the display.

User Response:

Move the cursor to the line you want to insert after and press the INSERT PF key (if available) or type INSERT on the command line and then move the cursor to the appropriate line and hit ENTER.

DSQ20483
Message:

The cursor is not in position for &V1..

Explanation:

To change a part of the query, the cursor must be placed on a detail line for a Column, Row Condition, Sort Condition, or Duplicate Row information.

User Response:

Move the cursor to the line you want to change and press the CHANGE PF key (if available) or type CHANGE on the command line and then move the cursor to the appropriate line and hit ENTER.

DSQ20484
Message:

OK, &1 performed; proceed.

DSQ20485
Message:

See DSQ20482

DSQ20503
Message:

See DSQ20460

DSQ20504, DSQ20505
Message:

See DSQ20470

DSQ20507
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20508
Message:

See DSQ20460

DSQ20509
- DSQ20548
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ20549, DSQ20550
Message:

OK, the table was reduced.

DSQ20551
Message:

OK, the CONDITIONS box was deleted.

DSQ20552
Message:

See DSQ20549.

DSQ20553
Message:

OK, example table deleted.

DSQ20554
Message:

Cannot reduce a column of 10 characters or less.

Explanation:

REDUCE narrows a column by 10 characters. When the column is narrower than 11 characters, you cannot reduce it.

User Response:

To delete the column entirely, move the cursor to the column name, and press PF 5 (REDUCE).

DSQ20555
Message:

REDUCE would remove the last row.

Explanation:

The table was not reduced because it is at the minimum depth of one row.

User Response:

To delete the entire table, follow these steps:

  1. Put the command DELETE on the command line.
  2. Put the cursor anywhere within the table.
  3. Press ENTER.
DSQ20556
Message:

OK, the CONDITIONS box was narrowed.

DSQ20557
Message:

REDUCE would make the CONDITIONS box narrower than 24 characters.

Explanation:

The CONDITIONS box was not reduced because it is at the minimum width of 24 characters.

User Response:

Leave the CONDITIONS box at its present width: extra blanks will not interfere with the execution of your query. To delete the entire box, follow these steps:

  1. Put the command DELETE on the command line.
  2. Put the cursor in the area with the word CONDITIONS.
  3. Press ENTER.
DSQ20558
Message:

OK, a row was deleted from the CONDITIONS box.

DSQ20559
Message:

REDUCE would remove the last row.

Explanation:

The CONDITIONS box was not REDUCED because it is at the minimum depth of one row.

User Response:

To delete the entire box, follow these steps:

  1. Put the command DELETE on the command line.
  2. Put the cursor in the area with the word CONDITIONS.
  3. Press ENTER.
DSQ20560
Message:

OK, &1 performed for existing query messages.

DSQ20561
Message:

REDUCE would remove the last row.

Explanation:

You cannot remove the only row from the COMMENTS box. You can remove the entire box by the DELETE command:

  1. Enter DELETE on the command line.
  2. Place the cursor anywhere in the box to be deleted.
  3. Press ENTER.
User Response:

Delete the COMMENTS box as described or continue with another operation.

DSQ20428
Message:

OK, a row was deleted from the COMMENTS box.

DSQ20563
Message:

COMMENTS box cannot be made any narrower.

Explanation:

The COMMENTS box is already at its minimum width. You can remove the entire box by the DELETE command:

  1. Enter DELETE on the command line.
  2. Place the cursor anywhere in the box to be deleted.
  3. Press ENTER.
User Response:

Continue with another operation.

DSQ20464
Message:

OK, the COMMENTS box was narrowed.

DSQ20465
Message:

OK, the COMMENTS box was deleted.

DSQ20566
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20567
Message:

Use DELETE to delete messages, not &V1..

Explanation:

The &V1 command cannot be used to delete QBE messages. Use the DELETE command for this purpose.

User Response:

  1. Enter DELETE on the command line.
  2. Move the cursor to the line you want to delete.
  3. Press ENTER.
DSQ20580
Message:

See DSQ20060.

DSQ20581
- DSQ20582
Message:

CANCEL is only valid when pop-up windows are displayed.

Explanation:

The CANCEL command causes a pop-up window to be removed when it is displayed on a QMF panel. CANCEL is invalid when a pop-up window dialog is not in progress.

User Response:

Do not issue the CANCEL command unless pop-up windows are displayed.

DSQ20590
Message:

See DSQ20060.

DSQ20591
Message:

OK, &1 command was not completed.

DSQ20592 - DSQ20593
Message:

See DSQ20061

DSQ20594
Message:

OK, your new row has been added to the database; proceed.

DSQ20595
Message:

OK, the row has been changed in the database; proceed.

DSQ20596
Message:

OK, the row has been deleted in the database; proceed.

DSQ20603
Message:

See DSQ20460

DSQ20606, DSQ20607
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20609
Message:

See DSQ20460

DSQ20610, DSQ20611
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ20612
Message:

Invalid value '&V2.' for &V1..

Explanation:

The global variable &V1. cannot be set to the value specified.

Setting this global variable will modify the default amount of movement for the scrolling commands FORWARD, BACKWARD, LEFT and RIGHT. It will also change the amount shown after SCROLL in the bottom right corner of screens where scrolling commands can be used.

Valid scroll amount values for &V1. are:

  1. A number from 1 through 9999.
  2. PAGE
  3. HALF
  4. CSR

The scroll amount MAX cannot be used with &V1..

User Response:

Change the value to a valid scroll amount.

DSQ20614
- DSQ20626
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ20627
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20628
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20629
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20630
Message:

See DSQ20021

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ20631
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20632
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20633
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20634
Message:

There is a data overflow for this field.

Explanation:

A DBCS character string was expected at the end of the input field but was keyed over which resulted in a data overflow for this field.

User Response:

Enter a DBCS character string at the end of the input field.

DSQ20635
Message:

You have caused a data overflow for this field.

Explanation:

You have overlaid part of a DBCS character string which resulted in a data overflow for this field.

User Response:

Delete data from the end of the character string to allow the data to fit within the field.

DSQ20636
Message:

See DSQ2002

DSQ20637
- DSQ20640
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ20641
Message:

Invalid value for &V1..

Explanation:

&V1. must be one of the following character pairs. 1A - Default Ascending 1D - Default Descending 2A - Owner Ascending 2D - Owner Descending 3A - Name Ascending 3D - Name Descending 4A - Type Ascending 4D - Type Descending 5A - Modified Ascending 5D - Modified Descending 6A - Last Used Ascending 6D - Last Used Descending For example, 3A means sort by Name in Ascending order.

User Response:

Change the variable to one of the character pairs.

DSQ20642
Message:

Invalid value for &V1..

Explanation:

The global variable you were attempting to set cannot be set to the value you specified. This variable can only be set to a string with length of one.

User Response:

Change the text in the variable value field to a valid value.

DSQ20643
Message:

Invalid value for &V1..

Explanation:

The global variable you were attempting to set cannot be set to the value you specified. This variable can only be set to a string with length of four, which must include shift in and shift out characters.

User Response:

Change the text in the variable value field to a valid value.

DSQ20644
Message:

Invalid value for &V1..

Explanation:

The global variable cannot be set to the value you specified. This variable can only set to a string with a length between 1 and 18 bytes. In a DBCS environment, this variable can be set to a mixed string of SBCS and DBCS characters. The total length of the mixed string including the shift-out and shift-in characters cannot exceed 18 bytes.

User Response:

Change the text in the variable value field to a valid value.

DSQ20645
Message:

See DSQ20641

DSQ20646
Message:

See DSQ20642

DSQ20647
Message:

See DSQ20643

DSQ20648
Message:

See DSQ20644

DSQ20649
Message:

See DSQ20612

DSQ20650
Message:

OK, the example table was enlarged.

DSQ20651
Message:

OK, the CONDITONS box was enlarged.

DSQ20652, DSQ20653
Message:

See DSQ20650.

DSQ20654
Message:

ENLARGE would make the table deeper than 1,022 rows.

Explanation:

The table was not enlarged because it would exceed the maximum depth of 1,022 rows.

User Response:

Rewrite your query with fewer rows.

DSQ20655
Message:

ENLARGE would make the column wider than 1,020 characters.

Explanation:

The table was not enlarged because it would exceed the maximum column width of 1,020 characters.

User Response:

Rewrite your query for a narrower column. Consider using an additional column with the same name.

DSQ20656
Message:

ENLARGE would make the CONDITIONS box wider than 1,020 characters.

Explanation:

The CONDITIONS box was not enlarged because it is at the maximum width of 1020 characters.

User Response:

Use shorter example elements, and delete unnecessary blanks from your condition. Conditions connected by AND can be written as separate conditions on separate rows.

DSQ20657
Message:

ENLARGE would make the CONDITIONS box deeper than 1,022 rows.

Explanation:

The CONDITIONS box was not enlarged because it is at the maximum depth of 1022 rows. More than one CONDITIONS box can be used to contain a list of conditions. You can create another CONDITIONS box by giving the command DRAW COND.

User Response:

Create another CONDITIONS box if you want more conditions in your query.

DSQ20658
Message:

ENLARGE would make the COMMENTS box wider than 1,020 characters.

Explanation:

The COMMENTS box is already at the maximum width of 1,020 characters. For additional space, you could add a row to the COMMENTS box by placing the cursor in one of the rows and using the ENLARGE command. You could also create another COMMENTS box with a DRAW COMM command.

User Response:

Use one of the suggestions to increase the space for comments or continue with another operation.

DSQ20659
Message:

ENLARGE would make the COMMENTS box deeper than 1,022 rows.

Explanation:

The COMMENTS box is already at the maximum depth of 1,022 rows. For additional space, you can make the COMMENTS box wider by placing the cursor at the top of the box with the word "COMMENTS" and using the ENLARGE command. You could create another COMMENTS box with the DRAW COMM command.

User Response:

Use one of the suggestions to increase the space for comments or continue with another operation.

DSQ20660
Message:

OK, &1 performed. COMMENTS box was expanded.

DSQ20661, DSQ20662
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20663
- DSQ20669
Message:

Cannot ENLARGE further.

Explanation:

The table, COMMENTS box, or CONDITIONS box cannot be enlarged any more because of a QMF storage restriction.

User Response:

Rewrite your query. You can use more than one COMMENTS box or CONDITIONS box.

DSQ20670
Message:

See DSQ20460

DSQ20671
Message:

See DSQ20462

DSQ20672
Message:

See DSQ20463

DSQ20673
Message:

Invalid object type of work area object.

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ20674
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20675
Message:

See DSQ20046

DSQ20676
Message:

See DSQ20042

DSQ20677
Message:

See DSQ20391

DSQ20678
Message:

See DSQ20462

DSQ20679
Message:

INSERT is not valid for a QBE query.

Explanation:

The INSERT command can be used only with PROC, QUERY for SQL or any FORM panel except FORM.OPTIONS.

User Response:

To add something to your QBE query, use one of the forms of the DRAW command:

  1. DRAW
  2. DRAW tablename
  3. DRAW COMM
  4. DRAW COND

Or use ENLARGE to add a row to an existing table or box.

DSQ20680
- DSQ20682
Message:

See DSQ20462

DSQ20684
Message:

The definition of message &V2 is invalid or missing.

Explanation:

Either the specified ISPF message does not exist or there is something wrong in the message syntax. The message syntax may also define an ISPF HELP panel which may contain an error.

User Response:

Type an existing ISPF message name or correct the definition in the ISPF message library or associated ISPF help panel. Refer to the appropriate ISPF publication for the message syntax.

DSQ20685
Message:

MESSAGE needs a valid ISPF message name, not &V2..

Explanation:

Anything following the MESSAGE command is used as an ISPF message name. The ISPF message name must be an eight-character name identifying a message in the ISPF message library.

User Response:

Substitute a valid ISPF message name for &V2 and enter the command again.

DSQ20686
Message:

You cannot specify more than one ISPF message name.

Explanation:

MESSAGE is used to define a message from a procedure or the command interface. Type MESSAGE <ISPF message name> (Options The valid options for MESSAGE are:

    TEXT
    HELP
    STOPPROC
User Response:

Use valid options for the MESSAGE command and enter it again.

DSQ20687
Message:

The TEXT option of the MESSAGE command is incomplete.

Explanation:

A value is needed after TEXT. The value may be any character string delimited by single quotes. Use two single quotes to get an imbedded quote.

User Response:

Add a correct value after TEXT, or omit the option.

DSQ20688
Message:

TEXT values must be delimited by single quotes.

Explanation:

The TEXT keyword for the MESSAGE command can be any character string delimited by single quotes. Use two single quotes to imbed a single quote within the message text.

User Response:

Correct the TEXT string and enter the command again.

DSQ20689
Message:

The HELP option of the MESSAGE command is incomplete.

Explanation:

A value is needed after HELP. The value may be any 8-character help panel name from the ISPF panel library.

User Response:

Add a correct value after HELP, or omit the option.

DSQ20690
Message:

&V2 is not valid for HELP.

Explanation:

The HELP value should be an eight-character name identifying a help panel in the ISPF panel library.

User Response:

Correct the HELP value and enter the command again.

DSQ20691
Message:

The STOPPROC option of the MESSAGE command is incomplete.

Explanation:

A value of YES or NO is needed after STOPPROC.

User Response:

Add a correct value after STOPPROC, or omit the option.

DSQ20692
Message:

&V2 is not valid for STOPPROC. Use YES or NO.

Explanation:

The STOPPROC option determines whether execution of a procedure will halt after the message is displayed. A STOPPROC=YES will halt the current procedure and any higher level procedures after the message is displayed. If you omit the STOPPROC option, a default value of "NO" will be used.

User Response:

Add YES or NO after STOPPROC, or omit the option.

DSQ20693
Message:

&V2 is not valid with the MESSAGE command.

Explanation:

Option &V2 is not allowed with the MESSAGE command. Use only the options listed below:

    TEXT
    HELP
    STOPPROC
User Response:

Change or remove the option and enter the command again.

DSQ20694
Message:

Your MESSAGE command is incomplete.

Explanation:

MESSAGE is used to define a message from a procedure or through the command interface. Type: MESSAGE <ISPF message name> (Options The valid options for MESSAGE are:

    TEXT
    HELP
    STOPPROC

Either an ISPF message name or the TEXT option must be specified.

User Response:

Add at least an ISPF message name or a TEXT message to the MESSAGE command and enter it again.

DSQ20695
Message:

Help panel &V2 was not found in the panel library.

Explanation:

The help panel you have named is not a member of your current ISPF panel library.

User Response:

Either correct the MESSAGE command HELP keyword or the exit supplied panel name, or correct the panel library.

DSQ20697
Message:

ISPF services were unavailable for the &V1 command.

Explanation:

The &V1 command requires ISPF services that were not available when you used the &V1 command. ISPF services are available to an application only when the application is run under ISPF. In order that ISPF services be available to a command, you must use the ISPSTART command to start the application which uses that command.

User Response:

Run your application under ISPF.

DSQ20698
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20699
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20700
Message:

&V1 can only be used in the command line.

Explanation:

Your &V1 command must be issued interactively at the terminal. It cannot be used in a procedure or from the command interface.

User Response:

Only use &V1 interactively from the terminal.

DSQ20701
Message:

Use &V1 from the command interface or a procedure.

Explanation:

There are several QMF commands that must be issued from the command interface or a procedure. These commands are not executed when given from the command area.

User Response:

Only give the &V1 command from the command interface or from a procedure.

DSQ20702
Message:

See DSQ20122

DSQ20703
Message:

The MESSAGE command is not valid from the command line.

Explanation:

MESSAGE is used to define a message from a procedure or through the command interface.

User Response:

Enter the MESSAGE command from either a procedure or an application through the command interface.

DSQ20704
Message:

Your &V1 command requires an interactive QMF session.

Explanation:

A display of a panel is needed to execute the &V1 command and an interactive QMF session is required to accomplish this. Commands issued in batch or through the QMF command interface without INTERACT must not result in user interaction or display.

User Response:

Enter the &V1 command again interactively or through the QMF command interface using the INTERACT command. If you are using the command in a batch procedure, remove all commands from your procedure which result in the display of a panel.

DSQ20705
- DSQ20711
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ20712
Message:

&C1 &C2 needs a valid name.

Explanation:

For QBE query, valid names can be qualified (LOC.OWNER.NAME or OWNER.NAME) or unqualified (NAME). Qualifiers and name can be double quoted or unquoted. Userid can be up to 8 characters without double quotes, location can be up to 16 characters without double quotes, and name can be up 18 characters with double quotes. Qualifiers must be valid locations or userids. Unquoted names can contain letters, numbers, and other characters as defined in &&ugrr.. Quoted names can contain any characters except the double quote.

If location is not used, QMF object types are invalid even if quoted, and FORM panel types (FORM.MAIN, FORM.OPTION, and so on) are invalid as userids. The use of a database authorization ID over 8 characters long or a table name longer than 18 characters is not supported when using QBE.

User Response:

Substitute a valid name for &C3 and try your command again. If the command is entered on the LIST panel, use the LIST panel Help to see if the command is formatted correctly. If your database supports a longer authorization ID or table name, try using the QMF SQL Query or Prompted Query.

DSQ20713
Message:

Your table is too big to draw with QBE.

Explanation:

QMF has a storage limit for QBE queries, and your table has exceeded the maximum.

User Response:

Try a SQL or Prompted query. Or you might try reducing the size of your QBE query by using a view which includes fewer columns.

DSQ20714
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20715
Message:

Table &V2.&V3.&V4..&V5 cannot be found.

Explanation:

To use the DRAW command for SQL queries the name of a table in the database must be specified. There is no table with the name &V2.&V3.&V4..&V5 in the database.

If the name used is an alias, it is possible the table it refers to cannot be found.

User Response:

Check for a spelling error. If you used an alias, check to see that the associated table exists. To see a list of tables, you can use the LIST command. The "LIST ?" command will prompt you for LIST options.

DSQ20716
- DSQ20718
Message:

See DSQ20021

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ20719
Message:

Please complete the TYPE option.

Explanation:

A value must be specified for the type option. Use SELECT to compose a query which returns data. Use INSERT to compose a query to add a new row to a table. Use UPDATE to compose a query to change existing data in a table. You may leave the TYPE option off the command entirely, in which case SELECT is assumed.

User Response:

Enter SELECT, INSERT, or UPDATE after the TYPE option and press ENTER.

DSQ20720
Message:

Use SELECT, INSERT, or UPDATE after TYPE not &V3..

Explanation:

Use SELECT to compose a query which returns data. Use INSERT to compose a query to add a new row to a table. Use UPDATE to compose a query to change existing data in a table.

User Response:

Change the value after TYPE and press ENTER.

DSQ20721
Message:

Table &V2.&V3.&V4..&V5 cannot be found.

Explanation:

To use the DRAW command for SQL queries the name of a table in the database must be specified. There is no table with the name &V2.&V3.&V4..&V5 in the database.

User Response:

Specify the name of a table which exists.

DSQ20722
Message:

See DSQ20313

DSQ20723
Message:

See DSQ20339

DSQ20724
Message:

Invalid function code '&1' passed to module.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ20725
- DSQ20726
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20727
Message:

Valid values for &V1 are from &V2 through &V3..

Explanation:

The global variable &V1 can only be set to an integer value between &V2. and &V3., inclusive.

User Response:

Change the value to an integer within the range specified.

Do not include a plus sign, a decimal point or any leading zeros with the value.

When entering the value on an input panel do not use a quoted string. For example, provide the value as 1 rather than '1'.

DSQ20728
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20729
Message:

Type a variable name before pressing the ENTER key.

Explanation:

To add a new global variable, a valid variable name must be specified.

User Response:

Type a valid variable name in the appropriate entry field.

DSQ20730
Message:

&V1 is not a valid variable name.

Explanation:

The name of the global variable you were attempting to set is not valid.

User Response:

Change the text in the variable name field to a legal value. A legal global variable name

DSQ20731
Message:

&V1 already exists.

Explanation:

The global variable you were attempting to add already exists.

User Response:

Change the text in the variable name field to a name that is not already being used.

DSQ20732
- DSQ20735
Message:

See DSQ20006

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ20736
Message:

See DSQ20727

DSQ20737
Message:

OK, the variable &1 was added.

DSQ20738
- DSQ20739
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20740
Message:

Type a variable value before pressing the ENTER key.

Explanation:

To add a new global variable, a variable value must be specified.

User Response:

Type a valid variable name in the appropriate entry field(s) and press the ENTER key.

DSQ20741
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20742, DSQ20743
Message:

See DSQ20724

DSQ20744
Message:

See DSQ20730

DSQ20745
Message:

See DSQ20021.

DSQ20746
Message:

OK, &1 performed; proceed.

DSQ20747
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20748, DSQ20749
Message:

See DSQ20006 DSQ20006

DSQ20750
Message:

See DSQ20724

DSQ20751
Message:

The cursor is not in position for Show Field.

Explanation:

To use the Show Field key, the cursor must be in the scrollable area of the display.

User Response:

Move the cursor to the line containing the name of the variable you want to Show and press the Show Field key.

DSQ20752
Message:

&V1 cannot be deleted.

Explanation:

The global variable you were attempting to delete cannot be deleted. Not all of the QMF global variables (those with names beginning with "DSQ") can be deleted.

User Response:

Check the name of the variable you are attempting to delete from the global variable list and retry the operation.

DSQ20753
Message:

See DSQ20461

DSQ20754, DSQ20755
Message:

OK, the &1 Variable panel is displayed.

DSQ20756
Message:

See DSQ20581

DSQ20757
Message:

See DSQ20746.

DSQ20758
Message:

OK, the variable &1 was deleted.

DSQ20759
Message:

OK, cursor positioned.

DSQ20760, DSQ20761
Message:

See DSQ20724

DSQ20762
- DSQ20766
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20767
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20768
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20769
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ20770
Message:

See DSQ20006.

DSQ20771
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20772
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20773
Message:

See DSQ20021.

DSQ20774
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20775
Message:

See DSQ20021

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ20776
Message:

See DSQ20006.

DSQ20777
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20778
Message:

See DSQ20006. \

DSQ20779
Message:

&V2 is not allowed with DRAW in a QBE query.

Explanation:

No option is allowed with DRAW in a QBE query.

User Response:

Remove &V2 and any value after it, then retry the command.

DSQ20780
Message:

OK, a COMMENTS box was added to your query.

DSQ20781
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20782
Message:

See DSQ20058

DSQ20783
Message:

OK, an example table was created by DRAW.

DSQ20784
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20785
Message:

Too many names after DRAW.

Explanation:

The format for the SQL query DRAW command is:

   DRAW name (option-list

where "name" is the name of a table or view in the database.

If the name contains a blank, the whole name must be enclosed in double quotes, as in DRAW "MY TABLE".

If you used an option with DRAW, do not forget the left parenthesis, as in DRAW Q.STAFF (TYPE = SELECT

If you gave the DRAW command by a PF key, be sure that only what you want is on the command line when you press the key.

User Response:

Change your DRAW command to the format shown and give it again.

DSQ20786, DSQ20787
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20789
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20790
Message:

See DSQ20783.

DSQ20791
Message:

Too many names after DRAW.

Explanation:

Allowable formats for the DRAW command for QBE queries are:

DRAW        DRAW TABLE    DRAW COND
DRAW COMM   DRAW name

where "name" is the name of a table or view in the database, or the name of a table or view not yet created. If the name contains a blank, the whole name must be enclosed in double quotes, as in DRAW "MY TABLE".

If you gave the DRAW command by a PF key, be sure that only what you want is on the command line when you press the key.

User Response:

Change your DRAW command to one of the formats shown and give it again.

DSQ20792
Message:

See DSQ20313

DSQ20793
Message:

&V2 is not a table or view.

Explanation:

You cannot issue the command "DRAW name1" because "name1" (that is, &V2) is either:

  1. DATA, FORM, QUERY, PROC, PROFILE, or REPORT.
  2. the name of an existing form, query, or procedure.
User Response:

If what you want to draw is not an existing table, find an acceptable substitute for "name1". If what you want to draw is an existing table, first erase the like-named query, form, or procedure. Display this object before you erase it, and possibly save it under another name. This could keep you from losing an object of value.

DSQ20794
Message:

&V2 cannot be used with DRAW.

Explanation:

Option &V2 is not allowed with the DRAW command. Use only the option listed below:

    TYPE     (valid for SQL query only)
User Response:

Use a valid option. Remove &V2 and any value after it.

DSQ20795
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20796, DS120797
Message:

DRAW works only on the SQL and QBE query panels.

Explanation:

The DRAW command adds a new COMMENTS box, CONDITIONS box, or example table to your QBE query. The DRAW command adds a SELECT, INSERT, or UPDATE statement to an SQL query. A SQL or QBE query panel must be displayed when you use DRAW. DRAW doesn't work on Prompted Query.

If DRAW is used in a procedure, the current object panel is the one which would have been displayed if the commands in the procedure were typed on the command line in the same order as they appear in the procedure.

User Response:

If you wish to write a QBE query, give the command RESET QUERY (LANGUAGE=QBE to obtain an empty QBE panel. If you wish to write an SQL query, give the command RESET QUERY (LANGUAGE=SQL to obtain an empty SQL panel.

DSQ20798
Message:

Give the name of a table or view in the database.

Explanation:

The name of a table or view in the database must be specified when the DRAW command is used on an SQL query.

User Response:

Specify the name of a table or view which exists.

DSQ20799
Message:

OK, a CONDITIONS box was created by DRAW.

DSQ20800, DSQ20801
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20802
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20803
- DSQ20814
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ20815
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20825
Message:

ISPF error code is &2. Reason code from ISPF interface module is &1.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ20826
Message:

See DSQ20388.

DSQ20827
Message:

See DSQ20697

DSQ20828
Message:

See DSQ20825

DSQ20829
Message:

Help panel display requires an interactive QMF session.

Explanation:

Your batch procedure or application contained the HELP command. In an interactive session this would cause the display of a QMF help panel, but this is not possible when running non-interactive QMF. Commands issued in batch or through command interface without INTERACT must not result in user interaction or display.

User Response:

Remove commands from your batch procedure or application which result in user interaction or display.

DSQ20830
Message:

The IDENTIFIER value of the DRAW command is missing.

Explanation:

If specified, the IDENTIFIER keyword of the DRAW command must have a value. The value can be up to 18 characters and must not begin with a blank.

User Response:

Either specify a value or remove the IDENTIFIER keyword and issue the DRAW command again.

DSQ20831
Message:

The IDENTIFIER value &V1 in the DRAW command is invalid.

Explanation:

The value &V1 specified for the IDENTIFIER keyword of the DRAW command is not valid. The value can be up to 18 characters and must not begin with a blank.

User Response:

Correct the value for the IDENTIFIER keyword and issue the DRAW command again.

DSQ20832
Message:

See DSQ20061.

DSQ20840
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20841
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20850, DSQ20851
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ20852
Message:

A different type of object already exists with this name.

Explanation:

In the command "SAVE FORM AS PDS9", if something in the database has the name PDS9 it can be replaced, but only if it is a FORM. Similarly, you can replace a query only with QUERY, a procedure only with PROC, and a table/view only with DATA.

User Response:

Change your command so that the object you are replacing is like the object you are saving, choose a new name for the object being saved, or before you save erase &V2..

DSQ20853
Message:

Cannot use location in QMF query, procedure, or form names.

Explanation:

QMF objects must be stored in the local database. Location as part of a query, procedure, or form name is not allowed. A QMF query, procedure, or form name has the following format:

authid.objectname

User Response:

Remove the location qualifier "&V1" from the name and retry the command.

DSQ20854
Message:

See DSQ20852

DSQ20855
Message:

Your current DATA object is too large for you to save.

Explanation:

You cannot save the current DATA object (which underlies your present report) because this object is too large to fit completely into the space available for it. Nothing you can do during your current QMF session will change this situation.

User Response:

Contact your QMF administrator and explain your problem. They can possibly solve the problem by one of the following:

For more information on this subject see Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system.

DSQ20856
Message:

See DSQ20343

DSQ20857
Message:

Please complete the COMMENT option with text.

Explanation:

The COMMENT option requires a word or line of text in single quotes; for example, (COMMENT='comment text'. If your comment contains a single quote or an apostrophe, double it. Examples of acceptable comments:

   COMMENT='Smith''s report.'
   COMMENT='March Tax'
   COMMENT='12/21/83'
User Response:

Add your comment text after COMMENT= , or remove COMMENT= from your command.

DSQ20858
Message:

COMMENT value must be in single quotes.

Explanation:

If you use the COMMENT option, put the comment in single quotes. If the comment contains a single quote or an apostrophe, double that. Examples of acceptable comments:

   COMMENT='Smith''s report.'
   COMMENT='March Tax'
   COMMENT='12/21/83'
User Response:

Add a valid comment after COMMENT= or remove COMMENT= from your command.

DSQ20859
Message:

See DSQ20438

DSQ20860
Message:

See DSQ20437

DSQ20861
Message:

&V2 cannot be used with SAVE.

Explanation:

Option &V2 is not allowed with the SAVE command. Use only the options listed below:

SHARE    (not valid for DATA or PROFILE)
COMMENT  (not valid for PROFILE)
CONFIRM  (not valid for PROFILE)
ACTION   (valid for DATA only)
User Response:

Use a valid option. Remove &V2 and any value after it.

DSQ20862
Message:

See DSQ20313

DSQ20863
Message:

You need a name after AS.

Explanation:

The correct format for your SAVE command is:

     SAVE name1 AS name2

"name2" is the new name that name1 will have in the data base, or the name of the object you want to replace.

User Response:

Change the SAVE command to agree with the format shown.

DSQ20864
Message:

&V2 cannot be the name of something in the database.

Explanation:

The correct format for your SAVE command is:

     SAVE name1 AS name2

"name2" is the new name that "name1" will have in the database, or the name of the object you want to replace. It cannot be DATA, FORM, PROC, PROFILE, QUERY, REPORT, TABLE a panel name (e.g., FORM.COLUMNS) or something qualified by FORM (e.g., FORM.MYNAME).

User Response:

Choose a different name for "name2" and give the command again.

DSQ20865
Message:

See DSQ20339

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ20866
- DSQ20867
Message:

AS was expected on the SAVE command.

Explanation:

The correct format for your SAVE command is:

     SAVE &V2 AS name2

name2 is the new name that &V2 will have in the data base, or the name of the object you want to replace.

User Response:

Change the SAVE command to agree with the format shown.

DSQ20868
Message:

&V2 is an invalid object type for SAVE.

Explanation:

The allowable formats for the SAVE command are:

  SAVE  PROFILE
  SAVE  objecttype  AS  objectname
Objecttype can be QUERY, PROC, FORM,
or DATA.
Objectname is the name the saved object
will have in the database.
User Response:

Change &V2 to a valid object type and retry your command. If you entered this command on the LIST panel, be sure it was formatted correctly. Press the Help key while viewing the LIST panel to find out how to enter QMF commands on the panel.

DSQ20869
Message:

An invalid value was entered for the object type.

Explanation:

You entered an invalid value for the object type on your command. From this panel the object type must be entered. Valid values are QUERY, FORM, PROC, PROFILE or DATA.

User Response:

Add the object type to the command.

DSQ20870
Message:

Too many names for SAVE.

Explanation:

The allowable formats for the SAVE command are

  1. SAVE PROFILE
  2. SAVE name1 AS name2

where "name1" is DATA, FORM, QUERY, or PROC, and "name2" is the name the object will have in your database.

If "name2" contains a blank, the whole name must be enclosed in double quotes, as in SAVE DATA AS "MY TABLE".

If you used an option with SAVE, don't forget the left parenthesis, as in SAVE name1 AS name2 (CONFIRM = YES.

User Response:

Change your SAVE command to one of the formats shown and give it again.

DSQ20871
- DSQ20873
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20874
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20875
Message:

See DSQ20870

DSQ20876
Message:

See DSQ20006

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ20877
Message:

See DSQ20868

DSQ20878
Message:

See DSQ20852

DSQ20879
Message:

&V2 and DATA do not match.

Explanation:

Your table in the database, &V2, and DATA do not match for one of these reasons:

  1. They do not have the same number of columns.
  2. Two corresponding columns have different data types or data type lengths.
  3. One of two corresponding columns allows null values, and the other does not.

You cannot replace your table with the current DATA.

User Response:

Check the name of the table you specified. If you want to save DATA, use a different table name, or first erase your table and then enter SAVE DATA AS &V2..

DSQ20880
Message:

See DSQ20060.

DSQ20881
Message:

&V2 is not your user identification.

Explanation:

You gave a command like SAVE QUERY AS TOM.NEWTAB when your userid isn't TOM. An object can only be saved with your own userid.

You can save an object with a userid not your own only if you have the proper authorization.

User Response:

Omit &V2 from the command. Your userid is automatically attached to the name of anything you save in the database. If you want to save an object for another user and are not authorized, see your QMF administrator for the proper authorization.

DSQ20882
Message:

See DSQ20316

DSQ20883
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20884
Message:

OK, &1 was saved as &2 in the database.

DSQ20885
Message:

OK, &1 replaced &2 in the database.

DSQ20886
Message:

See DSQ20021

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ20887
Message:

See DSQ20852

DSQ20888
Message:

See DSQ20061.

DSQ20890
Message:

See DSQ20339

DSQ20892
Message:

See DSQ20879

DSQ20893
Message:

You cannot save DATA with certain very long columns.

Explanation:

With DB2, SAVE will not work when DATA contains one or more VARCHAR columns whose maximum allowable lengths are 255 positions or more.

With DB2 Server for VSE & VM, SAVE will not work when DATA contains one or more LONG VARCHAR columns.

User Response:

Recreate DATA without the extra-long columns and then save it. Recreate it by running a SELECT query whose SELECT list names explicitly the columns you want.

DSQ20895
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20896
Message:

See DSQ20870

DSQ20897
Message:

The LANGUAGE option is not offered with this object type.

Explanation:

The LANGUAGE option is only offered when the object type is FORM. You cannot change the language when object type is &V1..

User Response:

You can take the LANGUAGE option out of your command, or you can change the object type to FORM.

DSQ20898
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20899
Message:

See DSQ20868

DSQ20900
Message:

COMMENT text has more than 78 characters.

Explanation:

The text following COMMENT = cannot contain more than 78 characters. If your comment contains blanks, periods, or right parentheses, put it in single quotes. If it contains a single quote or an apostrophe, double that. An alternative to doubling the quote is to use parentheses as the delimiter and not double anything.

Examples of acceptable comments:

   COMMENT='Smith''s report.'
   COMMENT=(Smith's report.)
   COMMENT='March Tax'
   COMMENT=(March Tax)
   COMMENT='12/21/98'
   COMMENT=(12/21/98)
   COMMENT= 'XYZ)'
User Response:

Rewrite your commentary so that it has 78 characters or less and give the command again.

DSQ20901
Message:

Use YES or NO after SHARE.

Explanation:

The SHARE option determines whether or not a form, query, or procedure will be shared with all other QMF users. Its values may be YES (the object is shared) or NO (the object is not shared). If you replace an object and omit the option, the current value of SHARE is not changed. If you create a new object and omit the option, NO is used. But if you include the option in your command at all, you must give a value of YES or NO.

User Response:

Enter YES or NO after SHARE = , or omit the option.

DSQ20902
Message:

Use YES or NO after SHARE, not &V2..

Explanation:

The SHARE option determines whether or not a form, query, or procedure is shared with all other QMF users. Its values may be only YES (the object is shared) or NO (the object is not shared). You used &V2..

User Response:

Enter only YES or NO after SHARE.

DSQ20903
Message:

See DSQ20868

DSQ20904
Message:

See DSQ20864

DSQ20905
- DSQ20907
Message:

&V2 cannot be used with SAVE PROFILE.

Explanation:

No options are allowed with the SAVE PROFILE command.

User Response:

Remove &V2 and any value after it, then retry the command.

DSQ20908
Message:

&V2 cannot be used with SAVE DATA.

Explanation:

Option &V2 is not allowed with the SAVE DATA command. Use only the COMMENT and CONFIRM options.

User Response:

Remove &V2 and any value after it, then retry the command.

DSQ20909
- DSQ20911
Message:

See DSQ20058

DSQ20912
Message:

See DSQ20900

DSQ20913
Message:

A value is missing from the LANGUAGE option.

Explanation:

The LANGUAGE option was received with your command but it was lacking a value. If you use the option then you must provide a value. The valid values are:

ENGLISH
The resulting form will be in English.
SESSION
The resulting form will be in your session language.
User Response:

Try your command again. Either supply a value for the LANGUAGE option, or remove the LANGUAGE option from your command.

DSQ20914
Message:

Use ENGLISH or SESSION with the LANGUAGE option.

Explanation:

You used an unrecognized value for the LANGUAGE option. The valid values are:

ENGLISH
The resulting form will be in ENGLISH.
SESSION
The resulting form will be in your session language.
User Response:

Try your command again, changing your LANGUAGE option to ENGLISH or SESSION.

DSQ20915
Message:

The ACTION option is not offered with this object type.

Explanation:

The ACTION option is only offered when the object type is DATA.

User Response:

You can take the ACTION option out of your command, or you can change the object type to DATA.

DSQ20916
Message:

Use APPEND or REPLACE with the ACTION option.

Explanation:

You used an unrecognized value for the ACTION option. The valid values are:

  1. APPEND - The saved data will be appended to the existing table if it exists, or will create a new one if it does not exist.
  2. REPLACE - The save data will replace the existing table.
User Response:

Try your command again, changing your ACTION option to APPEND or REPLACE.

DSQ20917
Message:

Column count in saved data exceeds the maximum allowed.

Explanation:

The number of columns in your data contains a column count of &V1., which exceeds the maximum allowed columns of &V2.. The data was not saved.

User Response:

If you wish to save the data, change the number of columns in your data to be within the allowed maximum of &V2..

DSQ20918
Message:

Unexpected result &1 from package &2.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ20919
Message:

OK, your stored procedure has successfully completed.

DSQ20920, DSQ20921
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ20922
Message:

Your query is too long.

Explanation:

The statement is too long or too complex to be interpreted. Your nesting of subqueries and correlated queries could be too complex for SQL processing.

User Response:

Shorten your query or rewrite it as more than one query. If this problem continues, contact your QMF administrator.

DSQ20923
Message:

Query is too long.

Explanation:

Before executing, your QBE query is translated into SQL. In this case, the resulting SQL query is too long for an internal storage area, and cannot be executed.

User Response:

Try to use two or more shorter queries to accomplish the same objective.

DSQ20924
Message:

&V2 cannot be used with RUN PROC.

Explanation:

Option &V2 is not allowed when running a procedure.

User Response:

Remove &V2 and any value after it, then retry the command.

DSQ20925
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20926
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20927, DSQ20928
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20929
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20930
Message:

See DSQ20338

DSQ20931
Message:

See DSQ20924

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ20932
Message:

&V3 cannot follow the object name.

Explanation:

You entered RUN &V1 &V2 &V3

but the format for the run command is

   RUN  objecttype objectname ( options
User Response:

If &V3 is not an option then remove it and retry your command. If it is an option then add a left parenthesis between &V2 and &V3 and retry your command. If you entered this command on the LIST panel, be sure it was formatted correctly. Press the Help key while viewing the LIST panel to find out how to enter QMF commands on the panel.

DSQ20933
Message:

You cannot use &V2 with RUN.

Explanation:

Option &V2 is not allowed with the RUN command. Use only the options listed below:

    CONFIRM         &VARIABLE
    FORM            ROWLIMIT
User Response:

Change &V2, or remove it and the value after it. If you entered this command from the LIST panel, be sure that your command was formatted correctly. Refer to help behind the LIST panel for details on entering QMF commands from that panel.

DSQ20934
Message:

See DSQ20339

DSQ20935
Message:

&V1 is an invalid object type for RUN.

Explanation:

The allowable formats for the RUN command are:

RUN objecttype
RUN objectname
RUN objecttype objectname

Objecttype can be QUERY or PROC. Objectname is the name of a query or procedure in the database.

User Response:

Change &V1 to either QUERY or PROC and retry your command. If you entered this command on the LIST panel, be sure it was formatted correctly. Press the Help key while viewing the LIST panel to find out how to enter QMF commands on the panel.

DSQ20936
Message:

OK, your query was run. DISPLAY FORM and CHECK it to see warning messages.

DSQ20937
Message:

OK, your query was run. QUERY and FORM have warning messages.

DSQ20938
Message:

See DSQ20061.

DSQ20939
Message:

OK, your procedure was run.

DSQ20940
Message:

See DSQ20935

DSQ20941
Message:

See DSQ20058

DSQ20942
Message:

See DSQ20311

DSQ20943
- DSQ20945
Message:

See DSQ20343

DSQ20946
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ20947
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20948
Message:

Logical Unit of Work commands cannot be given.

Explanation:

Commands controlling Logical Units of Work such as BEGIN, COMMIT, and ROLLBACK cannot be given by most users. These commands are handled by your QMF administrator.

User Response:

Do not give commands that control the Logical Unit of Work.

DSQ20949
Message:

See DSQ20313

DSQ20950
Message:

See DSQ20935

DSQ20951
Message:

See DSQ20058

DSQ20952
Message:

See DSQ20935

DSQ20953
Message:

The query did not run. See Help for error messages.

DSQ20954
Message:

OK, this is the report from your RUN command.

DSQ20955
Message:

OK, running your query changed the database.

DSQ20956
Message:

The query did not run. See QUERY panel for error messages.

DSQ20957
Message:

See DSQ20061.

DSQ20958, DSQ20959
Message:

OK, number of rows modified in the database: &2.

DSQ20960
Message:

See DSQ20061.

DSQ20961
Message:

See DSQ20955.

DSQ20962
Message:

Use FORM or a form name after FORM.

Explanation:

The FORM option can be given in either of these formats:

  1. (FORM=FORM -- uses the current form in FORM.
  2. (FORM=formname -- uses the form named "formname" in the database.
User Response:

Change the FORM option and give the command again.

DSQ20963
Message:

Use FORM or a form name after FORM, not &V3..

Explanation:

The FORM option may be given in either of these formats:

  1. (FORM=FORM -- uses the current form in FORM.
  2. (FORM=formname -- uses the form named "formname" in the database.

An object panel name (i.e. FORM.COLUMNS) may not be given on the FORM option.

User Response:

Change the FORM option and give the command again. If you entered this command on the LIST panel, be sure it was formatted correctly. Press the Help key while viewing the LIST panel to find out how to enter QMF commands on the panel.

DSQ20964
Message:

See DSQ20339

DSQ20965
Message:

See DSQ20963

DSQ20966
Message:

Use YES or NO after CONFIRM.

Explanation:

The CONFIRM option determines whether a query or procedure that changes the database will pause before completing its actions, so that you can prevent the change if you wish.

If the option is YES, you will have a chance to prevent the change. If NO, you will not.

If you omit the CONFIRM option, the value in PROFILE will be used.

User Response:

Add YES or NO after CONFIRM, or omit the option.

DSQ20967
Message:

Use YES or NO after CONFIRM, not &V3..

Explanation:

The CONFIRM option determines whether a query or command that changes your database will pause before completing its actions, so that you can prevent the change if you wish.

If the option is YES, you will have a chance to prevent the change. If NO, you will not.

If you omit the CONFIRM option, the value in PROFILE will be used.

User Response:

Use YES or NO after CONFIRM.

DSQ20968
Message:

See DSQ20955.

DSQ20969
Message:

OK, your query was run; proceed.

DSQ20970
Message:

&V2 cannot be used with RUN QUERY.

Explanation:

Option &V2 is not allowed when running a query.

User Response:

Remove &V2 and any value after it, then issue the command again.

DSQ20971
Message:

Specify a value after ARG.

Explanation:

The ARG option requires a value: ARG = value

User Response:

Add a value after the ARG option and issue the command again.

DSQ20972
Message:

See DSQ20058

DSQ20973
Message:

The query is empty or contains only comments.

Explanation:

An empty query, or one containing only comments, contains no instructions to do anything. It cannot be run.

If the query is a Prompted Query, it cannot be converted to SQL and the equivalent SQL statements cannot be shown using the "SHOW SQL" command.

User Response:

Create another query.

DSQ20974
Message:

OK, this is your REPORT. DISPLAY QUERY to see warning messages.

DSQ20975
Message:

See DSQ20963

DSQ20976
Message:

See DSQ20313

DSQ20977
- DSQ20978
Message:

See DSQ20058

DSQ20979
Message:

Press ENTER to execute your command.

Explanation:

You have requested a prompt panel for the &V1 command by typing

  &V1 &V2 ?

There are no keyword options for &V1 &V2..

User Response:

Press ENTER to execute the command.

DSQ20980
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ20981
Message:

See DSQ20853

DSQ20982
Message:

The ARG option is too long.

Explanation:

The maximum length for an argument value is 80 characters when you issue the RUN command from a procedure. The maximum length for an argument value is 55 characters when you enter the command on a command prompt panel.

User Response:

Shorten your ARG value and reissue the RUN command.

DSQ20983
Message:

OK, you may enter a command.

DSQ20984
Message:

See DSQ20924

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ20985
Message:

Use a number from 1 to 99,999,999 for ROWLIMIT, not &V3..

Explanation:

The ROWLIMIT option determines the maximum number of rows to return from your query. If you omit the ROWLIMIT option, all rows are returned.

User Response:

Change the ROWLIMIT value to a number from 1 to 99,999,999.

DSQ20986
Message:

Use a number from 1 to 99,999,999 for ROWLIMIT.

Explanation:

The ROWLIMIT option of your RUN command requires a value. The format is ROWLIMIT = n, where n is a number from 1 to 99,999,999 which determines the maximum number of rows to return from your query. If you omit the ROWLIMIT option all rows are returned.

User Response:

Enter a value for ROWLIMIT from 1 to 99,999,999 or remove the ROWLIMIT from your command.

DSQ20987
Message:

See DSQ20985

DSQ20988
Message:

The ROWLIMIT option is not valid for the current query.

Explanation:

The ROWLIMIT option used with the RUN command can only be used with query objects containing a select statement.

User Response:

Remove ROWLIMIT and any value after it, then retry the command.

DSQ20989
Message:

DB2 Special register &V1. cannot be set.

Explanation:

QMF does not support altering the DB2 special register &V1..

User Response:

Change or remove the following SQL statement from the Query:
SET &V1.

DSQ20990
Message:

The SQL statement beginning with &01. cannot be processed.

Explanation:

QMF &02. does not support processing this SQL statement interactively with a locally connected database server.

User Response:

Change or remove the following SQL statement from the Query: &03.

DSQ20994
Message:

OK, this is the REPORT from your STORED PROCEDURE command.

DSQ20995
Message:

See DSQ20974.

DSQ20996
Message:

OK, your query was run. DISPLAY FORM and CHECK it to see warning messages.

DSQ20997
Message:

OK, your query was run. QUERY and FORM have warning messages.

DSQ20998
- DSQ20999
Message:

See DSQ20317

DSQ21000
- DSQ21001
Message:

Please enter YES or NO, not &V1..

Explanation:

You entered &V1 on the prompt panel; only YES or NO is allowed.

User Response:

Press END to return to the prompt panel, and then correct your entry.

DSQ21002
Message:

Prompt panel display requires an interactive QMF session.

Explanation:

Prompting was required due to one of the following reasons:

  1. Your profile CONFIRM value was set to YES, and the &V1 command didn't override this by specifying the option CONFIRM = NO.
  2. You specified CONFIRM = YES on the &V1 command when running batch or command interface without INTERACT.
  3. An INCOMPLETE DATA situation existed requiring prompting to determine whether DATA should be RESET.
User Response:

Either specify CONFIRM = NO when giving the &V1 command, or give SET PROFILE (CONFIRM = NO when running non-interactive QMF. Using a RESET DATA command prior to the INCOMPLETE DATA situation will prevent the INCOMPLETE DATA prompt.

DSQ21003
Message:

Please follow the directions on the confirmation prompt panel.

Explanation:

The confirmation prompt panel is asking you to confirm that you want to complete your command. It is telling you what will happen if you continue, and what will happen if you decide to stop.

User Response:

Select 1, or press enter, to continue. Select 2, or press cancel, to stop.

DSQ21004
- DSQ21005
Message:

See DSQ20918

DSQ21030
Message:

There is not enough space to finish the report.

Explanation:

When you run a query or display a table or view, QMF retrieves only enough rows from the database to display the first page of the report. This allows QMF to display the report as soon as possible. QMF still needs to retrieve more rows to finish the report.

QMF must finish the report before executing the next command that involves the database. You issued the &V1 command, and QMF tried to finish your report. However, QMF's report storage area is full and your report is not finished. You must decide whether to erase the report or cancel your command.

User Response:

Respond to the prompt panel.

  1. If you choose YES, QMF removes your report from QMF temporary storage, so that none of it is available to you. If you are finished with the report, choose YES.
  2. If you choose NO, QMF cancels your command and leaves your report as it is.

For a list of commands that cause QMF report completion, see the QMF Reference.

System Administrators: The QMF program parameters DSQSBSTG and DSQSPILL determine the amount and usage of storage for reports. These parameters are discussed in Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system.

DSQ21031
Message:

Your report has not completed.

Explanation:

The Complete Data Object Resolution Panel has been displayed because the following conditions exist:

  1. You are running a command that requires a commit or rollback.
  2. Your report has not completed and there is an open cursor on the database object being read for your report.
  3. Global variable DSQEC_RESET_RPT has been set to 1.

If you prefer not to display this panel then set DSQEC_RESET_RPT to "0" by typing the following command at the command prompt:

COMMAND ===> SET GLOBAL (DSQEC_RESET_RPT = 0

User Response:

Respond to the prompt panel.

  1. If you choose YES, QMF will complete the report before it executes the next command. To finish the current report, it may take a long time or it may run out of temporary storage space.
  2. If you choose NO, QMF resets the running report and continues to execute the next command.
  3. If you hit F12=cancel, QMF will cancel the command.
DSQ21040
Message:

Error displaying panel &1.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ21042
Message:

See DSQ20825.

DSQ21043, DSQ21044
Message:

Use only an ISPF command, not &V1..

Explanation:

Only valid ISPF commands may be entered on the command line or through the use of PF keys on this panel.

User Response:

Enter a valid ISPF command or clear the command line and press ENTER.

DSQ21061
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ21062
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ21063
Message:

&V1 cannot be used when pop-up windows are displayed.

Explanation:

When a pop-up window dialog is active only certain commands are allowed to be issued. The command &V1 you issued is not permitted.

User Response:

Do not issue the &V1 command when pop-up windows are displayed. Complete the window dialog, or use the CANCEL command to remove the pop-up windows, and issue the &V1 command again.

DSQ21064
Message:

&V1 does not run in Add mode.

Explanation:

You have tried to execute a command which is not valid in add mode of the table editor. These are the valid commands:

ADD            END            SET
BACKWARD       FORWARD        SHOW
BOTTOM         GET            TOP
CANCEL         HELP
CLEAR          PREVIOUS
User Response:

Do not issue the &V1 command now. You can

  1. Switch to change or search mode and then try your command again.
  2. You can use the END or CANCEL command to complete your editing session, and try your command again.
DSQ21065
Message:

&V1 does not run in Change mode.

Explanation:

You have tried to execute a command which is not valid in change mode of the table editor. These are the valid commands:

BACKWARD       END            REFRESH
BOTTOM         FORWARD        SET
CANCEL         GET            SHOW
CHANGE         HELP           TOP
DELETE         NEXT
User Response:

Do not issue the &V1 command now. You can

  1. Switch to add or search mode and then try your command again.
  2. You can use the END or CANCEL command to complete your editing session, and try your command again.
DSQ21066
Message:

See DSQ21063

DSQ21067
Message:

&V1 does not run in Search mode.

Explanation:

You have tried to execute a command which is not valid in search mode of the table editor. These are the valid commands:

BACKWARD       FORWARD        SET
BOTTOM         GET            SHOW
CANCEL         HELP           TOP
CLEAR          PREVIOUS
END            SEARCH
User Response:

Do not issue the &V1 command now. You can

  1. Switch to change or add mode and then try your command again.
  2. You can use the END or CANCEL command to complete your editing session, and try your command again.
DSQ21068
Message:

Invalid usage of command &V1.

Explanation:

The command &V1 cannot be used from the command line or through the command interface. &V1 command is valid only from the callable interface and must have parameters, or within a REXX procedure.

User Response:

If the command you entered was the function you wanted, review the information written on the callable interface or REXX procedures in the QMF books.

DSQ21069
Message:

System search failure - unable to find variation.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ21070
Message:

See DSQ20038

DSQ21071
Message:

See DSQ20316

DSQ21072
Message:

See DSQ20038

DSQ21073
Message:

You cannot use the &V1 command now.

Explanation:

You cannot use &V1 when accessing the QMF product from the client or workstation.

User Response:

Choose a different command.

DSQ21081
Message:

Error displaying panel &1.

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ21082
Message:

See DSQ20058

DSQ21083
Message:

Command prompt display requires an interactive QMF session.

Explanation:

Your batch procedure or application contained the following command:

     &V1 ?

In an interactive session this would cause the display of the &V1 command prompt panel, but this is not possible when running non-interactive QMF.

Commands issued in batch or through command interface without INTERACT must not result in user interaction or display.

User Response:

Remove commands from your batch procedure or application which result in prompting.

DSQ21100
- DSQ21109
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ21115
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ21120
Message:

See DSQ20348

DSQ21121
Message:

You cannot run &V2..

Explanation:

&V2 is not the name of an existing query or procedure. The allowable formats for the RUN command are:

  1. RUN objecttype
  2. RUN objectname
  3. RUN objecttype objectname

Objecttype can be QUERY or PROC. Objectname is the name of a query or procedure in the database.

User Response:

Change &V2 to something that can be run and retry your command. To see a list of your queries or procedures, enter the command LIST QUERIES or LIST PROCS. If you entered this command on the LIST panel, be sure it was formatted correctly. Press the Help key while viewing the LIST panel to find out how to enter QMF commands on the panel.

DSQ21122
Message:

&V2 is not a FORM.

Explanation:

Your command uses &V2 as the name of a form in the database. An object with this name exists in the database, but it is not a form.

User Response:

  1. Use the correct name of the form you want. Use LIST FORMS to see a list of your forms.
  2. Run your command without the FORM option, and then change the default form that will be produced.
DSQ21123
Message:

See DSQ20355

DSQ21124
Message:

See DSQ20724

DSQ21125
Message:

You cannot convert &V1.. It is not a query.

Explanation:

&V1 is not the name of an existing query. The format of the CONVERT command is:

CONVERT QUERY objectname (options

User Response:

Change &V1 to the name of a query and retry your command. To see a list of your queries, enter the command LIST QUERIES. If you entered this command on the LIST panel, be sure it was formatted correctly. Press the Help key while viewing the LIST panel to find out how to enter QMF commands on the panel.

DSQ21126
Message:

&V2 cannot be found during QMF initialization.

Explanation:

Procedure "&V2" was not found in database during QMF Initialization.

User Response:

you may contact your QMF administrator for assistance.

DSQ21127
Message:

See DSQ20983

DSQ21138
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ21150
- DSQ21153
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ21154
- DSQ21157
Message:

QBE Query cannot be expanded to hold your input. Some input has been lost.

Explanation:

Your input required a portion of the QBE query to expand. The QBE query could not be expanded because it was already at its maximum size. Some of your input has been lost.

User Response:

If the skeletons, condition boxes and comment boxes in your QBE query contain more rows than you need to compose your query, use the REDUCE command to eliminate the unnecessary rows and reenter your input. If the condition boxes and comment boxes in your QBE query are wider than you need to compose your query, or some of the columns in the skeletons are wider than you need to compose your query, use the REDUCE command to decrease the width. If the skeletons in your QBE query contain unneeded columns, use the REDUCE command to remove the unneeded columns.

DSQ21170
Message:

Aggregation view not found in the Repository.

Explanation:

You specified an aggregation for the view of the ER prompted query to be run, but the aggregation name was not found by the Repository Manager. It is possible that a substitution variable was used to give a value for this. If so, the name represented by the substitution value was misspelled or was too long.

User Response:

Correct the aggregation name.

DSQ21171
Message:

Entity view not found in the Repository.

Explanation:

You specified an entity for the view of the ER prompted query to be run, but the entity name was not found by the Repository Manager. It is possible that a substitution variable was used to give a value for this. If so, the name represented by the substitution value was misspelled or was too long.

User Response:

Correct the entity name.

DSQ21172
Message:

User is not authorized to use a relationship.

Explanation:

A relationship you specified in the query being run exists in the database, but you are not authorized to use it. It is possible that a substitution variable was used to give a value for this.

User Response:

Change the relationship that is specified or acquire authorization to run the query.

DSQ21173
Message:

The selection expression for a template is invalid.

Explanation:

The selection expression for one of the templates in the query is invalid. Within the list of templates that compose your query, the index of the relevant template is &V1.. Within the list of selection clauses that compose the selection expression of the template, the index of the relevant clause is &V2.. It is possible that a substitution variable was used to give a value for this.

User Response:

Correct the selection clause and run the query again.

DSQ21174
Message:

The number of specified attributes exceeds 999.

Explanation:

The maximum number of attributes that can be specified in a query is 999. The current query has exceeded this limitation.

User Response:

Reduce the number of specified attributes.

DSQ21175
Message:

The selection expression for a template is too long.

Explanation:

The selection expression for one of the templates in the query is too long. The total length limit for an expression is 3,300 characters. Within the list of templates that compose your query, the index of the relevant template is &V1.. Within the list of selection clauses that compose the selection expression of the template, the index of the relevant clause is &V2.. It is possible that a substitution variable was used to give a value for this.

User Response:

Change the selection expression and run the query again.

DSQ21176
Message:

An expression used in the query is invalid.

Explanation:

An expression used for a particular template is invalid in the query being run. The invalid value could be an attribute named on the left side or a template or field named on the right side. It is possible that a substitution variable was used to give a value for this.

User Response:

Change the expression and run the query again.

DSQ21177
Message:

See DSQ20918

DSQ21178
Message:

See DSQ20061.

DSQ21190
- DSQ21191
Message:

See DSQ20058

DSQ21192
Message:

See DSQ20316

DSQ21193
Message:

See DSQ20306

DSQ21194
Message:

See DSQ20307

DSQ21195, DSQ21196
Message:

&V1 is an invalid object type for PRINT.

Explanation:

The allowable formats for the PRINT command are:

  1. PRINT objecttype
    Objecttype can be QUERY, PROC, FORM,
    PROFILE, CHART, or REPORT.
  2. PRINT objectname
    Objectname is the name of an object in
    the database.
  3. PRINT objecttype objectname
    Objecttype can be QUERY, PROC, FORM, or
    TABLE.
    Objectname is the name of an object in
    the database.
User Response:

Retry your command with a valid object type. If you entered this command on the LIST panel, be sure it was formatted correctly. Press the Help key while viewing the LIST panel to find out how to enter QMF commands on the panel.

DSQ21197, DSQ21198
Message:

See DSQ20058

DSQ21199
Message:

&V1 option can only be used with PRINT REPORT.

Explanation:

Option &V1 is only allowed with the PRINT REPORT command.

User Response:

Either change your command to PRINT REPORT or remove the &V1 option and any value after it, and retry your command.

DSQ21200
Message:

See DSQ20338

DSQ21201
Message:

&V3 cannot follow the object name.

Explanation:

You entered PRINT &V1 &V2 &V3

but the format for the PRINT command is

   PRINT objecttype objectname ( options
User Response:

If &V3 is not an option then remove it and retry your command. Otherwise, add a left parenthesis between "&V2" and "&V3.". Then retry your command. If you entered this command on the LIST panel, be sure it was formatted correctly. Press the Help key while viewing the LIST panel to find out how to enter QMF commands on the panel.

DSQ21202
Message:

See DSQ20313

DSQ21203
Message:

See DSQ20963

DSQ21204
Message:

See DSQ20962

DSQ21205
Message:

See DSQ20339

DSQ21207
Message:

See DSQ20061.

DSQ21208
- DSQ21209
Message:

See DSQ20963

DSQ21210
Message:

See DSQ20348

DSQ21211
Message:

See DSQ20311

DSQ21212
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ21213
Message:

See DSQ20021

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ21214
Message:

See DSQ20313

DSQ21215
Message:

See DSQ20317

DSQ21216
Message:

See DSQ20074

DSQ21217
Message:

See DSQ20853

DSQ21218
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ21219
Message:

Use YES or NO after CC.

Explanation:

If you use NO, the Carriage Control will not be present. If you use YES, the Carriage Control is in column 1. If nothing is entered, the default is the value of Global Variable DSQEC_CC.

User Response:

Enter YES or NO for CC, or remove CC from your command.

DSQ21220
Message:

Use YES or NO after CC, not &C2..

Explanation:

If you use NO, the Carriage Control will not be present. If you use YES, the Carriage Control is in column 1. If nothing is entered, the default is the value of Global Variable DSQEC_CC.

User Response:

Change the CC value to YES or NO, or remove CC from your command.

DSQ21225
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ21226
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ21229
Message:

See DSQ20339

DSQ21233
Message:

Use a number from 22 to 999 for WIDTH, not &V2..

Explanation:

WIDTH is the number of characters that can appear in a line of print. Output lines longer than the width you choose will be cut off on the right. The value of width does not ensure that the paper you print on will be wide enough. If you want to print everything you ask for, choose a width no wider than the paper.

If you omit the WIDTH option, the value of WIDTH in your profile is used.

User Response:

Change the WIDTH value to a number between 22 and 999 or remove the WIDTH value from your command or prompt panel.

DSQ21234
Message:

Use a number from 22 to 999 for WIDTH.

Explanation:

The WIDTH option of your PRINT command requires a value. The format is WIDTH = N, where N is a number from 22 to 999. If you omit the WIDTH option, the value of WIDTH in your profile is used.

User Response:

Enter a value for WIDTH from 22 to 999 or remove WIDTH from your command.

DSQ21235
Message:

See DSQ21233

DSQ21236
Message:

Use a number from 1 to 999 or CONT for LENGTH.

Explanation:

&V2 is not a valid LENGTH value. The value specified for the LENGTH option of your PRINT command must be any number from 1 to 999 or the value, CONT. CONT causes continuous printing, without page breaks. If you omit the LENGTH option, the value of LENGTH in your profile is used.

User Response:

Change the LENGTH value to a number from 1 to 999 or CONT, or remove LENGTH from your command.

DSQ21237
Message:

Use a number from 1 to 999 or CONT for LENGTH.

Explanation:

The LENGTH option of your PRINT command requires a value. The format is LENGTH = N, where N is a number from 1 to 999 or CONT. CONT causes continuous printing without page breaks. If you omit the LENGTH option, the value of LENGTH in your profile is used.

User Response:

Enter a LENGTH value from 1 to 999 or CONT or remove LENGTH from your command.

DSQ21238
Message:

See DSQ21236

DSQ21239
Message:

Use YES or NO after DATETIME.

Explanation:

If you use NO, the date and time will not be printed. If you use YES or omit the option, the date and time will be printed at the bottom of each page.

User Response:

Enter YES or NO for DATETIME or remove DATETIME from your command.

DSQ21240
Message:

Use YES or NO after DATETIME, not &V2..

Explanation:

If you use NO, the date and time will not be printed. If you use YES or omit the option, the date and time will be printed at the bottom of each page.

User Response:

Change the DATETIME value to YES or NO, or remove DATETIME from your command.

DSQ21241
Message:

Use YES or NO after PAGENO.

Explanation:

If you use YES, or you omit this option, a page number will be printed at the bottom of each page. If you use NO, page numbers will not be printed.

User Response:

Enter YES or NO for PAGENO, or remove PAGENO from your command.

DSQ21242
Message:

Use YES or NO after PAGENO, not &V2..

Explanation:

If you use YES or omit this option, a page number will be printed at the bottom of each page. If you use NO, page numbers will not be printed.

User Response:

Change the PAGENO option to YES or NO, or remove PAGENO from your command.

DSQ21243
Message:

&V2 cannot be used with PRINT.

Explanation:

Option &V2 is not allowed with the PRINT command. Use only the options listed below:

PRINTER
DATETIME   (Invalid for PRINT CHART)
LENGTH     (Invalid for PRINT CHART)
WIDTH      (Invalid for PRINT CHART)
PAGENO     (Invalid for PRINT CHART)
ICUFORM    (Valid ONLY for PRINT CHART)
UNITS      (Valid ONLY for PRINT CHART)
VOFFSET    (Valid ONLY for PRINT CHART)
HOFFSET    (Valid ONLY for PRINT CHART)
CWIDTH     (Valid ONLY for PRINT CHART)
CLENGTH    (Valid ONLY for PRINT CHART)
User Response:

Remove &V2 and any value after it, then retry the command.

DSQ21245
- DSQ21248
Message:

&V2 cannot be used with PRINT CHART.

Explanation:

Option &V2 is not allowed with the PRINT CHART command. Use only these options for PRINT CHART:

    PRINTER             UNITS
    VOFFSET             HOFFSET
    CWIDTH              CLENGTH
    ICUFORM
User Response:

Remove &V2 and any value after it, then retry the command.

DSQ21249
- DSQ21258
Message:

&V2 can only be used with PRINT CHART.

Explanation:

Option &V2 is only allowed with the PRINT CHART command. Use only these options:

DATETIME        PRINTER
LENGTH          WIDTH
PAGENO
User Response:

Remove &V2 and any value after it, then retry the command.

DSQ21260
Message:

Use a percent between 1 and 100 for CLENGTH.

Explanation:

&V2 is not a valid CLENGTH value. CLENGTH is the length of the chart area. Since UNITS=PERCENT is used, the length is a percentage of the total length of the page on which the chart will be printed.

Neither the value you choose nor the sum of that value and the VOFFSET (vertical offset) value can exceed 100 (percent).

User Response:

Use a numeric value for CLENGTH that is greater than 0, such that its sum with the value for VOFFSET does not exceed 100 (percent).

DSQ21261
Message:

Use a number greater than 0 for CLENGTH; not &V2..

Explanation:

CLENGTH is the length of the chart area in units given by UNITS.

Neither the value you choose nor the sum of that value and the VOFFSET (vertical offset) value can exceed the length of the paper on which the chart will be printed.

User Response:

Use a numeric value for CLENGTH that is greater than 0, such that its sum with the value for VOFFSET does not exceed the print length.

DSQ21262
Message:

The PRINTER option is incomplete.

Explanation:

A value is needed after PRINTER. The value must be:

  1. A name consisting of alphabetic, numeric, and some special characters. It may not begin with a numeric character and must not exceed eight characters in length.
  2. Blank (enclosed within single quotes, ' ', on the command line).

The PRINTER name is used by the GDDM print support to direct output to a desired print device. A blank value directs output to the QMF standard output device. You cannot blank out this option using the prompt panel.

User Response:

Add a valid printer name after PRINTER. If you still have problems, consult your operation staff or system programmer for more help.

DSQ21263
- DSQ21269
Message:

&V2 is not valid after PRINTER.

Explanation:

The PRINTER name is not valid. The name may consist of alphabetic, numeric, and some special characters. It must not exceed eight characters in length. The PRINTER value may be left blank.

The PRINTER name is used by the GDDM print support to direct output to a desired print device. A blank value directs output to the QMF standard output device.

When entering a blank value on the command line (not on the prompt panel), enclose it in single quotes: ' '. You cannot blank out this option using the prompt panel.

User Response:

Correct the value of the PRINTER name. Consult your operation staff or system programmer for additional aid.

DSQ21271
Message:

See DSQ21195

DSQ21272
Message:

See DSQ20320

DSQ21273
- DSQ21275
Message:

See DSQ20321

DSQ21276
Message:

UNITS needs a value of PERCENT, CENTIMETERS, or INCHES.

Explanation:

You must give a value for UNITS. This option identifies the units of measurement for values specified for the PRINT CHART command options: CWIDTH (chart width), CLENGTH (chart length), VOFFSET (vertical offset) and HOFFSET (horizontal offset). Valid values are:

PERCENT     - Units are a percentage of
              the corresponding page
              width and length.
CENTIMETERS - Units are specified in
              centimeters.
INCHES      - Units are specified in
              inches.

Note: When UNITS=PERCENT, you need not know the dimensions of the paper on which the chart will be printed.

User Response:

Complete UNITS with PERCENT, CENTIMETERS, or INCHES.

DSQ21277
Message:

&V2 is not valid after UNITS.

Explanation:

The UNITS option identifies the units of measurement for values specified for the PRINT CHART command options: CWIDTH (chart width), CLENGTH (chart length), VOFFSET (vertical offset) and HOFFSET (horizontal offset). Valid values are:

PERCENT     - Units are a percentage of
              the corresponding page
              width and length.
CENTIMETERS - Units are specified in
              centimeters.
INCHES      - Units are specified in
              inches.

Note: When UNITS=PERCENT, you need not know the dimensions of the paper on which the chart will be printed.

User Response:

Complete UNITS with PERCENT, CENTIMETERS, or INCHES.

DSQ21278
Message:

Use a percent from 0 to 100 for VOFFSET; not &V2..

Explanation:

VOFFSET is the vertical offset of the chart area from the top of the output area. Since UNITS=PERCENT is used, the offset is a percentage of the total length of the page on which the chart will be printed.

Neither the value you choose nor the sum of that value and the CLENGTH (chart length) value can exceed 100 (percent).

User Response:

Use a numeric value for VOFFSET that is greater than or equal to 0, such that its sum with the value for CLENGTH does not exceed 100 (percent).

DSQ21279
Message:

Use a number >= 0 for VOFFSET; not &V2..

Explanation:

VOFFSET is the vertical offset of the chart area from the top of the output area, in units given by UNITS.

Neither the value you choose nor the sum of that value and the CLENGTH (chart length) value can exceed the length of the paper on which the chart will be printed.

User Response:

Use a numeric value for VOFFSET that is greater than or equal to 0, such that its sum with the value for CLENGTH does not exceed the print length.

DSQ21280
Message:

The percent value for VOFFSET must be from 0 to 100.

Explanation:

VOFFSET is the vertical offset of the chart area from the top of the output area. Since UNITS=PERCENT is used, the offset is a percentage of the total length of the page on which the chart will be printed.

Neither the value you choose nor the sum of that value and the CLENGTH (chart length) value can exceed 100 (percent).

User Response:

Use a numeric value for VOFFSET that is greater than or equal to 0, such that its sum with the value for CLENGTH does not exceed 100 (percent).

DSQ21281
Message:

VOFFSET must be a number greater than or equal to 0.

Explanation:

VOFFSET is the vertical offset of the chart area from the top of the output area, in units given by UNITS.

Neither the value you choose nor the sum of that value and the CLENGTH (chart length) value can exceed the length of the paper on which the chart will be printed.

User Response:

Use a numeric value for VOFFSET that is greater than or equal to 0, such that its sum with the value for CLENGTH does not exceed the print length.

DSQ21282
Message:

See DSQ21278

DSQ21283
Message:

See DSQ21279

DSQ21284
Message:

Use a percent from 0 to 100 for HOFFSET; not &V2..

Explanation:

HOFFSET is the horizontal offset of the chart area from the left of the output area. Since UNITS=PERCENT is used, the offset is a percentage of the total width of the page on which the chart will be printed.

Neither the value you choose nor the sum of that value and the CWIDTH (chart width) value can exceed 100 (percent).

User Response:

Use a numeric value for HOFFSET that is greater than or equal to 0, such that its sum with the value for CWIDTH does not exceed 100 (percent).

DSQ21285
Message:

Use a number >= 0 for HOFFSET; not &V2..

Explanation:

HOFFSET is the horizontal offset of the chart area from the left of the output area, in units given by UNITS.

Neither the value you choose nor the sum of that value and the CWIDTH (chart width) value can exceed the width of the paper on which the chart will be printed.

User Response:

Use a numeric value for HOFFSET that is greater than or equal to 0, such that its sum with the value for CWIDTH does not exceed the print width.

DSQ21286
Message:

The percent value for HOFFSET must be from 0 to 100.

Explanation:

HOFFSET is the horizontal offset of the chart area from the left of the output area. Since UNITS=PERCENT is used, the offset is a percentage of the total width of the page on which the chart will be printed.

Neither the value you choose nor the sum of that value and the CWIDTH (chart width) value can exceed 100 (percent).

User Response:

Use a numeric value for HOFFSET that is greater than or equal to 0, such that its sum with the value for CWIDTH does not exceed 100 (percent).

DSQ21287
Message:

HOFFSET must be a number greater than or equal to 0.

Explanation:

HOFFSET is the horizontal offset of the chart area from the left of the output area, in units given by UNITS.

Neither the value you choose nor the sum of that value and the CWIDTH (chart width) value can exceed the width of the paper on which the chart will be printed.

User Response:

Use a numeric value for HOFFSET that is greater than or equal to 0, such that its sum with the value for CWIDTH does not exceed the print width.

DSQ21288
Message:

See DSQ21284

DSQ21289
Message:

See DSQ21285

DSQ21290
Message:

Use a percent between 0 and 100 for CWIDTH.

Explanation:

&V2 is not a valid CWIDTH value. CWIDTH is the width of the chart area. Since UNITS=PERCENT is used, the width is a percentage of the total width of the page on which the chart will be printed.

Neither the value you choose nor the sum of that value and the HOFFSET (horizontal offset) value can exceed 100 (percent).

User Response:

Use a numeric value for CWIDTH that is greater than 0, such that its sum with the value for HOFFSET does not exceed 100 (percent).

DSQ21291
Message:

Use a number greater than 0 for CWIDTH; not &V2..

Explanation:

CWIDTH is the width of the chart area in units given by UNITS.

Neither the value you choose nor the sum of that value and the HOFFSET (horizontal offset) value can exceed the width of the paper on which the chart will be printed.

User Response:

Use a numeric value for CWIDTH that is greater than 0, such that its sum with the value for HOFFSET does not exceed the print width.

DSQ21292
Message:

The percent value for CWIDTH must be between 0 and 100.

Explanation:

CWIDTH is the width of the chart area. Since UNITS=PERCENT is used the width is a percentage of the total width of the page on which the chart will be printed.

Neither the value you choose nor the sum of that value and the HOFFSET (horizontal offset) value can exceed 100 (percent).

User Response:

Use a numeric value for CWIDTH that is greater than 0, such that its sum with the value for HOFFSET does not exceed 100 (percent).

DSQ21293
Message:

CWIDTH must be a number greater than 0.

Explanation:

CWIDTH is the width of the chart area in units given by UNITS.

Neither the value you choose nor the sum of that value and the HOFFSET (horizontal offset) value can exceed the width of the paper on which the chart will be printed.

User Response:

Use a numeric value for CWIDTH that is greater than 0, such that its sum with the value for HOFFSET does not exceed the print width.

DSQ21294
Message:

See DSQ21290

DSQ21295
Message:

See DSQ21291

DSQ21296
Message:

See DSQ21260

DSQ21297
Message:

See DSQ21261

DSQ21298
Message:

The percent value for CLENGTH must be between 0 and 100.

Explanation:

CLENGTH is the length of the chart area. Since UNITS=PERCENT is used, the length is a percentage of the total length of the page on which the chart will be printed.

Neither the value you choose nor the sum of that value and the VOFFSET (vertical offset) value can exceed 100 (percent).

User Response:

Use a numeric value for CLENGTH that is greater than 0, such that its sum with the value for VOFFSET does not exceed 100 (percent).

DSQ21299
Message:

CLENGTH must be a number greater than 0.

Explanation:

CLENGTH is the length of the chart area in units given by UNITS.

Neither the value you choose nor the sum of that value and the VOFFSET (vertical offset) value can exceed the length of the paper on which the chart will be printed.

User Response:

Use a numeric value for CLENGTH that is greater than 0, such that its sum with the value for VOFFSET does not exceed the print length.

DSQ21300
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ21305, DSQ21306
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ21326
Message:

See DSQ20046

DSQ21327
Message:

See DSQ20042

DSQ21328
Message:

CHECK only works when the FORM is displayed.

Explanation:

CHECK causes error and warning checking to be done on the FORM. CHECK must be entered from one of the FORM panels.

If CHECK is used in a procedure, the current object panel is the one which would have been displayed if the commands in the procedure were typed in the command area in the same order as they appear in the procedure.

User Response:

If you want error and warning checking to be done on the FORM then display the FORM and give the CHECK command again.

DSQ21329
Message:

See DSQ20746.

DSQ21350
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ21351
Message:

The value given for CURRENT DEGREE is not valid.

Explanation:

The error may be caused by one of the following:

  1. The value given for CURRENT DEGREE is blank.
  2. The value given for CURRENT DEGREE is more than 3 characters long.
User Response:

Correct the CURRENT DEGREE value and continue.

DSQ21353
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ21354
Message:

Query is too long.

Explanation:

Your SQL query, including substituted variable values, is too large for the database manager to handle, even after QMF has removed all comments and most embedded blanks.

User Response:

Remove extraneous blanks within the query text itself. If possible, simplify the query or break it into two or more smaller queries.

DSQ21355
Message:

The value given for SQLID is not valid.

Explanation:

The error may be caused by one of the following:

  1. The value given for SQLID is blank.
  2. The value given for SQLID is more than 8 characters long.
User Response:

Correct the SQLID value and continue.

DSQ21357
Message:

More than 100 substitution variables referenced.

Explanation:

A query or procedure cannot be run, nor a query converted, if it contains references to more than 100 different names of the form '&variable'.

User Response:

Reduce the number of substitution variables referenced to 100 or fewer and try again.

DSQ21358
Message:

See DSQ21354

DSQ21360
Message:

The variable beginning with &V2 is longer than 18 characters.

Explanation:

Variable names cannot have more than 18 characters.

User Response:

Choose a shorter variable name.

DSQ21390
Message:

OK, cursor positioned.

DSQ21400
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ21402
- DSQ21405
Message:

See DSQ20151

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ21416
Message:

&V2 is invalid.

Explanation:

The value inside the quotes is all blanks.

User Response:

Correct your command and try again.

DSQ21419
Message:

Location name is missing.

Explanation:

The format for the CONNECT command is: CONNECT userid TO location (PASSWORD = password

"Location" is the name of the location to which you want to connect.

User Response:

Either remove the "TO" or add a location name and reissue the command.

DSQ21420
Message:

You have entered a servername and a password but no userid.

Explanation:

If you enter a password you must enter a userid. The userid identifies the user on whose authority the connection is to be made. The password lets you connect to the database using the authority of the userid you specified.

User Response:

Reissue your command; include both userid and password.

DSQ21421
Message:

The CONNECT command cannot use a userid or a password.

Explanation:

QMF is running in an environment that disallows userids and passwords when connecting to a database. The valid format of the CONNECT command is: CONNECT TO location "TO" is required before the location name. The location name is the name of the location to which you want to be connected.

User Response:

Change your CONNECT command and reissue it.

DSQ21422
Message:

Location name is too long.

Explanation:

The maximum allowable length of location name depends on whether or not you surround the name with double quotes.

  1. Without double quotes, location name can be &V1..
  2. With double quotes, the location name plus the quotes can be &V2, hence location name can be &V3..
User Response:

Shorten your location name and reissue the command.

DSQ21423
Message:

Too many names for CONNECT.

Explanation:

The valid format of the CONNECT command is: CONNECT userid (PASSWORD = password

The userid is the DB2 Server for VSE & VM userid on whose authority the connection is to be made. The password is the DB2 Server for VSE & VM password that lets you connect to the database using the authority of the specified userid.

The "name" cannot contain blanks.

Don't forget the left parenthesis prior to using the required PASSWORD keyword option, as in: CONNECT USER1 (PASSWORD = PW

User Response:

Change your CONNECT command to the format shown and give it again.

DSQ21424
Message:

The "CONNECT TO" command requires a location name.

Explanation:

QMF is running in an environment that requires a location name when connecting to a database. The valid format of the CONNECT command is: CONNECT TO location "TO" is required before the location name. The location name is the name of the location to which you want to be connected.

User Response:

Specify a location name in your CONNECT command and reissue it.

To see a list of location names, press the LIST pfkey on the CONNECT command prompt panel.

DSQ21425
Message:

&V2 is not expected after &V1.

Explanation:

The valid format of the CONNECT command is: CONNECT userid TO location (PASSWORD = password If you specify a location name, you must use "TO" between the userid and location name.

User Response:

Change your CONNECT command and reissue it.

DSQ21426
Message:

See DSQ20388.

DSQ21427
Message:

Too many terms after "TO".

Explanation:

The format for the CONNECT command in this environment is:

  CONNECT TO location

"Location" is the name of the location to which you want to connect.

User Response:

Change your CONNECT command and reissue it.

DSQ21428
Message:

Too many terms preceding the left parenthesis.

Explanation:

The format for the CONNECT command is:

CONNECT userid TO location ( PASSWORD =
   password

"Userid" is the DB2 Server for VSE & VM userid on whose authority the connection is to be made. "Location" is the name of the location to which you want to connect. Use the left parenthesis, "(", to show that keyword options follow. The password is the DB2 Server for VSE & VM password that lets you connect to a database using the authority of the userid you specified.

User Response:

Change your CONNECT command and reissue it.

DSQ21429
Message:

&C1 needs a valid name; &C2 is not a valid name.

Explanation:

The name after &C1:

User Response:

Substitute a valid name for &C2 and reissue the command.

DSQ21430
Message:

The CONNECT command cannot be used.

Explanation:

QMF is running in an environment that does not let you connect to a new userid or location.

User Response:

Please see the online help for the CONNECT command, or refer to Installing and Managing QMF for your system.

DSQ21431
Message:

See DSQ20338

DSQ21432
Message:

See DSQ21429

DSQ21433
Message:

CONNECT needs the PASSWORD keyword option.

Explanation:

The format for the CONNECT command is:

CONNECT userid TO location ( PASSWORD =
   password

The PASSWORD option is only valid for DB2 Server for VSE & VM. You must use this option if you specify a userid. The password value lets you connect to the database using the authority of the userid you specified.

User Response:

Add the PASSWORD option and reissue the CONNECT command.

DSQ21434
Message:

PASSWORD value is longer than 8 unquoted characters.

Explanation:

As the value of the PASSWORD option you used this:

&V2

The PASSWORD value may be up to 8 characters without quotes or up 10 characters when the value is enclosed in single or double quotes.

User Response:

Change the PASSWORD value.

DSQ21435
Message:

Please complete option &V2 with a password.

Explanation:

The option &V2 is incomplete without a value. The value for PASSWORD may be enclosed in single or double quotes and should conform to the rules for valid DB2 Server for VSE & VM passwords.

User Response:

Complete the PASSWORD option and give the CONNECT command again.

DSQ21436
Message:

Use a valid DB2 Server for VSE & VM password after PASSWORD.

Explanation:

&V2 is not a valid DB2 Server for VSE & VM password. The value can contain up to 8 characters if not enclosed in quotes, and up to 10 characters if enclosed in (single or double) quotes. Follow the rules for valid DB2 Server for VSE & VM passwords.

User Response:

Supply a valid DB2 Server for VSE & VM password value and reissue your command.

DSQ21437
Message:

You cannot use &V2 with CONNECT.

Explanation:

The only valid option for CONNECT is PASSWORD. The format for the CONNECT command is:

CONNECT userid TO location ( PASSWORD =
   password
User Response:

Change your CONNECT command and reissue it.

DSQ21438
Message:

See DSQ20061.

DSQ21439
Message:

Internal error detected in DSQDCONN. DXECVS data is invalid.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ21440
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ21441
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ21442
Message:

A CONNECT command needs location and/or userid and password.

Explanation:

The format for the CONNECT command is: CONNECT userid TO location (PASSWORD = password "Userid" is the DB2 Server for VSE & VM userid on whose authority the connection is to be made. "Location" is the name of the location to which you want to connect. "Password" is the DB2 Server for VSE & VM password that lets you connect to the database using the authority of the userid you specify.

User Response:

Change your CONNECT command and reissue it.

DSQ21443
Message:

See DSQ21424

DSQ21444
Message:

&V2 is not expected after &V1..

Explanation:

The valid format of the CONNECT command is: CONNECT TO location If you specify a location name, you must use "TO" between CONNECT and the location name.

User Response:

Change your CONNECT command and reissue it.

DSQ21445
Message:

See DSQ21421

DSQ21446
Message:

See DSQ21424

DSQ21447
Message:

The CONNECT command cannot use "TO" or a location name.

Explanation:

QMF is running in an environment that disallows location names when connecting to a database. The valid format of the CONNECT command is: CONNECT userid (PASSWORD = password The userid is the DB2 Server for VSE & VM userid on whose authority the connection is to be made. The password is the DB2 Server for VSE & VM password that lets you connect to the database using the authority of the specified userid.

User Response:

Change your CONNECT command and reissue it.

DSQ21448, DSQ21449
Message:

See DSQ20388.

DSQ21450
Message:

See DSQ20343

DSQ21451
Message:

See DSQ20061.

DSQ21452, DSQ21453
Message:

See DSQ20006

DSQ21454
Message:

See DSQ20388.

DSQ21455
- DSQ21456
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ21457
Message:

Use only PROFILE or GLOBAL with SET.

Explanation:

The correct forms of the SET command are

To set profile:
     SET PROFILE (option-list
     SET (option-list

     At least one of these options is
     needed:
     CASE        CONFIRM     DECIMAL
     LANGUAGE    LENGTH      MODEL
     PRINTER     SPACE       TRACE
     WIDTH

To set global variables:
     SET GLOBAL (variables-list

     The variables-list must contain at
     least 1 variable but fewer than 10
     variables.
User Response:

Correct the SET command and give it again.

DSQ21458
Message:

See DSQ20339

DSQ21459, DSQ21460
Message:

See DSQ21457

DSQ21461
Message:

Too many names after SET.

Explanation:

Allowable formats for the SET command are

To set profile:
    SET PROFILE (option-list
    SET (option-list

To set global variables:
    SET GLOBAL (variables-list

Your command has more than one word between SET and the beginning of the option list. Did you forget the opening parenthesis?

User Response:

Change the SET command and give it again.

DSQ21462
Message:

Use UPPER, STRING, or MIXED after CASE, not &V3..

Explanation:

The possible values for CASE, and their meanings, are:

UPPER  - All keyboard entry is converted
         to uppercase.

STRING - Keyboard entry is converted to
         uppercase EXCEPT FOR comments,
         characters enclosed in quotes,
         and the following fields in the
         form:
             -- Column headings
             -- Page, detail, break, and
                final text

MIXED  - Keyboard entry is unchanged.
         You must enter command keywords
         and SQL reserved words in
         uppercase.
User Response:

Change the CASE value to UPPER, STRING, or MIXED, and press ENTER.

DSQ21463
Message:

Complete CASE with UPPER, STRING, or MIXED.

Explanation:

You must give a value for CASE. The allowable values and their meanings are:

UPPER  - All keyboard entry is converted
         to uppercase.

STRING - Keyboard entry is converted to
         uppercase EXCEPT FOR comments,
         characters enclosed in quotes,
         and the following fields in the
         form:
             -- Column heading
             -- Page, detail, break, and
                final text

MIXED  - Keyboard entry is unchanged.
         You must enter command
         keywords and SQL reserved words
         in uppercase.
User Response:

Enter UPPER, STRING, or MIXED after CASE, and press ENTER.

DSQ21464
Message:

See DSQ21462

DSQ21465
Message:

Use PERIOD, COMMA, or FRENCH after DECIMAL, not &V3..

Explanation:

The value of DECIMAL tells which rule is used in formatting columns with an EDIT code of D, I, J, K, or L. The value may be PERIOD, COMMA, or FRENCH.

If
DECIMAL  The number 123456789/100
is:      with code K displays as...

PERIOD   1,234,567.89 (Standard in the
                       U.S.A)
COMMA    1.234.567,89 (Standard in much
                       of Europe)
FRENCH   1 234 567,89 (Standard in
                       France)
User Response:

Change the DECIMAL option to PERIOD, COMMA, or FRENCH, and press ENTER.

DSQ21466
Message:

Complete DECIMAL with PERIOD, COMMA, or FRENCH.

Explanation:

The value of DECIMAL tells which rule is used in formatting columns with an edit code of D, I, J, K, or L. The value may be PERIOD, COMMA, or FRENCH.

If
DECIMAL  The number 123456789/100
is:      with code K displays as...

PERIOD   1,234,567.89 (Standard in the
                       U.S.A)
COMMA    1.234.567,89 (Standard in much
                       of Europe)
FRENCH   1 234 567,89 (Standard in
                       France)
User Response:

Enter PERIOD, COMMA, or FRENCH after DECIMAL and press ENTER.

DSQ21467
Message:

See DSQ21465

DSQ21468
Message:

Use YES or NO after CONFIRM, not &V3..

Explanation:

The value of CONFIRM determines whether one of the following commands will pause before completing its action, so that you can prevent the change if you wish.

  1. A query that will change the database.
  2. A command that will change the database.
  3. A command that will cause a file/data set to be replaced.

If the value is YES, you will have a chance to prevent each change. If NO, you will not.

User Response:

Change the value of CONFIRM to YES or NO and press ENTER.

DSQ21469
Message:

Please complete CONFIRM with YES or NO.

Explanation:

The value of CONFIRM determines whether one of the following commands will pause before completing its action, so that you can prevent the change if you wish.

  1. A query that will change the database.
  2. A command that will change the database.
  3. A command that will cause a file/data set to be replaced.

If the value is YES, you will have a chance to prevent each change. If NO, you will not.

User Response:

Enter YES or NO after CONFIRM and press ENTER.

DSQ21470
Message:

See DSQ21468

DSQ21471
Message:

Use a number from 22 to 999 for WIDTH, not &V3..

Explanation:

WIDTH is the number of characters that can appear in a line of print. Output lines longer than the width you choose will be cut off on the right. The value of width does not ensure that the paper you print on will be wide enough. If you want to print everything you ask for, choose a width no wider than the paper.

User Response:

Change the WIDTH value to a number between 22 and 999.

DSQ21472
Message:

Use a number from 22 to 999 for WIDTH.

Explanation:

WIDTH is the number of characters that can appear in a line of print. Output lines longer than the width you choose will be cut off on the right. The value of width does not ensure that the paper you print on will be wide enough. If you want to print everything you ask for, choose a width no wider than the paper.

User Response:

Enter a value between 22 and 999 for WIDTH.

DSQ21473
Message:

See DSQ21471

DSQ21474
Message:

Use a number from 1 to 999 or CONT for LENGTH, not &V3..

Explanation:

The value specified for the LENGTH option must be any number from 1 to 999 or the value CONT. CONT causes continuous printing, without page breaks.

User Response:

Change the LENGTH value to a number from 1 to 999 or CONT.

DSQ21475
Message:

Use a number from 1 to 999 or CONT for LENGTH.

Explanation:

The value specified for LENGTH must be any number from 1 to 999, or CONT. CONT causes continuous printing, without page breaks.

User Response:

Enter a value from 1 to 999, or CONT, for LENGTH.

DSQ21476
Message:

Use a number from 1 to 999 or CONT for LENGTH, not &V3..

Explanation:

The value specified for the LENGTH option must be any number from 1 to 999 or the value CONT. CONT causes continuous printing, without page breaks.

User Response:

Change the LENGTH value to a number from 1 to 999 or CONT.

DSQ21477
Message:

Please complete the SPACE option.

Explanation:

A value is needed after SPACE. The value may be:

  1. ' ' ( from command line )
  2. spacename
  3. id spacename

spacename   must be the name of an
            existing database space, of
            18 characters or less.

id          must be an authorization
            identifier, of 8
            characters or less.

You cannot blank out this option using the prompt panel.

User Response:

Add a correct value after SPACE, or delete SPACE.

DSQ21478
Message:

TRACE option is incomplete.

Explanation:

The value of TRACE may be NONE, ALL, or a series of function identifiers (which may be A,C,D,E,F,G,I,L,P,R, or U) interspersed with trace levels (0, 1, or 2). For example, a valid series is C2D2E0F1I2.

User Response:

Enter a value for TRACE.

DSQ21479
Message:

A level must be used with trace identifier &V3..

Explanation:

In the trace value you used, there was no level after function identifier &V3.. Valid levels are:

  0 - No tracing.
  1 - Trace function's module entry
      point and input/output parameters.
  2 - Same as (1), with additional
      internal data.

The value of TRACE may be NONE, ALL, or a series of function identifiers (which may be A,C,D,E,F,G,I,L,P,R, or U) interspersed with trace levels (0, 1, or 2). For example, a valid series is C2D2E0F1I2.

User Response:

Use a valid trace level with &V3..

DSQ21480
Message:

TRACE value &V3 has an invalid level.

Explanation:

One of the trace levels in &V3 is invalid. Valid levels are:

0 - No tracing.
1 - Trace function's module entry point
    and input/output parameters.
2 - Same as (1), with additional
    internal data.
3 - Same as (1), with additional
    internal data for specific modules
4 - Trace entry point, input/output
    parameters, and other internal data
    for specific modules

The value of TRACE may be NONE, ALL, or a series of function identifiers (which may be A,C,D,E,F,G,I,L,P,R, or U) interspersed with trace levels (0, 1, 2, 3, or 4). For example, a valid series is C2D2E0F1I2.

User Response:

Use a valid trace level.

DSQ21481
Message:

TRACE value &V3 is not valid.

Explanation:

The following values are valid after TRACE:

  1. ALL (to trace all components).
  2. NONE (to trace nothing).
  3. A series of function identifiers (A,C,D,E,F,G,I,L,P,R or U) alternating with trace levels (0,1,2,3,or 4). For example, a valid series is C2D2E0F1I2.

The TRACE value cannot contain blanks.

User Response:

Use a valid value after TRACE.

DSQ21482
Message:

TRACE value &V3 has an invalid function identifier.

Explanation:

The value of TRACE may be ALL, NONE, or a series of function identifiers interspersed with trace levels.

The valid identifiers are A,C,D,E,F,G,I,L,P,R, or U. Trace levels may be 0, 1 or 2. For example, a valid series is C2D2E0F1I2.

One of the identifiers in &V3 is incorrect.

User Response:

Use a valid function identifier.

DSQ21483
Message:

See DSQ21481

DSQ21484
Message:

Use QBE, SQL or PROMPTED after LANGUAGE, not &V3..

Explanation:

&V3 is not valid for the LANGUAGE option. Use ...

  1. SQL to set the default query language to SQL.
  2. QBE to set the default query language to QBE.
  3. PROMPTED to set the default query language to PROMPTED.
User Response:

Change the language value to SQL, QBE or PROMPTED and continue.

DSQ21485
Message:

Use QBE, SQL or PROMPTED after LANGUAGE.

Explanation:

The LANGUAGE option is incomplete without a value. Use ...

  1. SQL to set the default query language to SQL.
  2. QBE to set the default query language to QBE.
  3. PROMPTED to set the default query language to PROMPTED.
User Response:

Use QBE, SQL or PROMPTED after LANGUAGE.

DSQ21486
Message:

See DSQ21484

DSQ21487
Message:

You cannot use &V2 with SET PROFILE.

Explanation:

Option &V2 is not allowed with the SET PROFILE command. Use only the options listed below:

CASE           LENGTH          SPACE
CONFIRM        MODEL           TRACE
DECIMAL        PRINTER         WIDTH
LANGUAGE
User Response:

Change &V2, or remove it and the value after it.

DSQ21488
Message:

SET PROFILE needs at least one option.

Explanation:

SET PROFILE is used to modify values in the PROFILE. Enter SET PROFILE (option=value option=value. The valid options for SET PROFILE are:

    CASE           LANGUAGE        SPACE
    CONFIRM        LENGTH          TRACE
    DECIMAL        MODEL           WIDTH
                   PRINTER
User Response:

Add at least one option to the SET PROFILE command and give it again.

DSQ21489, DSQ21490
Message:

You cannot set variable &V1..

Explanation:

QMF has reserved the letters DSQ for its use. In general you cannot set a global variable that begins with the letters DSQ. There are exceptions, and these DSQ variables are listed in DB2 QMF Reference. You have selected a name that is not allowed.

User Response:

Change the DSQ variable name to one that is allowed or use a variable that does not begin with the letters DSQ.

DSQ21491
Message:

SPACE value is longer than 50.

Explanation:

As the value of the SPACE option you used this:

&V2

The value is longer than the allowed maximum of 50 characters.

User Response:

Change the SPACE value.

DSQ21492
Message:

&V1 is an invalid global variable name.

Explanation:

A global variable name must start with a letter or a national character, followed by letters, numbers, and other characters as defined in DB2 QMF Reference. The name can be up to 17 characters long.

On the SET GLOBAL command, variable names are not preceded by an ampersand as they are on the RUN and CONVERT commands, and may not begin with a number.

User Response:

Substitute a valid name for &V1 and give your command again.

DSQ21493
Message:

TRACE value is longer than 18.

Explanation:

As the value of the TRACE option you used this:

&V2

The value is longer than the allowed maximum of 18 characters.

User Response:

Change the TRACE value.

DSQ21494
Message:

See DSQ21481

DSQ21495
Message:

Please complete the SPACE option.

Explanation:

A value is required after SPACE. The value can be:

  1. ' '
  2. name1.name2
  3. 'DATABASE name1'

name1  must be the name of an existing
       database

name2  must be the name of an existing
       table space
User Response:

Add a valid value after SPACE, or delete SPACE.

DSQ21496
Message:

The PRINTER option is incomplete.

Explanation:

A value is needed after PRINTER. The value must be:

  1. A name consisting of alphabetic, numeric, and some special characters. It may not begin with a numeric character and must not exceed eight characters in length.
  2. Blank (enclosed within single quotes, ' ', on the command line).

The PRINTER name is used by the GDDM print support to direct output to a desired print device. A blank value directs output to the QMF standard output device. You cannot blank out this option using the prompt panel.

User Response:

Add a valid printer name after PRINTER. If you still have problems, consult your operation staff or system programmer for more help.

DSQ21497
- DSQ21503
Message:

&V2 is not valid after PRINTER.

Explanation:

The PRINTER name is not valid. The name may consist of alphabetic, numeric, and some special characters. It must not exceed eight characters in length. The PRINTER value may be left blank.

The PRINTER name is used by the GDDM print support to direct output to a desired print device. A blank value directs output to the QMF standard output device.

When entering a blank value on the command line (not on the prompt panel), enclose it in single quotes: ' '. You cannot blank out this option using the prompt panel.

User Response:

Correct the value of the PRINTER name. Consult your operation staff or system programmer for additional aid.

DSQ21504
- DSQ21505
Message:

Please follow the directions on the command prompt panel.

Explanation:

The message on the &V1 command prompt panel is not an error message. It is telling you to follow the prompt panel directions for completing and executing the &V1 command.

User Response:

Fill in the field(s) on the panel and press ENTER to execute the command. If all the required fields have already been filled in, just press ENTER.

DSQ21506
Message:

Use only PROFILE or GLOBAL with SET.

Explanation:

The correct forms of the SET command are

To set profile:
     SET PROFILE (option-list
     SET (option-list

     At least one of these options is
     needed:
     CASE        CONFIRM     DECIMAL
     LANGUAGE    LENGTH      MODEL
     PRINTER     SPACE       TRACE
     WIDTH

To set global variables:
     SET GLOBAL (variables-list

     The variables-list must contain at
     least 1 variable but fewer than 10
     variables.
User Response:

Correct the SET command and give it again.

DSQ21507
- DSQ21509
Message:

See DSQ21504

DSQ21510
Message:

Please list the global variables to be set.

Explanation:

You entered the SET GLOBAL command without any variables. The format of the command is:

SET GLOBAL (G1=V1, G2=V2, ...

where Gn is the name of a global variable, and Vn is its value. Up to 10 variables can be specified.

User Response:

Retry the command with at least one variable and value specified.

DSQ21511
Message:

More than 10 global variables used.

Explanation:

You issued a &V1 GLOBAL command with more than 10 variables. A maximum of 10 can be specified.

User Response:

Reduce the number of variables to 10 or fewer and try again.

DSQ21512
Message:

The value for &V1 has more than 2000 characters.

Explanation:

The value for &V1 exceeds the 2000-character limit.

User Response:

Use a value that has no more than 2000 characters (not counting quotes) and retry your command.

DSQ21513
Message:

See DSQ21492

DSQ21514
Message:

Specify a value for &V1..

Explanation:

The format of the SET GLOBAL command is:

SET GLOBAL (G1=V1, G2=V2, ...

where Gn is the name of a global variable, and Vn is its value. You specified the variable &V1 without specifying a value for it.

User Response:

Specify a value for &V1 and retry your command.

DSQ21515
Message:

Specify a variable name for the value.

Explanation:

The format for SET GLOBAL is:

SET GLOBAL (G1=V1, G2=V2, ...

where Gi is the name of a global variable, and Vi is its value. You have specified a value on a prompt panel without specifying a corresponding variable name.

User Response:

Specify a global variable name and retry your command.

DSQ21516
Message:

See DSQ21514

DSQ21517
Message:

See DSQ21512

DSQ21518
Message:

See DSQ21492

DSQ21519
Message:

See DSQ21510

DSQ21520
Message:

Use REL after MODEL, not &V2..

Explanation:

&V2 is not valid for the MODEL option. Use REL to query relational data.

User Response:

Change the model value to REL and continue. Or omit the MODEL option to use the value of MODEL in your profile.

DSQ21521
Message:

Please complete option &V2 with REL.

Explanation:

The option &V2 is incomplete without a value. Use &V2=REL to query relational data.

User Response:

Complete the command and continue.

DSQ21522
Message:

See DSQ21520

DSQ21524
Message:

Valid values for &V1 are from &V2 through &V3..

Explanation:

The global variable &V1 can only be set to an integer value between &V2. and &V3., inclusive.

User Response:

Change the value to an integer within the range specified.

Do not include a plus sign, a decimal point or any leading zeros with the value.

When entering the value on an input panel do not use a quoted string. For example, provide the value as 1 rather than '1'.

DSQ21525
Message:

INTERACT can't be the command named on the INTERACT command.

Explanation:

The INTERACT command issued through the command interface allows a command to execute with limited user interaction and display. Execution of the INTERACT command itself through INTERACT is invalid.

User Response:

Do not specify INTERACT as a command when using INTERACT.

DSQ21529
Message:

Object panel display requires an interactive QMF session.

Explanation:

An attempt was made by an application to start a new interactive session by specifying INTERACT without a command following it. This would normally result in the display of the current QMF object panel. Display could not be performed because the session was not interactive.

Either QMF was running in batch mode or the application issuing the INTERACT command was invoked when the session was not interactive.

User Response:

Do not use the INTERACT command to request object display when running QMF in batch mode or when running an application from non-interactive QMF.

DSQ21541
Message:

You cannot set this CICS variable name.

Explanation:

The global name which you entered, &V1, is not valid outside the CICS environment. In your current environment the setting of this variable has no meaning.

User Response:

If you intended to set another global variable, specify the correct global variable name and try again.

DSQ21542
Message:

The CICS global variable queue name which you specified is too long.

Explanation:

The queue name which you entered, &V1, is invalid for one of these reasons:

When the queue type is 'TD', the queue name cannot be longer than four characters. If you intend to change both the queue name and the queue type, you must specify the queue type before the queue name when setting the global variable for each.

User Response:

Specify a shorter queue name, or change the queue type to 'TS' before specifying the queue name. Remember that the queue name can never be longer than eight characters.

DSQ21543
Message:

Please complete the SPACE option.

Explanation:

A value is needed after SPACE. The value may be:

  1. ' ' ( from command line )
  2. spacename

 Spacename must be the name of an
 existing table space, and &LT. characters
 or less in length. The name cannot not 
 begin with SYS.

You cannot blank out this option using the prompt panel.

User Response:

Add the correct value after SPACE, or delete SPACE.

DSQ21544
Message:

Invalid value for &V1..

Explanation:

The global variable you were attempting to set cannot be set to the value you specified. This variable can only be set to a string with length of one.

User Response:

Change the text in the variable value field to a valid value.

DSQ21545
Message:

Invalid value for &V1..

Explanation:

The global variable you were attempting to set cannot be set to the value you specified. This variable can only be set to a string with length of four, which must include shift in and shift out characters.

User Response:

Change the text in the variable value field to a valid value.

DSQ21546
Message:

Invalid value for &V1..

Explanation:

The global variable cannot be set to the value you specified. This variable can only set to a string with a length between 1 and 18 bytes. In a DBCS environment, this variable can be set to a mixed string of SBCS and DBCS characters. The total length of the mixed string including the shift-out and shift-in characters cannot exceed 18 bytes.

User Response:

Change the text in the variable value field to a valid value.

DSQ21547
Message:

Invalid value for &V1..

Explanation:

&V1. must be one of the following character pairs. 1A - Default Ascending 1D - Default Descending 2A - Owner Ascending 2D - Owner Descending 3A - Name Ascending 3D - Name Descending 4A - Type Ascending 4D - Type Descending 5A - Modified Ascending 5D - Modified Descending 6A - Last Used Ascending 6D - Last Used Descending For example, 3A means sort by Name in Ascending order.

User Response:

Change the variable to one of the character pairs.

DSQ21548
Message:

Invalid value '&V2.' for &V1..

Explanation:

The global variable &V1. cannot be set to the value specified.

Setting this global variable will modify the default amount of movement for the scrolling commands FORWARD, BACKWARD, LEFT and RIGHT. It will also change the amount shown after SCROLL in the bottom right corner of screens where scrolling commands can be used.

Valid scroll amount values for &V1. are:

  1. A number from 1 through 9,999.
  2. PAGE
  3. HALF
  4. CSR

The scroll amount MAX cannot be used with &V1..

User Response:

Change the value to a valid scroll amount.

DSQ21552
- DSQ21559
Message:

SPACE contains an invalid value: &V3

Explanation:

The value of the SPACE option may be:

  1. blank
  2. spacename

spacename   must be a legitimate table
            space name that does not
            begin with SYS.

When entering a blank value on the command line (not on the prompt panel), enclose it in single quotes: ' '. You cannot blank out this option using the prompt panel.

User Response:

Correct the value of the SPACE option and give the command again.

DSQ21560
Message:

SPACE contains an invalid value: &V3

Explanation:

The value of the SPACE option may be:

  1. blank
  2. spacename
  3. id.spacename

spacename   must be a legitimate name
            for a DBSPACE.
id          must be an authorization
            identifier.

When entering a blank value on the command line (not on the prompt panel), enclose it in single quotes: ' '. You cannot blank out this option using the prompt panel.

User Response:

Correct the value of the SPACE option and give the command again.

DSQ21561
Message:

SPACE contains an invalid value: &V3

Explanation:

The value of the SPACE option may be:

  1. blank
  2. name1.name2
  3. name2
  4. DATABASE name1

name1  must be a legitimate database
       name.
name2  must be a legitimate table space
       name.

When entering blank or DATABASE name1 on the command line (not on the prompt panel), enclose the value in single quotes: ' ' or 'DATABASE name1'.

User Response:

Correct the value of the SPACE option and give the command again.

DSQ21562
Message:

See DSQ21560

DSQ21563
Message:

See DSQ21561

DSQ21564
Message:

See DSQ21560

DSQ21565
Message:

See DSQ21561

DSQ21566
Message:

See DSQ21560

DSQ21567
Message:

See DSQ21561

DSQ21568
Message:

See DSQ21560

DSQ21569
Message:

See DSQ21561

DSQ21570
Message:

See DSQ21560

DSQ21571
Message:

See DSQ21561

DSQ21572
Message:

See DSQ21560

DSQ21573
Message:

See DSQ21561

DSQ21574
Message:

See DSQ21560

DSQ21575
Message:

See DSQ21561

DSQ21576
Message:

See DSQ21560

DSQ21582, DSQ21583
Message:

You have no more storage space.

Explanation:

Your command cannot be executed because you don't have any space left in your virtual storage or in the QMF internal buffer.

User Response:

Use a RESET DATA command. This should give you additional storage space. If you are not using DATA now, perhaps more storage space is necessary for your session. If this error repeats, contact your QMF administrator. If you are running a QBE query, reduce your query operation rows until you no longer receive the message.

DSQ21588
- DSQ21590
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ21591
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ21592
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ21601
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ21602
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ21605
Message:

The displayed prompted query contains an error.

Explanation:

The error was probably caused by an invalid reference to the database. For example, a table named in the query may no longer be available.

Prompted Queries naming 2 or more tables may display differently if any of the tables are no longer available.

User Response:

You should either change the database so that the query works or you should discard the bad query.

You can modify the query, at your own risk.

If you delete a table in the displayed query that is not in the database, column references to the table are not automatically deleted.

DSQ21606
Message:

The data set name must be fully-qualified.

Explanation:

You have given a data set name which is not fully qualified. CICS requires a MVS fully-qualified data set name enclosed in single quotes.

User Response:

Provide a MVS fully-qualified data set name and enclose it in single quotes, for example, 'SMITH.MONDAY.TOTALS'.

DSQ21607
Message:

You are not authorized to use this data set.

Explanation:

Use of the data set named &V1 was denied by the Resource Access Control Facility (RACF) because of insufficient access authority.

User Response:

Have the data set owner grant you access to the data set or use a different data set name.

DSQ21608
Message:

&V1 is empty.

Explanation:

The data set you specified for your &V2 &V3 command, &V1., is empty.

User Response:

Change the data set name used in the command to the name of a data set that contains a &V3 and retry the command.

DSQ21609
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ21610
- DSQ21611
Message:

See DSQ21504

DSQ21612
Message:

Complete MEMBER with a member name.

Explanation:

Following MEMBER, specify the name of the member from which you are importing a QMF object.

User Response:

Enter a member name and retry the command.

DSQ21613
Message:

Record length should be at least &V2..

Explanation:

The file involved in your import has a record length of &V1.. This length is too small to contain the necessary valid data. For the type of object you are importing, the record length must be at least &V2..

User Response:

Correct your command to name a different file or import your file into a different type of object.

DSQ21614
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ21615
- DSQ21617
Message:

Record length should not be greater than &V2..

Explanation:

The file involved in your import has a record length of &V1.. This length is too large to contain the necessary valid data. For the type of object you are importing, the record length must not be greater than &V2..

User Response:

Correct your command to name a different file or import your file into a different type of object.

DSQ21618
- DSQ21621
Message:

See DSQ21613

DSQ21622
- DSQ21623
Message:

Record length of &V1 should be &V2..

Explanation:

The file involved in your import or export has a record length of &V1.. That length is incompatible with the record length of the type of object you are importing or exporting, which is &V2..

User Response:

Correct your command to name a different file or a different type of object to import it into or export it to.

DSQ21624
Message:

Unable to import from this queuename.

Explanation:

Queue &V1. cannot be located because:

User Response:

Correct the queuename and retry the command.

DSQ21625
Message:

The data to be imported is not a form.

Explanation:

You tried to import a form from a source that does not contain a form.

User Response:

Change the name following FROM to the name of a source that contains a form object.

DSQ21626
Message:

&V1 does not exist.

Explanation:

The format for the IMPORT command is:

  1. IMPORT objecttype FROM sourcename
  2. IMPORT objecttype objectname FROM sourcename

where "sourcename" is the name of a CMS file. But the file named in the message cannot be found. Possible causes are:

  1. The filename is misspelled.
  2. The file does not exist.
User Response:

Change the spelling if it is misspelled. Check the specified disk for the presence of the requested file.

DSQ21627
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ21628
Message:

Table &V1. does not match the source data &V2..

Explanation:

You cannot replace this table with the source data. Table &V1. in the database and the source data &V2. from the queue do not match for one of the following reasons:

  1. They do not have the same number of columns.
  2. Two corresponding columns have different data types.
  3. One of the corresponding columns allows null values, and the other does not.
User Response:

Check the previously listed conditions and correct the problem, or erase the table and retry the command.

DSQ21629
Message:

The file to be imported does not contain a form.

Explanation:

You tried to import a form from a CMS file, the specified CMS file however does not contain a form.

User Response:

Change the CMS filename following FROM to the name of a CMS file that contains a form object.

DSQ21630
Message:

&V1 cannot be imported.

Explanation:

The format for the IMPORT command is

  1. IMPORT objecttype FROM sourcename
  2. IMPORT objecttype objectname FROM sourcename

Only QUERY, FORM, PROC, TABLE, or DATA can be imported.

User Response:

Change the type of the object to be imported, and enter the command again.

DSQ21631
Message:

Please tell what to IMPORT.

Explanation:

The format for the IMPORT command is

  1. IMPORT objecttype FROM sourcename
  2. IMPORT objecttype objectname FROM sourcename

"objecttype" is missing. If you want to import into temporary storage, objecttype can be QUERY, FORM, PROC, or DATA. If you want to import into the database, objecttype can be QUERY, FORM, PROC, or TABLE.

User Response:

Add the correct object type to your IMPORT command and enter the command again.

DSQ21632
Message:

Input record length is far too long.

Explanation:

Imported files must have record lengths that are compatible with the specifications listed in the Developing QMF Applications. Your input file contains extremely large records that do not meet these specifications.

User Response:

Reformat your data file so that it has shorter records that conform to the specifications listed in the Developing QMF Applications.

DSQ21633
Message:

The IMPORT command is incomplete.

Explanation:

The format for the IMPORT command is

  1. IMPORT objecttype FROM sourcename
  2. IMPORT objecttype objectname FROM sourcename

Following IMPORT objecttype or objecttype objectname, you have not specified a FROM sourcename.

User Response:

Specify FROM sourcename, and try your command again. If you entered this command from the LIST panel, be sure that your command was formatted correctly. Refer to help behind the LIST panel for details on entering QMF commands from that panel.

DSQ21634
Message:

FROM must follow IMPORT &V1..

Explanation:

The format for the IMPORT &V1 command is

IMPORT &V1 FROM sourcename

where "sourcename" identifies the name of the file to import your data from.

Your command did not have the word "FROM" following &V1..

User Response:

Include the word "FROM" between "&V1." and "sourcename", and try the command again.

DSQ21635
Message:

Please tell what file to import from.

Explanation:

The format for the IMPORT command is

  1. IMPORT objecttype FROM sourcename
  2. IMPORT objecttype objectname FROM sourcename

where "sourcename" identifies the name of the file to import from.

Your command did not specify "sourcename".

User Response:

Change your IMPORT command and try it again.

DSQ21636
Message:

Filename &V1 is longer than 8 characters.

Explanation:

The filename used in the EXPORT or IMPORT command cannot be over 8 characters long.

User Response:

Use a filename from 1 to 8 characters long.

DSQ21637
Message:

Filetype &V1 is longer than 8 characters.

Explanation:

The filetype used in the EXPORT or IMPORT command cannot be over 8 characters long.

User Response:

Use a filetype from 1 to 8 characters long.

DSQ21638
Message:

Filemode &V1 has more than two characters.

Explanation:

The filemode used in the EXPORT or IMPORT command cannot have more than one letter, optionally followed by one digit.

User Response:

Change the filemode in your command and give it again.

DSQ21639
Message:

&V1 does not exist.

Explanation:

The format for the IMPORT command is:

  1. IMPORT objecttype FROM sourcename
  2. IMPORT objecttype objectname FROM sourcename

where "sourcename" is the name of an existing TSO data set. But the data set named in the message cannot be found. Possible causes are:

  1. The data set name is misspelled.
  2. The data set does not exist.
User Response:

Change the spelling if it is misspelled. Check for the existence of the requested data set.

DSQ21640
Message:

Invalid characters found in your filename or filetype.

Explanation:

One or more of the characters in the filename or filetype is invalid.

Valid characters are letters A-Z, numbers 0-9 and characters pound(#), dollar($), at(@), plus(+), hyphen(-), colon(:), and underscore(_).

User Response:

Correct the invalid characters and enter the command again.

DSQ21641
Message:

Invalid filemode.

Explanation:

A CMS file has a filename, filetype and filemode. The filemode may be a single letter, which can be followed by a single digit from 0 to 6.

If you omit the filemode, 'A' will be used.

User Response:

Correct the filemode of your file, or omit it.

DSQ21642
Message:

Disk not available for this CMS file.

Explanation:

&V1 is read as 'filename' 'filetype' 'filemode'. The filemode tells CMS what disk to use. The filemode you specified does not have a disk assigned.

User Response:

Be sure that a disk is assigned for the filemode. If necessary, contact your QMF administrator.

DSQ21643
Message:

Unknown FSSTATE error - error code - &1.

User Response:

This is a system error. See your system administrator for assistance, or consult the Installing and Managing QMF manual for your operating system.

DSQ21644
Message:

Too many names for IMPORT &V1..

Explanation:

The format for the IMPORT command is

  1. IMPORT objecttype FROM xxxxx
  2. IMPORT objecttype objectname FROM xxxxx

where "xxxxx" identifies the name of the data set containing what you want to import and can also specify one or more options.

QMF sees too many names in "xxxxx". If you specified an option, you may have left off the parenthesis that separates the option from the file identification. You could, for example, have tried to execute

IMPORT QUERY
   FROM 'JONES.QUERY.A' (CONFIRM=YES

but you left off the parenthesis preceding CONFIRM.

User Response:

Change your IMPORT command and try it again.

DSQ21645
Message:

&V1 name is not valid when using queue type &V2..

Explanation:

The queue name "&V1" was found in your command, but it is not a valid CICS queue name when using CICS queue type &V2.. One of the following could be causing the problem:

User Response:

Enter the correct name and execute your command again.

DSQ21646, DSQ21647
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ21648
Message:

OK, &1 imported from &2.

DSQ21649
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ21650
Message:

Record format of &V1 should be &V2..

Explanation:

The file involved in your import or export has a record format of &V1.. That format is incompatible with the record format of the type of object you are importing or exporting, which is &V2..

User Response:

Correct your command to name a different file or a different type of object to import it into or export it to.

DSQ21651
Message:

&V1. does not exist.

Explanation:

The format for the IMPORT command is:

  1. IMPORT objecttype FROM sourcename
  2. IMPORT objecttype objectname FROM sourcename

where "sourcename" is the name of a CICS queue. The queue cannot be found. Possible causes are:

  1. The queuename is misspelled.
  2. The queuename does not exist.
User Response:

Change the spelling if it is misspelled, or change the queuename to one that exists and retry the command.

DSQ21652, DSQ21653
Message:

See DSQ20061.

DSQ21654
Message:

The CICS queue to be imported does not contain a form.

Explanation:

You tried to import a form from a CICS queue that does not contain a form.

User Response:

Change the name following FROM to the name of a CICS queue that contains a form object.

DSQ21655
Message:

See DSQ21628

DSQ21658
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ21659
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ21660
Message:

See DSQ21630

DSQ21661
Message:

Too many names for IMPORT &V1..

Explanation:

The format for the IMPORT command is

  1. IMPORT objecttype FROM xxxxx
  2. IMPORT objecttype objectname FROM xxxxx

where "xxxxx" identifies the name of the queue containing what you want to import. You must also specify the QUEUETYPE option. QMF sees too many names in "xxxxx". You may have left off the parenthesis that separates the option from the queue identification. You could, for example, have tried to execute

IMPORT QUERY
  FROM MYQUERY (QUEUETYPE=TS CONFIRM=YES

but you left off the parenthesis preceding QUEUETYPE.

User Response:

Change your IMPORT command and try it again.

DSQ21662
Message:

Some data may have been cut off after 79 characters.

Explanation:

Your imported file had records more than 79 characters long. Data beyond position 79 in any record was not imported.

User Response:

Working outside of QMF, restructure the file you want to import so that no record is longer than 79 characters. Then import the file again.

DSQ21663
- DSQ21665
Message:

&V1. is too long.

Explanation:

The name &V1. is too long.

  1. A name in single quotes can be:
    'part1.part2.part3. ...'
    where each part is up to 8 characters. The entire name including periods cannot exceed 44 characters.
  2. Without quotes, a name can be:
    part1.part2
    where each part is up to 8 characters.
User Response:

Change the name and retry the command.

DSQ21666
Message:

You cannot use &V1 with IMPORT &V2..

Explanation:

The option &V1 is not allowed with IMPORT &V2.. Options that are allowed for the IMPORT command are:

CONFIRM, COMMENT, LANGUAGE, ACTION,
and SHARE

These options are valid only when importing an object into the database. The LANGUAGE option is valid only for the FORM object. The ACTION option is valid only for the TABLE object. The Share option is not valid for the TABLE object.

User Response:

Change the option and retry the command.

DSQ21667
Message:

See DSQ20061.

DSQ21668
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ21669
Message:

See DSQ21220

DSQ21671
Message:

You cannot use &V1 with IMPORT &V2..

Explanation:

The option &V1 is not allowed with IMPORT &V2..

Options that are allowed for the IMPORT command are:

MEMBER, CONFIRM, COMMENT, LANGUAGE,
ACTION, and SHARE

Except for the MEMBER option, all other options are valid only when importing an object into the database. LANGUAGE option is valid only for FORM object. ACTION option is valid only for TABLE object. SHARE option is not valid for TABLE object.

User Response:

Change the option and give the command again.

DSQ21672, DSQ21673
Message:

See DSQ21622

DSQ21674
Message:

Too many names for IMPORT &V1..

Explanation:

The format for the IMPORT command is

  1. IMPORT objecttype FROM xxxxx
  2. IMPORT objecttype objectname FROM xxxxx

where "xxxxx" identifies the name of the file containing what you want to import and can also specify one or more options. QMF sees too many names in "xxxxx". If you specified an option, you may have left off the parenthesis that separates the option from the file identification. You could, for example, have tried to execute

IMPORT DATA
   FROM JONES DATA B (CONFIRM=YES

but you left off the parenthesis preceding CONFIRM.

User Response:

Change your IMPORT command and try it again.

DSQ21675
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ21676
Message:

You cannot specify both a printer name and a queue name.

Explanation:

During execution of the Print command, both a printer name and a CICS queue name were supplied. You may have entered the printer name on the command line, or during command prompting, or it may be included in your QMF profile. These values cannot both be non-blank when printing. You have these options:

User Response:

Decide whether you want your Print command to use GDDM printing or a CICS queue. Then reissue the command, specifying EITHER a printer name OR the CICS queue name and queue type. If you omit all three options, the default CICS queue name and queue type will be used.

For a list of valid printer names, contact your QMF administrator.

DSQ21677
Message:

You cannot specify both a printer name and a queue type.

Explanation:

During execution of the Print command, both a printer name and a CICS queue type were supplied. You may have entered the printer name on the command line, or during command prompting, or it may be included in your QMF profile. These values cannot both be non-blank when printing. You have these options:

User Response:

Decide whether you want your Print command to use GDDM printing or a CICS queue. Then reissue the command, specifying either a printer name or the CICS queue name and queue type. If you omit all three options, the default CICS queue name and queue type will be used.

For a list of valid printer names, contact your QMF administrator.

DSQ21678
Message:

You cannot specify both a printer name and the SUSPEND keyword.

Explanation:

During execution of the Print command, both a printer name and the CICS SUSPEND keyword were supplied. You may have entered the printer name on the command line, or during command prompting, or it may be included in your QMF profile. These values cannot both be non-blank when printing. You have these options:

User Response:

Decide whether you want your Print command to use GDDM printing or a CICS queue. Then reissue the command, specifying either a printer name or the CICS queue name and queue type and SUSPEND option. If you omit all three options, the default CICS queue name, queue type and SUSPEND option will be used.

For a list of valid printer names, contact your QMF administrator.

DSQ21679, DSQ21680
Message:

Use YES or NO after the SUSPEND keyword.

Explanation:

During execution of the Print, Export or Import command, you did not supply a valid value for the SUSPEND keyword. The valid values for SUSPEND are:

User Response:

Choose a valid value for the SUSPEND keyword and reissue the Print, Export or Import command.

DSQ21681, DSQ21682
Message:

The queue name &V1 is too long for the queue type &V2..

Explanation:

CICS queue names of type &V2 have a length restriction of &V3.. You have specified a queue name which is &V4 characters long.

User Response:

Specify a queue name which is &V3 characters or less.

DSQ21683, DSQ21684
Message:

Use TS or TD after the Queue type keyword.

Explanation:

You have not supplied one of the valid values for the CICS queue type keyword. The valid values are:

User Response:

Supply one of the valid values for the CICS queue type and give the command again. If you have specified the CICS queue name, the queue type must also be specified. To use the default values, leave both keywords blank.

DSQ21685, DSQ21686
Message:

Queue name and queue type must both be specified.

Explanation:

If either the CICS queue name or the CICS queue type are specified for this command, both values must be specified.

If you omit both values, the defaults will be used.

User Response:

Specify both queue name and queue type, or omit both to use the defaults.

DSQ21687, DSQ21688
Message:

A value is required after queue name.

Explanation:

You have specified the CICS queue name keyword but you have not given a value for the keyword. If you omit this keyword, the default value will be used.

User Response:

Give a value for queue name, or omit the keyword to use the default.

DSQ21689
Message:

Queue name is not valid with objects of this type.

Explanation:

You have specified the CICS queue name keyword with an object of type form, chart or prompted query. With objects of this kind, you cannot specify a CICS queue name; you must supply a valid printer name.

User Response:

Repeat the command, omitting the CICS queue name and supplying a valid printer name.

DSQ21690
Message:

Queue type is not valid with objects of this type.

Explanation:

You have specified the CICS queue type keyword with an object of type form, chart or prompted query. With objects of this kind, you cannot specify a CICS queue name; you must supply a valid printer name.

User Response:

Repeat the command, omitting the CICS queue type and supplying a valid printer name. For a list of valid printer names, contact your QMF administrator.

DSQ21691
Message:

SUSPEND is not valid with objects of this type.

Explanation:

You have specified the CICS SUSPEND keyword with an object of type form, chart or prompted query. With objects of this kind, you cannot specify a CICS queue name; you must supply a valid printer name.

User Response:

Repeat the command, omitting the SUSPEND keyword and supplying a valid printer name.

For a list of valid printer names, contact your QMF administrator.

DSQ21692
Message:

&V2 cannot be used with PRINT.

Explanation:

Option &V2 is not allowed with the PRINT command. Use only the options listed below:

PRINTER
DATETIME    (Invalid for PRINT CHART)
LENGTH      (Invalid for PRINT CHART)
WIDTH       (Invalid for PRINT CHART)
PAGENO      (Invalid for PRINT CHART)
ICUFORM     (Valid ONLY for PRINT CHART)
UNITS       (Valid ONLY for PRINT CHART)
VOFFSET     (Valid ONLY for PRINT CHART)
HOFFSET     (Valid ONLY for PRINT CHART)
CWIDTH      (Valid ONLY for PRINT CHART)
CLENGTH     (Valid ONLY for PRINT CHART)
QUEUENAME   (Invalid for PRINT CHART,
             FORM or prompted QUERY)
QUEUETYPE   (Invalid for PRINT CHART,
             FORM or prompted QUERY)
SUSPEND     (Invalid for PRINT CHART,
             FORM or prompted QUERY)
User Response:

Remove &V2 and any value after it, then retry the command.

DSQ21693
Message:

See DSQ21676

DSQ21694
Message:

See DSQ21677

DSQ21695
Message:

See DSQ21678

DSQ21696
Message:

Do not use this value for LENGTH when a value is used for PRINTER.

Explanation:

You specified '&V2' for LENGTH, and &V3 for PRINTER, but '&V2' is not allowed when the name of a GDDM printer nickname is also supplied for PRINTER. Please note that if a PRINTER name exists on the PROFILE panel, it can be set to blanks on the PRINT command prompt panel by entering '' or ' ' in the Printer Name field.

The LENGTH value can either be given as an option on the PRINT command, on the PROFILE panel, or on the PRINT command prompt panel.

User Response:

Enter a numeric value for LENGTH, or make sure that the PRINTER name is blank.

DSQ21698
Message:

See DSQ21219

DSQ21699
Message:

Use YES or NO after CC, not &C2..

Explanation:

If you use NO, the Carriage Control will not be present. If you use YES, the Carriage Control is in column 1. If nothing is entered, the default is the value of the Global Variable DSQEC_CC.

User Response:

Change the CC value to YES or NO, or remove CC from your command.

DSQ21700
Message:

The cursor is not in position for &V1..

Explanation:

To delete a line or a variable, the cursor must be placed in the scrollable area of the display.

User Response:

Move the cursor to the line you want to delete and press the DELETE PF key (if available) or type DELETE on the command line and then move the cursor to the appropriate line and hit ENTER.

DSQ201701
Message:

See DSQ20388.

DSQ21702
Message:

There are no lines to &V1..

Explanation:

The cursor must be placed in the body of the display on a line which can be deleted.

User Response:

Continue with another command.

DSQ21710
- DSQ21720
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ21730
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ21731
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ21733
Message:

See DSQ0005

DSQ21749
Message:

See DSQ21492

DSQ21750
- DSQ21752
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ21753
Message:

OK, this is an empty PROMPTED QUERY panel.

DSQ21754, DSQ21755
Message:

See DSQ20061

DSQ21756
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ21757
Message:

DATA is empty. You cannot reset &V2..

Explanation:

When resetting the FORM, DATA is needed. If there is nothing in DATA, the &V2 cannot be reset.

User Response:

Continue with another command.

DSQ21758
Message:

There is no current &V2 to use with &V1..

Explanation:

You cannot perform &V1 without a current &V2 object. It may be missing from temporary storage for one of these reasons:

  1. A system error deleted it.
  2. It was never put into temporary storage. For example, DATA, FORM, REPORT and CHART are empty when you sign on to QMF.
  3. REPORT and CHART disappear if DATA has been reset.
User Response:

If you thought you had a current &V2 object, there may have been a system error. Check the steps that created the object and repeat them if necessary.

DSQ21759
Message:

You cannot reset &V2..

Explanation:

The only objects you can reset are DATA, FORM, PROFILE, PROC, QUERY, GLOBAL, and FORM.x, where x is COLUMNS, PAGE, DETAIL, CALC, FINAL, OPTIONS, CONDITIONS or BREAKn (where n is an integer from 1 to 6).

RESET restores one of these to its default or empty condition.

User Response:

Substitute one of the types listed above for &V2.. To remove an object in the database, use the ERASE command.

DSQ21760
Message:

See DSQ21758

DSQ21761
- DSQ21763
Message:

See DSQ21504

DSQ21764
Message:

&V2 cannot follow &V1..

Explanation:

You entered

RESET &V1 &V2

which does not match any of these valid command formats:

RESET GLOBAL ALL
RESET GLOBAL (list of variable names
RESET objecttype (options
User Response:

Use one of the above formats. If you use variable names or options, be sure to precede them with a left parenthesis. Then retry the command.

DSQ21765
Message:

See DSQ21504

DSQ21766
Message:

See DSQ21764

DSQ21767
Message:

See DSQ21492

DSQ21768
Message:

See DSQ21511

DSQ21769
Message:

You cannot specify ALL and a variable list.

Explanation:

You entered

RESET GLOBAL ALL (list of variable names

but the format for the RESET GLOBAL command is

RESET GLOBAL ALL
RESET GLOBAL (list of variable names
User Response:

Specify one of these alternatives and retry the command.

DSQ21770
Message:

You specified neither ALL nor a variable list.

Explanation:

You entered

RESET GLOBAL

but the format of the RESET GLOBAL command is

RESET GLOBAL ALL
RESET GLOBAL (list of variable names
User Response:

Specify one of these alternatives and retry the command.

DSQ21771
Message:

See DSQ21492

DSQ21772
Message:

&V2 can only be used with RESET QUERY.

Explanation:

The LANGUAGE option is only valid on RESET, and it only applies to RESET QUERY. These commands are valid:

   RESET QUERY (LANGUAGE=SQL
        -- to get a QUERY panel for SQL.
   RESET QUERY (LANGUAGE=QBE
        -- to get a QUERY panel for QBE.
   RESET QUERY (LANGUAGE=PROMPTED
        -- to get a QUERY panel for
                         prompted query.
User Response:

Use one of the three commands shown above, or remove the option from your command.

DSQ21773
Message:

A panel named &V3 does not exist in object &V2..

Explanation:

You specified an invalid panel name. Valid qualified panel names are:

   FORM.BREAK1      FORM.CALC
   FORM.BREAK2      FORM.COLUMNS
   FORM.BREAK3      FORM.DETAIL
   FORM.BREAK4      FORM.FINAL
   FORM.BREAK5      FORM.MAIN
   FORM.BREAK6      FORM.OPTIONS
                    FORM.PAGE
User Response:

Specify the name of a valid panel in the &V1 command and retry the command.

DSQ21774
Message:

You cannot RESET panel &V2..

Explanation:

You specified an invalid panel. Valid panels for the RESET command are:

  FORM.BREAK1      FORM.CALC
  FORM.BREAK2      FORM.COLUMNS
  FORM.BREAK3      FORM.DETAIL
  FORM.BREAK4      FORM.FINAL
  FORM.BREAK5      FORM.OPTIONS
  FORM.BREAK6      FORM.PAGE
  FORM.CONDITIONS
User Response:

Specify a valid panel on your RESET command and retry the command.

DSQ21775, DSQ21776
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ21777
Message:

Your &V1 command needs a name to act on.

Explanation:

The command is incomplete. &V1 acts on something that is known by a name.

User Response:

Add a name for the command to act on and give it again. If you entered this command from the LIST panel, be sure that your command was formatted correctly. Refer to help behind the LIST panel for details on entering QMF commands from that panel.

DSQ21778
Message:

See DSQ21759

DSQ21779
Message:

Too many names for RESET.

Explanation:

The valid command formats for RESET are:

  1. RESET objecttype (options
  2. RESET GLOBAL ALL
  3. RESET GLOBAL (list of variable names
User Response:

Change the RESET command and give it again.

DSQ21780
Message:

See DSQ21759

DSQ21781
Message:

You cannot use &V1 with &V2..

Explanation:

The name "&V1..name" is a qualified name. The userid, &V1, qualifies the name &V2.. But these names cannot be qualified:

   QUERY                DATA
   FORM                 REPORT
   PROC                 CHART
   TABLE                PROFILE
User Response:

Change the qualified name so that it is a valid name or qualified name, and give the command again. If you entered this command from the LIST panel, be sure that your command was formatted correctly. Refer to help behind the LIST panel for details on entering QMF command from that panel.

DSQ21782
Message:

You cannot use &V2 with RESET.

Explanation:

The only valid options for RESET are LANGUAGE, VARS, and USING. For example, the following commands are valid:

RESET QUERY (LANGUAGE=SQL
      -- to get a QUERY panel for SQL.
RESET QUERY (LANGUAGE=QBE
      -- to get a QUERY panel for QBE.
RESET QUERY (LANGUAGE=PROMPTED
      -- to get a PROMPTED QUERY panel.

RESET FORM.DETAIL (VAR = n
      where  1 <= n   <= 99
RESET FORM.DETAIL (VAR = n  USING = m
      where  1 <= m,n <= 99  &&  n ¬= m
RESET FORM.DETAIL (VAR = ALL
User Response:

Use one of the six commands shown above, or remove the option from your command.

DSQ21783
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ21784, DSQ21785
Message:

Use QBE, SQL or PROMPTED after LANGUAGE, not &V2..

Explanation:

&V2 is not valid for the LANGUAGE option. Use ...

  1. SQL to get an empty panel for a SQL query.
  2. QBE to get an empty panel for a QBE query.
  3. PROMPTED to start a prompted query session.
User Response:

Change the language value to SQL, QBE or PROMPTED and continue. Or omit the LANGUAGE option to use the value of LANGUAGE in your profile.

DSQ21786
Message:

Please complete option &V2 with QBE, SQL or PROMPTED.

Explanation:

The option &V2 is incomplete without a value. Use ...

  1. &V2=SQL to get an empty panel for a SQL query.
  2. &V2=QBE to get an empty panel for a QBE query.
  3. &V2=PROMPTED to start a prompted query session.
User Response:

Complete the command or remove &V2 to use the value of LANGUAGE in your profile.

DSQ21787
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ21788
Message:

The global variable &V1 does not exist.

Explanation:

You are trying to reset the global variable &V1.. However, this variable does not exist and therefore cannot be reset.

User Response:

Change or remove &V1 and retry the command.

DSQ21789
Message:

OK, this is an empty SQL QUERY panel.

DSQ21790
Message:

OK, this is an empty QBE QUERY panel

DSQ21791
Message:

OK, this is an empty PROC panel.

DSQ21792
Message:

OK, this is the default FORM for DATA.

DSQ21793
Message:

OK, this is your PROFILE.

DSQ21794
Message:

OK, DATA was deleted by RESET.

DSQ21795
Message:

OK, this is the default'&2' panel for DATA.

DSQ21796
Message:

OK, global variable(s) were deleted by RESET.

DSQ21797
Message:

See DSQ21504

DSQ21798
Message:

&V2 can only be used with RESET QUERY.

Explanation:

The &V2 option is only valid for the RESET QUERY command.

User Response:

Use &V2 with RESET QUERY only.

DSQ21799
Message:

See DSQ21520

DSQ21800
Message:

See DSQ21521

DSQ21801
Message:

See DSQ21520

DSQ21803
Message:

Reset a FORM.DETAIL variation from the FORM.DETAIL panel.

Explanation:

The FORM.DETAIL panel that is currently defined in the work area has more than one variation defined. You can reset only one variation at a time. You must enter the RESET FORM.DETAIL command from the FORM.DETAIL panel displaying the variation that you want to reset.

User Response:

Enter the SHOW FORM.DETAIL to display the last FORM.DETAIL panel that was previously displayed. Then navigate to the variation panel that you want to reset and enter RESET FORM.DETAIL on the command line.

DSQ21804
Message:

You cannot do RESET GLOBAL on variable &V1..

Explanation:

The letters DSQ are reserved for QMF. You cannot reset any global variables that have names starting with the letters DSQ.

User Response:

If the variable is a global variable that is one of the selected DSQ variables that is valid to set, you can reset the variable by using the SET GLOBAL command to change it.

DSQ21805
Message:

Panel ID '&1' not found in DXEPCB chain.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ21806
Message:

Do not specify &V1 as the variation number.

Explanation:

The variation number &V1 specified in the command is invalid. You can only specify a variation number from 1 to 99 or from 1 to the number of already defined variations whichever is less.

User Response:

If you wish to reset / display a &V2 variation panel on which you have already entered some text information, enter the variation number for that panel in this field. Enter only a number from 1 to 99 in this field and the number should not be greater than the number of already defined variations.

DSQ21807
Message:

Do not specify &V1 in the USING field.

Explanation:

The variation number &V1 specified in the using field must satisfy all the following conditions:

  1. It must be between 1 and 99.
  2. Its variation must have been defined.
  3. It cannot be the same number as specified in VAR parameter.
  4. VARIATION = ALL must not be specified.
  5. Its variation cannot have all default values if it is used to reset a NEW variation.
User Response:

  1. If you wish to reset a &V2 variation panel on which you have already entered some text information, enter the variation number for that panel in this field.
  2. If you wish to reset a &V2 variation panel based on the information of another variation, enter different variation numbers for the VARIATION and USING fields.
  3. If you wish to reset all &V2 variation panels, enter VARIATION = ALL without specifying USING.
DSQ21808
Message:

See DSQ20021

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ21810
Message:

&V1 cannot be used when pop-up windows are displayed.

Explanation:

When a pop-up window dialog is active only certain commands are allowed to be issued. The command &V1 you issued is not permitted.

User Response:

Do not issue the &V1 command when pop-up windows are displayed. Complete the window dialog, or use the CANCEL command to remove the pop-up windows, and issue the &V1 command again.

DSQ21827
Message:

The return code from your &V1 command was &V2..

Explanation:

The return code may mean that your command did not execute successfully, depending on what you wanted to do.

If you issued an installation-defined command, it means that something the command was trying to do was not successful.

User Response:

If you issued the CMS command, check the meaning of the return code and correct the command accordingly. If nothing was wrong, try executing the command from an EXEC that sends back a return code of zero for successful execution.

If you issued an installation-defined command see your support person, or the person who defined the command.

DSQ21828
Message:

Use something after &V1..

Explanation:

"&V1" must be followed by a &V1 command or the name of a stored &V1 routine you want to execute.

User Response:

Enter something after &V1 and give the command again.

DSQ21830
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ21831
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ21832
Message:

See DSQ21828

DSQ21833
Message:

ISPF services were unavailable for the &V1 command.

Explanation:

The &V1 command requires ISPF services that were not available when you used the &V1 command. ISPF services are available to an application only when the application is run under ISPF. In order that ISPF services be available to a command, you must use the ISPSTART command to start the application which uses that command.

User Response:

Run your application under ISPF.

DSQ21834
Message:

Your &V1 command did not complete (RC = &V2).

Explanation:

Your command did not run to completion. The return code in parentheses (&V2) was returned from &V1.

User Response:

If you issued the CMS command, check the meaning of the return code and correct the command accordingly. If you issued an installation-defined command, see your support person, or the person who defined the command.

DSQ21835
Message:

The return code from your &V1 command was &V2..

Explanation:

The return code may mean that your command did not execute successfully, depending on what you wanted to do. If you issued an installation-defined command, it means that something the command was trying to do was not successful.

User Response:

If you issued the TSO command, check the meaning of the return code and correct the command accordingly. If nothing was wrong, try executing the command from a CLIST that sends back a return code of zero for successful execution. If you issued an installation-defined command see your support person, or the person who defined the command.

DSQ21836
Message:

Your &V1 command did not complete (RC = &V2).

Explanation:

Your command did not run to completion. The return code in parentheses (&V2) was returned from &V1.

User Response:

If you issued the TSO command, check the meaning of the return code and correct the command accordingly. If you issued an installation-defined command, see your support person, or the person who defined the command.

DSQ21840
Message:

Too many parameters for CICS command.

Explanation:

The CICS command has the following format:

CICS transid ( FROM = 'cicsdata'
               TERMID = termid

where:

transid
The symbolic identifier of the transaction to be executed.
cicsdata
The data, parameter list to be passed to the transaction (optional).
termid
The symbolic identifier of the terminal associated with the transaction (optional).
User Response:

Reenter your command. You can request prompting by entering "CICS ?".

DSQ21841
Message:

&V1 is not a CICS command option.

Explanation:

You entered an option which is not recognized by the CICS command. The correct format is:

CICS transid ( FROM = 'cicsdata'
               TERMID = termid

where:

transid
The symbolic identifier of the transaction to be executed.
cicsdata
The data, parameter list to be passed to the transaction (optional).
termid
The symbolic identifier of the terminal associated with the transaction (optional).
User Response:

Reenter your command. You can request prompting by entering "CICS ?".

DSQ21842
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ21843
Message:

Required transaction identifier is missing.

Explanation:

The CICS command has the following format:

CICS transid ( FROM = 'cicsdata'
               TERMID = termid

where:

transid
The symbolic identifier of the transaction to be executed.
cicsdata
The data, parameter list to be passed to the transaction (optional).
termid
The symbolic identifier of the terminal associated with the transaction (optional).
User Response:

Reenter your command. You can request prompting by entering "CICS ?".

DSQ21844
Message:

See DSQ21504

DSQ21845
Message:

The CICS &V1 option needs a value.

Explanation:

You didn't enter a value for the &V1 keyword. The format of the CICS command is:

CICS transid ( FROM = 'cicsdata'
               TERMID = termid

where:

transid
The symbolic identifier of the transaction to be executed.
cicsdata
The data, parameter list to be passed to the transaction (optional).
termid
The symbolic identifier of the terminal associated with the transaction (optional).
User Response:

Reenter your command. You can request prompting by entering "CICS ?".

DSQ21846
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ21849
Message:

See DSQ21845

DSQ21850
Message:

&V1 is invalid for the CICS command.

Explanation:

You entered an option which is not recognized by the CICS command. The correct format is:

CICS transid ( FROM = 'cicsdata'
               TERMID = termid

where:

transid
The symbolic identifier of the transaction to be executed (max length = 4).
cicsdata
The data, parameter list to be passed to the transaction (optional, max length = 55).
termid
The symbolic identifier of the terminal associated with the transaction (optional, max length = 4).
User Response:

Reenter your command. You can request prompting by entering "CICS ?".

DSQ21851
Message:

The value for FROM option is too long.

Explanation:

The text following FROM cannot contain more than 78 characters. If the value contains blanks, periods, or right parentheses, put it in single quotes. If it contains a single quote or an apostrophe, double that. An alternative to doubling the quote is to use parentheses as the delimiter and not double anything.

Examples of acceptable syntax:
FROM = &DSQAP_CICS_PQNAME
FROM = (&DSQAP_CICS_PQNAME)
FROM = 'Smith''s report.'
FROM = (Smith's report.)
FROM = 'March Tax'
FROM = (March Tax)
FROM = '12/21/98'
FROM = (12/21/98)
FROM = 12/21/98

User Response:

Shorten the value for the FROM option to 78 characters or less and give the command again.

DSQ21852
Message:

The value for FROM option must be in single quotes.

Explanation:

If you use the FROM option, put the value in single quotes. If the value contains a single quote or an apostrophe, double that. Examples of acceptable values:

FROM = 'Smith''s report.'
FROM = 'March Tax'
FROM = '12/21/83'
User Response:

Add valid data after FROM = or remove the FROM = from your command.

DSQ21853
Message:

CICS transaction not started. Return code is &V2..

Explanation:

Your CICS transaction was not started. See your CICS documentation. The return code (&V2.) is "EIBRESP" which was returned by the CICS START command.

User Response:

Correct your CICS command. You can refer to the CICS documentation to determine the meaning of the CICS return code.

DSQ21868
Message:

The initial PROC was not rerun due to location differences.

Explanation:

Because your starting location and current location are different QMF did not rerun your initial procedure.

User Response:

If your applications use initial procedures when starting QMF, you should ensure that the starting and ending locations are the same.

DSQ21872
- DSQ21873
Message:

Use nothing after &V1..

Explanation:

You cannot use a name or option after these commands:

BOTTOM    ENLARGE    REDUCE     CHECK
DELETE    INSERT     TOP        STATE
CHANGE    PREVIOUS   NEXT

In the table editor or global variable list you cannot use a name or option after the FORWARD or BACKWARD commands.

If you give the command by pressing a PF key, be sure that nothing is on the command line at that time.

User Response:

Remove everything after &V1 and give the command again.

DSQ21874
Message:

&V1 must be issued from command interface.

Explanation:

Your &V1 command must be issued from the QMF command interface. It cannot be issued from the terminal or from a QMF procedure.

User Response:

Issue your command from the QMF command interface.

DSQ21875
- DSQ21876
Message:

See DSQ20151

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ21877
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ21880, DSQ21881
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ21882
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ21900
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ21901
- DSQ21951
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ21952
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ21953
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ21954
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ21955
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ21956
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ21957
Message:

More than 100 substitution variables referenced.

Explanation:

A query or procedure cannot be run, nor a query converted, if it contains references to more than 100 different names of the form '&variable'.

User Response:

Reduce the number of substitution variables referenced to 100 or fewer and try again.

DSQ21958
Message:

Your procedure is empty or contains only comments.

Explanation:

An empty procedure, or one containing only comments, contains no instructions to do anything. It cannot be run.

User Response:

Add valid commands to your procedure.

DSQ21959
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ21960
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ21961
Message:

The variable beginning with &V2 is longer than 18 characters.

Explanation:

Variable names cannot have more than 18 characters.

User Response:

Choose a shorter variable name.

DSQ21963
Message:

The command in line &V2 is too long.

Explanation:

The command text string in line &V2 exceeds the QMF limit. The maximum length of a QMF command in the Procedure object is &V3 bytes. A command over this limit will cause the execution of a procedure to stop.

User Response:

Rewrite your procedure to shorten the command and rerun it.

DSQ21967
Message:

The continuation line in line &V2 needs a predecessor.

Explanation:

The continuation line in line &V2 is the first command line found in your procedure. A continuation line must have a previous line to be continued.

User Response:

Remove the continuation symbol &V3 or give the continuation line a predecessor to start the command statement.

DSQ21969
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ21970
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ21971
Message:

Quoted commands within a procedure cannot span lines.

Explanation:

Commands within procedures that are enclosed within single quotes must appear on a single line. For example,

'DISPLAY
+  Q.STAFF'

is an invalid command.

User Response:

Correct the command by either:

  1. Removing the quotes (because the quotes are optional)
  2. Changing the command so that it appears on one line (that is, 'DISPLAY Q.STAFF')
DSQ21972
Message:

Your command contains an unpaired single quote.

Explanation:

There must be an even number of single quotes in any QMF command that contains quotes. When a quote is used inside another quoted string, it must be shown as two consecutive quotes. For example:

SAVE QUERY AS TESTORG
     (COMMENT='IT''S A TEST'
'SAVE QUERY AS TESTORG
     (COMMENT=''IT''''S A TEST'''

In the quoted string above, all the quotes are doubled except for the outside quotes that set off the string.

User Response:

Correct the command so that it contains an even number of single quotes and all occurrences of single quotes within a quoted string appear as two consecutive quotes.

DSQ21973
Message:

&V1 is not a command.

Explanation:

&V1, the command you have given, must be either a QMF command or a command defined by your installation. One of the following may have occurred:

  1. The command is misspelled or its abbreviation is too short.
  2. It is in lower case and your CASE option is MIXED.
  3. It is an installation command following the 'QMF' command.
  4. The table defining installation commands is incomplete.
  5. If the command is "/*", then you probably have a procedure with logic with one or more blank lines before the opening comment. The opening comment of a procedure with logic must be on the first line of the procedure. Otherwise, the procedure will be assumed to be a linear procedure and the "/*" will be assumed to be a command.
User Response:

Find and use the correct command. You may need to:

  1. Use the HELP behind the QMF HOME PANEL to see QMF commands.
  2. Use upper case or change the CASE option in your PROFILE to UPPER or STRING.
  3. Use only QMF (not installation) commands after 'QMF'.
  4. See your QMF administrator to complete the table containing the installation commands.
DSQ22000, DSQ22001
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ22002
Message:

See DSQ21520

DSQ22003
Message:

See DSQ21521

DSQ22025
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22026
Message:

Use UPPER, STRING, or MIXED after CASE, not &V3..

Explanation:

The possible values for CASE, and their meanings, are:

UPPER  - All keyboard entry is converted
         to uppercase.

STRING - Keyboard entry is converted to
         uppercase EXCEPT FOR comments,
         characters enclosed in quotes,
         and the following fields in the
         form:
             -- Column headings
             -- Page, detail, break, and
                final text

MIXED  - Keyboard entry is unchanged.
         You must enter command keywords
         and SQL reserved words in
         uppercase.
User Response:

Change the CASE value to UPPER, STRING, or MIXED, and press ENTER.

DSQ22027
Message:

Use PERIOD, COMMA, or FRENCH after DECIMAL, not &V3..

Explanation:

The value of DECIMAL tells which rule is used in formatting columns with an EDIT code of D, I, J, K, or L. The value may be PERIOD, COMMA, or FRENCH.

If
DECIMAL  The number 123456789/100
is:      with code K displays as...

PERIOD   1,234,567.89 (Standard in the
                       U.S.A)
COMMA    1.234.567,89 (Standard in much
                       of Europe)
FRENCH   1 234 567,89 (Standard in
                       France)
User Response:

Change the DECIMAL option to PERIOD, COMMA, or FRENCH, and press ENTER.

DSQ22028
Message:

Use YES or NO after CONFIRM, not &V3..

Explanation:

The value of CONFIRM determines whether one of the following commands will pause before completing its action, so that you can prevent the change if you wish.

  1. A query that will change the database.
  2. A command that will change the database.
  3. A command that will cause a file/data set to be replaced.

If the value is YES, you will have a chance to prevent each change. If NO, you will not.

User Response:

Change the value of CONFIRM to YES or NO and press ENTER.

DSQ22029
Message:

See DSQ21482

DSQ22030
Message:

See DSQ21480

DSQ22031
Message:

Complete CASE with UPPER, STRING, or MIXED.

Explanation:

You must give a value for CASE. The allowable values and their meanings are:

UPPER  - All keyboard entry is converted
         to uppercase.

STRING - Keyboard entry is converted to
         uppercase EXCEPT FOR comments,
         characters enclosed in quotes,
         and the following fields in the
         form:
             -- Column heading
             -- Page, detail, break, and
                final text

MIXED  - Keyboard entry is unchanged.
         You must enter command
         keywords and SQL reserved words
         in uppercase.
User Response:

Enter UPPER, STRING, or MIXED after CASE, and press ENTER.

DSQ22032
Message:

Complete DECIMAL with PERIOD, COMMA, or FRENCH.

Explanation:

The value of DECIMAL tells which rule is used in formatting columns with an edit code of D, I, J, K, or L. The value may be PERIOD, COMMA, or FRENCH.

If
DECIMAL  The number 123456789/100
is:      with code K displays as...

PERIOD   1,234,567.89 (Standard in the
                       U.S.A)
COMMA    1.234.567,89 (Standard in much
                       of Europe)
FRENCH   1 234 567,89 (Standard in
                       France)
User Response:

Enter PERIOD, COMMA, or FRENCH after DECIMAL and press ENTER.

DSQ22033
Message:

Please complete CONFIRM with YES or NO.

Explanation:

The value of CONFIRM determines whether one of the following commands will pause before completing its action, so that you can prevent the change if you wish.

  1. A query that will change the database.
  2. A command that will change the database.
  3. A command that will cause a file/data set to be replaced.

If the value is YES, you will have a chance to prevent each change. If NO, you will not.

User Response:

Enter YES or NO after CONFIRM and press ENTER.

DSQ22034
Message:

See DSQ21478

DSQ22035
Message:

See DSQ21479

DSQ22036, DSQ22037
Message:

Use a number from 22 to 999 for WIDTH, not &V3..

Explanation:

WIDTH is the number of characters that can appear in a line of print. Output lines longer than the width you choose will be cut off on the right. The value of width does not ensure that the paper you print on will be wide enough. If you want to print everything you ask for, choose a width no wider than the paper.

User Response:

Change the WIDTH value to a number between 22 and 999.

DSQ22038, DSQ22039
Message:

See DSQ21476

DSQ22040
Message:

Use a number from 22 to 999 for WIDTH.

Explanation:

WIDTH is the number of characters that can appear in a line of print. Output lines longer than the width you choose will be cut off on the right. The value of width does not ensure that the paper you print on will be wide enough. If you want to print everything you ask for, choose a width no wider than the paper.

User Response:

Enter a value between 22 and 999 for WIDTH.

DSQ22041
Message:

See DSQ21475

DSQ22042
Message:

See DSQ22036

DSQ22043
Message:

See DSQ21476

DSQ22044
Message:

See DSQ22036

DSQ22045
Message:

See DSQ21476

DSQ22046
Message:

See DSQ21484

DSQ22047
Message:

See DSQ21485

DSQ22048
- DSQ22051
Message:

See DSQ21481

DSQ22067
Message:

Your QBE query is not usable.

Explanation:

You tried to use (import, run, print, display, etc.) a QBE query which is not usable because the query does not contain QBE data.

User Response:

If the query is stored in a database, then you should erase it because QMF will not use it. If you are trying to import a query, make sure the file (or data set) really does contain a QBE query.

DSQ22068, DSQ22069
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22070
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22072
- DSQ22083
Message:

See DSQ20151.

DSQ22085
Message:

See DSQ21607

DSQ22086, DSQ22087
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ22088
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22089
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22090, DSQ22091
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22092
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22093
Message:

You are not authorized to use &V2..&V3..

Explanation:

The object you are trying to &V1 is owned by &V2, and the SHARE value of that object is set to NO.

You cannot perform any actions on an object owned by another user unless that user saved or imported the object with the SHARE=YES option, or you have the proper authorization.

User Response:

Omit &V2 from the command. Your userid is automatically attached to the name of anything you &V1 in the database. If you want to &V1 an object for another user and are not authorized, see your QMF administrator for the proper authorization.

DSQ22094
Message:

&C1 &C2 needs a valid name.

Explanation:

Valid names can be qualified (userid.name) or unqualified (name). The qualifier and/or the name can be double quoted or unquoted ("userid".name, userid."name", "userid.name", or userid.name). Your current database connection to &LS. support these lengths:

A qualifier can be any valid userid. However, FORM panel types (FORM.MAIN, FORM.OPTIONS, etc.) are invalid.

Unquoted names can contain letters, numbers, and other characters as defined in &&ugrr.. Quoted names can contain any characters between the quotes, except another double quote. QMF object types are invalid even if quoted. For EXPORT TABLE, "TO" is valid only if quoted, and for IMPORT TABLE, "FROM" is valid only if quoted.

User Response:

Specify a valid name and give your command again. If the command is entered on the LIST panel, use LIST panel Help to see if the command is formatted correctly.

DSQ22095
Message:

See DSQ21504

DSQ22096
Message:

You cannot export a &V2 object from the database.

Explanation:

Entering EXPORT &V2 &V3 indicates you want to export an object of type &V2 named &V3 from the database. However, &V2 is not a valid object type in the database. The following types are valid when exporting from the database: QUERY, PROC, FORM, and TABLE.

User Response:

Change &V2 to a valid object type and enter your command again.

DSQ22097
Message:

&C3 is invalid in its present context.

Explanation:

&C1 &C2 must be followed by a valid name or the TO target must be specified. Your current database connection to &LS. supports these lengths:

A qualified name can:

User Response:

Substitute a valid name for &C3 or specify the TO target and try your command again. If you entered this command from the LIST panel, be sure that your command was formatted correctly. Refer to help from the LIST panel for details on entering QMF commands.

DSQ22100
Message:

See DSQ21504

DSQ22101
Message:

This object name cannot be found.

Explanation:

Some possible causes are: The object name "&V2" is misspelled, not in the database, or does not exist with the specified object type "&V1".

User Response:

Change object name "&V2" to an object of the correct object type that exist in your database. Use the LIST command to see which objects are available to you in your database. If you entered this command on the LIST panel, be sure it was formatted correctly. Press the Help key while viewing the LIST panel to find out how to enter QMF commands on the panel.

DSQ22102
Message:

See DSQ20313

DSQ22103
Message:

See DSQ21504

DSQ22104
Message:

You must use keyword QUEUETYPE=TS or QUEUETYPE=TD.

Explanation:

Use one of the following queuetype keywords:

User Response:

Enter a valid CICS queue type and retry the command.

DSQ22106
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22107
Message:

This object is not a &V3..

Explanation:

Your EXPORT command uses &V2 as the name of a &V3 in the database. An object with this name exists in the database, but it is not a &V3..

User Response:

Either change the object type or the object name so that the object named has the requested object type, and give your command again. Use the LIST command to see a list of all objects (and their types) which you can export.

DSQ22108
Message:

See DSQ21781

DSQ22109
Message:

Too many names for EXPORT &V2..

Explanation:

The format for the EXPORT &V2 command is

  1. EXPORT objecttype TO xxxxx
  2. EXPORT objecttype objectname TO xxxxx

where "xxxxx" identifies the name of the file to receive your export and can also specify one or more options.

QMF sees too many names in "xxxxx". If you specified an option, you may have left off the parenthesis that separates the option from the file identification. You could, for example, have tried to execute

EXPORT QUERY
   TO 'JONES.QUERY.A' (CONFIRM=YES

but you left off the parenthesis preceding CONFIRM.

User Response:

Change your EXPORT command and try it again.

DSQ22111
Message:

Please give a value for each variable name.

Explanation:

You must provide a value for &V2 and for any other variable name used in the procedure or query.

User Response:

Give a value in the prompt panel for &V2 and for any other variable name used. Then press enter to complete your command. You may also use substitution variables as in the following examples:

RUN QUERY (&NAME = 'JASON SMITH',
   &YEARS=5
RUN PROC (&DNO = DEPARTMENT
CONVERT QUERY (&ID = 10
DSQ22113
Message:

&V2 has an invalid value of &V3..

Explanation:

The value for &V2 may have been truncated in the message. Some examples of invalid values follow:

Invalid
 values:

  32A54    - Invalid integer value
  'JAMES   - Missing closing apostrophe
  "Q"DEPT" - Invalid embedded quote
User Response:

Provide a value in the correct form.

DSQ22114
Message:

Your data set name contains invalid characters.

Explanation:

One or more of the characters in the name of your data set is invalid.

Each portion of the name can be 1-8 characters consisting of letters A-Z; numbers 0-9; alphabetic extenders dollar($), pound(#), and at(@); and hyphen(-). The first character must be alphabetic or an alphabetic extender. Do not use hyphens in data set names for RACF-protected data sets. Do not use alphabetic extenders in ISO/ANSI/FIPS version 3 tape data set names.

Multiple portions can be joined by periods.

User Response:

Correct the invalid characters and enter the command again.

DSQ22115
Message:

Member name of partitioned data set is missing.

Explanation:

If you are using the EDIT command, a partitioned data set cannot be used as an edit transfer data set.

If you are using the EXPORT command, the format of the EXPORT command when using a partitioned data set is:

  1. EXPORT name TO 'dataset' (MEMBER=member)
  2. EXPORT name TO 'dataset (member)'

"member" is missing in your command.

User Response:

Add the member name to your EXPORT command and try it again.

DSQ22116
Message:

Unable to export to this data set.

Explanation:

Data set &V1 could not be allocated. Possible causes:

  1. There is not enough disk space to allocate the data set.
User Response:

Contact your QMF administrator for assistance.

DSQ22117
Message:

Unable to export to this file.

Explanation:

File &V1 could not be stored. Possible causes:

  1. There is not enough disk space.
  2. The specified disk is not in write mode.
User Response:

Contact your QMF administrator for assistance.

DSQ22118
Message:

Relative generation numbers are not supported.

Explanation:

When specifying a generation data set, relative generation numbers, such as 'A.B.C(-1)', are not supported. You must use absolute generation and version numbers, such as 'A.B.C.G0001V00'.

User Response:

Respecify the data set using absolute generation and version numbers.

DSQ22119
Message:

Member name not allowed for a sequential data set.

Explanation:

If you are using the EDIT command, a sequential data set must be used as an edit transfer data set. A member name may not be specified. If you are using the EXPORT command, the format of the EXPORT command when using a sequential data set is:

EXPORT name TO 'dataset'

A member name is not allowed in your command.

User Response:

Remove the member name from your EXPORT or EDIT command and try it again.

DSQ22120
Message:

Your member name contains invalid characters.

Explanation:

One or more of the characters in the member name of your file is invalid.

Valid characters are letters A-Z; numbers 0-9; and alphabetic extenders dollar($), pound(#), and at(@). The first character must be alphabetic or an alphabetic extender.

User Response:

Correct the invalid characters and enter the command again.

DSQ22121
Message:

Unusable file &V1..

Explanation:

The file is not available for one of the following reasons:

  1. Request for exclusive use of a shared data set cannot be honored.
  2. The data set is allocated to another job and its usage attribute conflicts with this request.
  3. Request for new data set failed because it already exists.
User Response:

Try again later.

DSQ22122
Message:

Record format must be fixed or variable.

Explanation:

Files used with EXPORT, IMPORT, or PRINT must have a record format of fixed or variable. For the correct attribute on RECFM, please refer to DB2 QMF Reference under the usage of the command.

User Response:

By an operation outside QMF, change the record format of the file you wish to use.

DSQ22123
Message:

See DSQ22067

DSQ22124
Message:

See DSQ21645

DSQ22125
Message:

Unable to export to this queuename.

Explanation:

File &V1. could not be stored usually because the storage is insufficient.

User Response:

Contact your QMF administrator for assistance.

DSQ22127, DSQ22128
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22129
Message:

&V2 is not a valid DATAFORMAT value.

Explanation:

The valid values for DATAFORMAT are 'QMF' or 'IXF' for EXPORT DATA/TABLE and valid values for DATAFORMAT are 'QMF' or 'HTML'for EXPORT REPORT. If the DATAFORMAT option is not specified, the default value of 'QMF' is assumed.

User Response:

Enter a valid DATAFORMAT value and retry the command. If you still have problems, consult your QMF administrator.

DSQ22130
Message:

&V2 cannot be used with current command.

Explanation:

Use DATAFORMAT with EXPORT DATA, EXPORT REPORT or EXPORT TABLE.

Use OUTPUTMODE with EXPORT DATA or EXPORT TABLE.

User Response:

Remove &V2 and any value after it, then retry the command.

DSQ22131
Message:

&V2 can only be used with EXPORT DATA or TABLE.

Explanation:

Option &V2 is allowed only with EXPORT DATA or EXPORT TABLE. For the current command, use only the CONFIRM, LANGUAGE, MEMBER, and/or ICUFORM options. Note that ICUFORM is valid only when exporting CHART, and LANGUAGE is valid only when exporting FORM.

User Response:

Remove &V2 and any value after it, then retry the command.

DSQ22132
Message:

See DSQ22130

DSQ22133
Message:

OUTPUTMODE is not a valid option when DATAFORMAT is 'QMF'.

Explanation:

OUTPUTMODE is only a valid option when you EXPORT DATA with the DATAFORMAT option equal to 'IXF'.

User Response:

Remove OUTPUTMODE and any value after it, and then retry the command.

DSQ22134
Message:

Use 'QMF' or 'IXF' after DATAFORMAT.

Explanation:

The DATAFORMAT value is missing. The valid values are either 'QMF' or 'IXF'. If the DATAFORMAT option is not specified, the default value of 'QMF' is assumed.

User Response:

Enter a valid DATAFORMAT value and retry the command. If you still have problems, consult your QMF administrator.

DSQ22135
Message:

See DSQ22129

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ22136
Message:

Use BINARY or CHARACTER after OUTPUTMODE.

Explanation:

The OUTPUTMODE value is missing. The valid values are BINARY or CHARACTER. If the OUTPUTMODE option is not specified, the default value of BINARY is assumed.

User Response:

Enter a valid OUTPUTMODE value and retry the command. If you still have problems, consult your QMF administrator.

DSQ22137
Message:

&V2 is not a valid OUTPUTMODE value.

Explanation:

The valid values for OUTPUTMODE are BINARY or CHARACTER. If the OUTPUTMODE option is not specified, the default value of BINARY is assumed.

User Response:

Enter a valid OUTPUTMODE value and retry the command. If you still have problems, consult your QMF administrator.

DSQ22138
Message:

Data set record length is invalid.

Explanation:

If you are trying to EXPORT DATA in IXF format, the data set specified must have a record length between &V1 and &V2 inclusively.

User Response:

Create a data set with the correct record length and retry your EXPORT DATA command. If you still have problems, consult your QMF administrator.

DSQ22139
Message:

Data set record format must be variable.

Explanation:

If you are trying to EXPORT DATA in IXF format, the data set specified must have a record format of variable.

User Response:

Create a data set with the correct record format and retry your EXPORT DATA command. If you still have problems, consult your QMF administrator.

DSQ22140
Message:

&V2. cannot be used with EXPORT CHART.

Explanation:

Option &V2. is not allowed with the EXPORT CHART command. Only options MEMBER and ICUFORM are valid. The MEMBER option for EXPORT CHART identifies the member within the GDDM library or file into which the ICU will store the exported chart (GDF file).

User Response:

Remove &V2. and any associated value, specify the MEMBER option, and retry the command.

DSQ22141
Message:

&V2 cannot be used with EXPORT CHART.

Explanation:

Option &V2 is not allowed with the EXPORT CHART command. Use only the ICUFORM option.

User Response:

Remove &V2 and any value after it, then retry the command.

DSQ22142
Message:

Complete MEMBER with a member name.

Explanation:

A name must be specified after MEMBER that identifies the member into which you are exporting a QMF object.

User Response:

Enter a member name and retry the command.

DSQ22147
- DSQ22148
Message:

See DSQ21504

DSQ22149
Message:

Please tell what to EXPORT.

Explanation:

The format for the EXPORT command is

  1. EXPORT objecttype TO dataset
  2. EXPORT objecttype objectname TO dataset
  3. EXPORT CHART (MEMBER=member

"objecttype" is missing. If you want to export a work area object, objecttype can be QUERY, FORM, PROC, DATA REPORT, or CHART. If you want to export a database object, objecttype can be QUERY, FORM, PROC, or TABLE.

User Response:

Add the correct object type to your export command, and give the command again.

DSQ22150
Message:

&V2 cannot be exported.

Explanation:

The format for the EXPORT command is

  1. EXPORT objecttype TO targetname
  2. EXPORT objecttype objectname TO targetname

Only QUERY, FORM, PROC, TABLE, DATA, REPORT, or CHART can be exported.

User Response:

Change the type of the object to be exported, and enter the command again.

DSQ22151
Message:

Please tell what to EXPORT.

Explanation:

The format for the EXPORT command is

  1. EXPORT objecttype TO filename
  2. EXPORT objecttype objectname TO filename

"objecttype" is missing. If you want to export a work area object, objecttype can be QUERY, FORM, PROC, DATA, REPORT, or CHART. If you want to export a database object, objecttype can be QUERY, FORM, PROC, OR TABLE.

User Response:

Add the correct object type to your EXPORT command and give it again.

DSQ22152
Message:

See DSQ21663

DSQ22153
Message:

The EXPORT command is incomplete.

Explanation:

The format for the EXPORT command is

  1. EXPORT objecttype TO targetname
  2. EXPORT objecttype objectname TO targetname

Following EXPORT objecttype or objecttype objectname, you have not specified a TO targetname.

User Response:

Specify TO target, and try your command again. If you entered this command from the LIST panel, be sure that your command was formatted correctly. Refer to help behind the LIST panel for details on entering QMF commands from that panel.

DSQ22154
Message:

TO must follow &V2..

Explanation:

The format for the EXPORT command is

  1. EXPORT objecttype TO targetname
  2. EXPORT objecttype objectname TO targetname

Following EXPORT objecttype or objecttype objectname, you have not specified a TO targetname.

User Response:

Specify TO target, and try your command again. If you entered this command from the LIST panel, be sure that your command was formatted correctly. Refer to help behind the LIST panel for details on entering QMF commands from that panel.

DSQ22155
Message:

Please tell where to export the &V2..

Explanation:

The format for the EXPORT command is

  1. EXPORT objecttype TO xxxxx
  2. EXPORT objecttype objectname TO xxxxx

where "xxxxx" identifies the destination of your export and can also specify one or more options. Your command does not identify a destination.

User Response:

Change your EXPORT command and try it again.

DSQ22156
Message:

See DSQ21636

DSQ22157
Message:

See DSQ21637

DSQ22158
Message:

See DSQ21638

DSQ22160
Message:

See DSQ21640

DSQ22161
Message:

See DSQ21641

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ22162
Message:

See DSQ21642

DSQ22163
Message:

Unknown FSSTATE error - error code - &1.

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ22164
Message:

See DSQ22109

DSQ22165
Message:

See DSQ21663

DSQ22166, DSQ22167
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22169
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22170
Message:

See DSQ21758

DSQ22171
Message:

See DSQ21622

DSQ22172, DSQ22173
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ22176
Message:

See DSQ21663

DSQ22177
Message:

See DSQ21758

DSQ22178
Message:

&V3 cannot be used with EXPORT &V2..

Explanation:

The option &V3 is not allowed with EXPORT &V2.. Options that are allowed are:

User Response:

Remove &V3 and any value after it, then enter your command again.

DSQ22180
Message:

See DSQ22150

DSQ22182
Message:

Use YES or NO after CONFIRM.

Explanation:

The CONFIRM option determines whether the &V1 command will pause before completing its action, so that you can prevent any change it might make if you wish.

If the option is YES, you will have a chance to prevent any change. If NO, you will not.

If you omit the CONFIRM option, the value in PROFILE will be used.

User Response:

Add YES or NO after CONFIRM.

DSQ22183
Message:

Use YES or NO after CONFIRM, not &V2..

Explanation:

The CONFIRM option determines whether the &V1 command will pause before completing its actions, so that you can prevent any change it might make if you wish.

If the option is YES, you will have a chance to prevent any change. If NO, you will not.

If you omit the CONFIRM option, the value in PROFILE will be used.

User Response:

Use YES or NO after CONFIRM.

DSQ22184
Message:

See DSQ21622

DSQ22185, DSQ22186
Message:

See DSQ21650

DSQ22187
Message:

&V3 cannot be used with EXPORT &V2..

Explanation:

The option &V3 is not allowed with EXPORT &V2.. Options that are allowed are:

  CONFIRM        not valid for CHART
  MEMBER
  ICUFORM        valid only for CHART
  DATAFORMAT     valid only for DATA or
                 TABLE or REPORT
  OUTPUTMODE     valid only for DATA or
                 TABLE
  LANGUAGE       valid only for FORM
User Response:

Remove &V3 and any value after it, then enter your command again.

DSQ22188
Message:

Too many names for EXPORT &V2..

Explanation:

The format for the EXPORT command is

  1. EXPORT objecttype TO xxxxx
  2. EXPORT objecttype objectname TO xxxxx

where "xxxxx" identifies the name of the file to receive your export and can also specify one or more options. QMF sees too many names in "xxxxx". If you specified an option, you may have left off the parenthesis that separates the option from the file identification. You could, for example, have tried to execute

EXPORT DATA TO JONES DATA B (CONFIRM=YES

but you left off the parenthesis preceding CONFIRM.

User Response:

Change your EXPORT command and try it again.

DSQ22189
Message:

A value is needed after ICUFORM.

Explanation:

The ICUFORM value is missing. It must be the name of a GDDM ICU chart format, one of the following chart types: BAR, LINE, PIE, SURFACE, HISTOGRAM, SCATTER, POLAR, TOWER or TABLE, or ICUCHART, which allows the ICU default chart.

A chart format describes how data is to be charted and must have been previously saved while working in the ICU. A chart format name must not exceed eight characters in length.

If the ICUFORM option is not specified, the default name DSQCFORM is assumed.

User Response:

Enter a valid ICUFORM value. If you still have problems, consult your operation staff or system programmer for more help.

DSQ22190
- DSQ22192
Message:

&V2 is not a valid ICUFORM value.

Explanation:

The ICUFORM value is not valid. It must be the name of a GDDM ICU chart format, one of the following chart types: BAR, LINE, PIE, SURFACE, HISTOGRAM, SCATTER, POLAR, TOWER or TABLE, or ICUCHART, which allows the ICU default chart

A chart format describes how data is to be charted and must have been previously saved while working in the ICU. A chart format name must not exceed eight characters in length.

If the ICUFORM option is not specified, the default name DSQCFORM is assumed.

User Response:

Enter a valid ICUFORM value. If you still have problems, consult your operation staff or system programmer for more help.

DSQ22193
Message:

OK, the &1 command was cancelled at your request.

DSQ22194
Message:

&V2 can only be used with EXPORT CHART.

Explanation:

Option &V2 is only allowed with the EXPORT CHART command. For the current command, use only the CONFIRM and/or MEMBER options.

User Response:

Remove &V2 and any value after it, then retry the command.

DSQ22195
Message:

&V2 can only be used with EXPORT CHART.

Explanation:

Option &V2 is only allowed with the EXPORT CHART command. For the current command, use only the CONFIRM option.

User Response:

Remove &V2 and any value after it, then retry the command.

DSQ22196
Message:

The MEMBER option is required for EXPORT CHART.

Explanation:

When exporting CHART, a name is required for MEMBER. The MEMBER option for EXPORT CHART identifies the member within the GDDM library or file into which the ICU will store the exported CHART (GDF file).

User Response:

Enter a name for MEMBER and try your command again.

DSQ22197, DSQ22198
Message:

Too many names for EXPORT CHART.

Explanation:

The format for the EXPORT CHART command is

        EXPORT CHART (xxxxx

where 'xxxxx' specifies one or two options: MEMBER (a required option) and ICUFORM.

QMF sees too many names in "xxxxx". A parenthesis might be needed to separate option(s) from the export member name. You could, for example, have tried to execute

EXPORT CHART (MEMBER=CHART4 ICUFORM=PIE

but accidentally left out the parenthesis.

User Response:

Change your EXPORT command and try it again.

DSQ22199
Message:

Too many names for EXPORT CHART.

Explanation:

The format for the EXPORT CHART command is

        EXPORT CHART TO xxxxx

where "xxxxx" identifies the filename of the file to receive your export and can also specify the ICUFORM option. Note that the filetype and filemode of the export file are not specified, as these depend on current GDDM Interactive Chart Utility (ICU) defaults.

QMF sees too many names in "xxxxx". A parenthesis might be needed to separate option(s) from the export filename. You could, for example, have tried to execute

     EXPORT CHART TO CHART4 (ICUFORM=PIE

but accidentally left out the parenthesis.

User Response:

Change your EXPORT command and try it again.

DSQ22200
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22201
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22202
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22203
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22204
Message:

Column &V1 is too long to be exported.

Explanation:

Under CMS, you cannot export a table with a LONG VARCHAR column.

Under TSO, you cannot export a table with a VARCHAR column whose maximum allowable length is over 254.

User Response:

Remove column &V1 from the object that you want to export and give the command again.

DSQ22205
Message:

DATA row is too wide.

Explanation:

You cannot EXPORT DATA if the length of a row in DATA is more than 7168 characters.

User Response:

Write and run queries to select the data in smaller pieces. Include an identifying column in each piece, and combine the pieces outside QMF.

DSQ22206
Message:

See DSQ21622

DSQ22207
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22208
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22209
Message:

The LANGUAGE option is not offered with this object type.

Explanation:

The LANGUAGE option is only offered when the object type is FORM. You cannot change the language when object type is &V1..

User Response:

You can take the LANGUAGE option out of your command, or you can change the object type to FORM.

DSQ22210
Message:

A value is missing from the LANGUAGE option.

Explanation:

The LANGUAGE option was received with your command but it was lacking a value. If you use the option then you must provide a value. The valid values are:

ENGLISH
The resulting form will be in English.
SESSION
The resulting form will be in your session language.
User Response:

Try your command again. Either supply a value for the LANGUAGE option, or remove the LANGUAGE option from your command.

DSQ22211
Message:

Use ENGLISH or SESSION with the LANGUAGE option.

Explanation:

You used an unrecognized value for the LANGUAGE option. The valid values are:

ENGLISH
The resulting form will be in ENGLISH.
SESSION
The resulting form will be in your session language.
User Response:

Try your command again, changing your LANGUAGE option to ENGLISH or SESSION.

DSQ22212
Message:

See DSQ21606

DSQ22213
- DSQ22215
Message:

Member name &V1. is too long.

Explanation:

A member name cannot exceed 8 characters. The name you specified has a length of &V2. characters.

User Response:

Change the member name and retry the command.

DSQ22216
Message:

Use 'QMF' or 'HTML' after DATAFORMAT.

Explanation:

The DATAFORMAT value is missing. The valid values are either 'QMF' or 'HTML'. If the DATAFORMAT option is not specified, the default value of 'QMF' is assumed.

User Response:

Enter a valid DATAFORMAT value and retry the command. If you still have problems, consult your QMF administrator.

DSQ22220
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22221
Message:

&V1 has invalid attributes.

Explanation:

A data set used for an EXPORT REPORT must have a variable record format with a minimum logical record length of &V2..

User Response:

EXPORT REPORT to a data set with variable record format and sufficient logical record length. Or specify the name of a data set that does not already exist and QMF will automatically allocate it for you.

DSQ22222
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22230
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22231
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ22250
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22251
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ22326
- DSQ22406
Message:

See DSQ20010

DSQ22424
Message:

See DSQ21833

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ22426
- DSQ22438
Message:

See DSQ20010

DSQ22439
Message:

&C1 is an invalid object type for EDIT.

Explanation:

The EDIT command needs to be in one of the following formats:

   EDIT QUERY
   EDIT PROC
   EDIT TABLE tablename
   EDIT tablename

A valid tablename can be of the form LOCATION.OWNER.NAME, OWNER.NAME, or NAME. Qualifiers and name can be double quoted or unquoted. Each section of the name can be surrounded by double quotes, such as "OWNER".NAME. The location can be up to 16 characters long., Your current database connection to &LS. supports these lengths:

Unquoted names can contain letters, numbers, and other characters as defined in &&ugrr.. Quoted names can contain any characters except the double quote.

User Response:

Specify QUERY, PROC, TABLE, or tablename and enter the command again. If you want to edit a query or procedure that is stored in the database, use the DISPLAY command to retrieve the object from the database. Enter the EDIT command again.

DSQ22440
Message:

See DSQ21781

DSQ22441
Message:

&V2 is not a table or view.

Explanation:

You cannot edit &V2, because it is not a &V3. You can only edit a table or updatable view in the data base.

User Response:

If what you want to edit is an existing table, first erase the like-named query, form, or procedure. Display this object before you erase it, and possibly save it under another name. This could keep you from losing an object of value.

DSQ22442
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22443
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22444
Message:

This object cannot be edited.

Explanation:

&V2 was not found or it may not be a table.

User Response:

Change the name to the name of a table that exists in your database. You can use the LIST command to see which tables are available to you. If you entered this command on the LIST panel, be sure you put the EDIT command next to a TABLE name.

Press the Help key while viewing the LIST panel to find out how to enter QMF commands on the panel.

DSQ22445
Message:

You cannot edit QBE or Prompted queries.

Explanation:

You can edit an SQL query or a QMF procedure.

User Response:

Display an SQL query and enter the command again. The CONVERT command can be used to obtain the translated SQL for a QBE or Prompted query. You can then edit the resulting SQL query.

DSQ22446
Message:

&V2 is not valid with object type &V1..

Explanation:

You have not specified a valid object name. If you are editing a QUERY or PROC, the object name must be blank because you will be editing the query or procedure in temporary storage.

A valid object name can be of the form LOCATION.OWNER.NAME, or OWNER.NAME, or NAME. Each section of the name can be surrounded by double quotes, such as "OWNER".NAME. The location can be up to 16 characters Your current database connection to YLS. supports:

If you entered EDIT on the LIST panel next to an object name, then LIST has automatically appended the object type and name. You should not use EDIT on the LIST panel unless you are editing a table or you use EDIT /T, which appends only the object type.

User Response:

Specify a valid object name, or leave it blank.

DSQ22447
Message:

Editor "&V1" failed with return code "&V2".

Explanation:

The specified editor "&V1" returned a non-zero return code of "&V2". The return code may be helpful in determining the cause of the error.

User Response:

Correct reason for error and enter command again.

DSQ22448
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22449
Message:

Warning: Your &V1 was truncated after &V2 records.

Explanation:

The &V1 you edited was too large to bring into QMF with the currently available storage. It was truncated after &V2 records. The untruncated &V1 will remain in a file named &V3 until it is erased or you issue another EDIT PROC or EDIT QUERY command.

User Response:

Use CMS or TSO commands to rename the file containing the untruncated &V1 so it will not be lost. Then, issue a RESET DATA command to make more storage available to QMF and an IMPORT &V1 command to bring the object into QMF. If you are not using data, more storage may be necessary for your session.

DSQ22450
Message:

Too many names for EDIT.

Explanation:

The EDIT command must be in one of the following formats:

  1. EDIT QUERY (options
  2. EDIT PROC (options
  3. EDIT TABLE tablename (options
  4. EDIT tablename (options

A valid tablename can be of the form LOCATION.OWNER.NAME, OWNER.NAME, or NAME. Each section of the name can be surrounded by double quotes such as "OWNER".NAME. The location can be up to 16 characters long. Your current database connection to &LS. supports these lengths:

You might have omitted the left parenthesis before the options or you might have forgotten a period separator in a tablename.

User Response:

Make sure the tablename is properly formed (no "." omitted) and that there is a left parenthesis before any options.

DSQ22451
Message:

Please complete the MODE option.

Explanation:

The MODE option is missing. If you leave off the MODE option altogether, the default is CHANGE. If you enter the MODE option, it must be ADD or CHANGE.

User Response:

  1. If you want to change rows in a table or view, you can leave off the MODE option; or enter MODE = CHANGE.
  2. If you want to add rows in a table or view you must enter MODE = ADD.

If you entered this command on the LIST panel, be sure it was formatted correctly. Press the Help key while viewing the LIST panel to find out how to enter QMF commands on the panel.

DSQ22452
Message:

Edit file is not available.

Explanation:

A CMS file is used by QMF to transfer data between QMF and your editor. This edit file is not available. The edit file is made available by using the CMS FILEDEF command. If you do not know how to use this command you should contact your support personnel. To make a CMS file available to QMF type the following CMS command on the QMF command line:

CMS FILEDEF DSQEDIT DISK QMFEDIT FILE A1
User Response:

Make the edit file available and run your EDIT command again.

DSQ22453
Message:

"&V1" must be 8 characters or less.

Explanation:

The editor name "&V1" must be 8 characters or less. The editor name can be the name of a supported editor in your area. If you do not know the name of the editor, contact your support personnel. If you do not type the EDITOR option, the ISPF PDF editor will be used.

User Response:

Type the editor name or omit the EDITOR keyword, and enter command again.

DSQ22454
Message:

Edit data set is not available.

Explanation:

A TSO data set is used by QMF to transfer data between QMF and your editor. This edit data set is not available. The edit data set is made available by using the TSO ALLOCATE command. If you do not know how to use this command you should contact your support personnel. To make a TSO data set available to QMF type the following TSO command on the QMF command line:

TSO ALLOCATE DDNAME(DSQEDIT)
     UNIT(SYSVIO) NEW
TSO ALLOCATE DDNAME(DSQEDIT)
     UNIT(SYSDA) NEW
User Response:

Make the edit data set available and run your EDIT command again.

DSQ22457
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22458
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22460
Message:

See DSQ21777

DSQ22461
- DSQ22462
Message:

See DSQ22439

DSQ22463
Message:

You cannot edit queries or procedures in CICS.

Explanation:

You cannot use the EDIT command to edit queries or procedures when you are running in a CICS environment.

User Response:

You can use the Display command to display your query or procedure and then change it on the QMF screen. Or, you could export the query or procedure, edit it with your editing program, and then import it back into QMF.

DSQ22464
Message:

The table editor does not run in batch mode.

Explanation:

QMF was started in batch mode. You can not run the table editor now because it attempts to display screens and get input. Screens do not display in batch mode and there is no way for a person to enter changes.

User Response:

Do not run the table editor in batch mode.

DSQ22468
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22469
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22471
Message:

Your &V1 was not altered during your edit session.

Explanation:

The query or procedure that you specified to edit was not changed during your edit session. Your current query or procedure is not changed.

User Response:

This is an information message, no action required.

DSQ22473
Message:

Please complete the EDITOR option with the name of your editor.

Explanation:

The EDITOR name is missing. It must be the name of an editor that is supported in your installation. If the EDITOR option is omitted, the default editor is ISPF/PDF. You may specify the ISPF editor by using the editor name "PDF". For example:

     EDITOR = PDF
User Response:

Enter a valid EDITOR name. If you still have a problem consult your operation staff or system programmer for more help.

DSQ22474
- DSQ22477
Message:

See DSQ21504

DSQ22478
- DSQ22480
Message:

&V1 cannot be used with EDIT &V2..

Explanation:

  1. When you are editing a TABLE, the only options you can use are MODE, SAVE, and CONFIRM.
  2. When you are editing a QUERY or PROC, the only option you can use is EDITOR.
User Response:

Change &V1, or remove it and the value after it.

DSQ22481
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22482
Message:

&V1 is not valid with MODE.

Explanation:

&V1 is not a valid value for the MODE keyword. If you leave off the MODE option altogether, the default is CHANGE. If you enter the MODE option, it must be ADD or CHANGE.

User Response:

  1. If you want to change rows in a table or view, you can leave off the MODE option, or enter (MODE = CHANGE.
  2. If you want to add rows in a table or view you must enter (MODE = ADD.

If you entered this command on the LIST panel, be sure it was formatted correctly. Press the Help key while viewing the LIST panel to find out how to enter QMF commands on the panel.

DSQ22483
Message:

Please identify table name.

Explanation:

The table name is missing. When you want to edit a table or view in the database, you must provide its name. For example:

EDIT TABLE Q.STAFF
User Response:

Change your command and try again. If you entered this command on the LIST panel, be sure it was formatted correctly. Press the Help key while viewing the LIST panel to find out how to enter QMF commands on the panel.

DSQ22484
Message:

See DSQ22446

DSQ22485
- DSQ22521
Message:

See DSQ20010

DSQ22527
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22528
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22529
Message:

Too many names for EXTRACT command.

Explanation:

The format for the EXTRACT command is:

        EXTRACT name (option-list)

where name is the name of a saved DXT extract request.

The DXT extract name cannot contain blanks and must be 8 characters or less.

If you used an option with EXTRACT, do not forget the left parenthesis, as in:

        EXTRACT MYEXT (PASSWORD=X)
User Response:

Change the EXTRACT command to the format shown and give the command again.

DSQ22531
Message:

DXT setup EXEC or CLIST &V1 ended with return code &V2..

Explanation:

The EXTRACT command was not performed because &V1 EXEC or CLIST has ended with a non-zero return code of &V2.. The return code can be of use in determining the nature of the problem.

User Response:

Correct the problem and give the command again. If you do not know how to correct the problem, contact your QMF administrator for assistance.

DSQ22532
Message:

DXT environment does not exist. EXTRACT not performed.

Explanation:

A DXT environment must exist before you can use DXT or send an extract request to DXT.

The DXT environment is established when you start an interactive ISPF session, or through the use of a DXT setup EXEC named DSQABX2L or CLIST named DSQABX1L.

User Response:

Ensure the DXT environment exists, then give the command again. If you are not familiar with the DXT environment, contact your QMF administrator for assistance.

DSQ22533
Message:

Extract name &V1 does not exist in the DXT libraries.

Explanation:

The specified extract name &V1 does not exist in the DXT libraries. You can get a list of DXT extract names by using the list function of the DXT End User Dialogs. To display the DXT dialogs menu, enter the EXTRACT command without a name.

User Response:

Change the EXTRACT name and give the command again. If you are not familiar with the DXT product, contact your QMF administrator for assistance.

DSQ22534
Message:

Extract &V1 is not complete in DXT.

Explanation:

Your requested extract &V1 is missing information that is required in order for DXT to process. The extract request may be missing routing information, access information, table information or other required information.

User Response:

Correct the extract request in DXT and give the command again. If you do not know how to complete an extract request, contact your QMF administrator for assistance.

DSQ22535
Message:

Invalid parameter passed to DXT; PARM=&1.

User Response:

This is a system error. Please see your system administrator for assistance, or consult the Installing and Managing QMF manual for your operating system.

DSQ22536
Message:

Extract name &V1 is too long.

Explanation:

The DXT extract request name is too long. If you are using DXT version 2 release 2 or newer, the extract request name must be from 1 to 18 characters. If you are using DXT version 2 release 1 or older, the extract request name must be from 1 to 8 characters.

User Response:

Change the extract name and give the command again. If you are not familiar with the DXT product, contact your QMF administrator for assistance.

DSQ22537
Message:

Unexpected return code from DXT; RC=&1.

User Response:

This is a system error. Please see your system administrator for assistance, or consult the Installing and Managing QMF manual for your operating system.

DSQ22538
Message:

&V1 cannot be used with the EXTRACT command.

Explanation:

The format for the EXTRACT command is

EXTRACT name  (PASSWORD=password)

where name is the name of a DXT extract request, and password is optional when you specify the name of a DXT extract. The password is needed when the extract request is for a relational database. The extract name must be a name of an existing DXT extract.

User Response:

Change the EXTRACT command and give the command again. If you are not familiar with the DXT product, contact your QMF administrator for assistance.

DSQ22539
Message:

See DSQ21833

DSQ22540
Message:

Password value is not 8 characters or less.

Explanation:

The DXT extract password value must be no longer than 8 characters. A password is required when you name an extract request for a relational database.

User Response:

Change the extract password value and give the command again. If you are not familiar with the DXT product, contact your QMF administrator for assistance.

DSQ22541
Message:

Password value is missing.

Explanation:

A password is required when you name an extract request and the extract is for a relational database.

In the VM environment, the password is used in a SQL CONNECT command of the generated EXEC that is associated with the extract request.

In the MVS environment, the password is used in the JOB card of the generated JCL job that is associated with the extract request.

User Response:

Add an extract password value and give the command again. If you are not familiar with the DXT product, contact your QMF administrator for assistance.

DSQ22542
Message:

Password value specified and extract name is missing.

Explanation:

When an extract password is given, an extract name must also be given. You should omit the password if you are not going to give an extract name.

User Response:

Omit the password or add an extract name and give the command again. If you are not familiar with the DXT product, contact your QMF administrator for assistance.

DSQ22543
Message:

Your &V1 command requires an interactive QMF session.

Explanation:

A display of a panel is needed to execute the &V1 command and an interactive QMF session is required to accomplish this. Commands issued in batch or through the QMF command interface without INTERACT must not result in user interaction or display.

User Response:

Enter the &V1 command again interactively or through the QMF command interface using the INTERACT command. If you are using the command in a batch procedure, remove all commands from your procedure which result in the display of a panel.

DSQ22544
Message:

See DSQ22536

DSQ22545
Message:

Unexpected return code from DXT; RC=&1.

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ22551
- DSQ22554
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22555
- DSQ22557
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22558
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22560
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22561
Message:

See DSQ20021

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ22562
Message:

Repository Manager is not available.

Explanation:

The Repository Manager must be available in order to execute your &V1 command. Either the Repository Manager is not installed on your system, or it is not currently active. The &V1 command was not performed.

User Response:

Ensure the Repository Manager exists, then give the command again. If you are not familiar with the Repository Manager, contact your QMF administrator for assistance.

DSQ22571
- DSQ22573
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22574, DSQ22575
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22578
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ22601
Message:

See DSQ20021

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ22602, DSQ22603
Message:

Table not drawn. QUERY must contain comments or be empty.

Explanation:

The DRAW command adds a preformatted SQL statement to your SQL query. The QUERY panel may be empty or contain comments. If the query contains anything else, the DRAW will not be performed.

User Response:

Either give the command RESET QUERY (LANGUAGE=SQL to obtain an empty SQL panel or comment out the current content of the QUERY with the comment symbol "--".

DSQ22605
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22606
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22642
- DSQ22643
Message:

See DSQ22602

DSQ22644
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22645
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22646
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22681
Message:

Use a GDDM PRINTER that has a page depth from &V4 to 999.

Explanation:

The GDDM printer &V2 has a page depth which is too small to print &V1.. The printer is defined to have a page depth of &V3.. The name of a GDDM PRINTER can either be specified as an option on the PRINT command, on the PROFILE panel, or on the PRINT command prompt panel.

User Response:

Enter the name of a GDDM PRINTER that has a page depth from &V4 to 999.

DSQ22701
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22702
Message:

Table not drawn. Query must have comments with or without SELECT or be empty.

Explanation:

When the DRAW command is used on an SQL query and the TYPE option is not specified or is SELECT, the SQL query must either contain nothing but comments or the first word which is not in a comment must be SELECT.

User Response:

Modify the query so that it contains nothing but comments or the first word is SELECT. Then reenter the DRAW command.

DSQ22703, DSQ22704
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22725
Message:

The profile panel may not have been updated correctly.

Explanation:

After the profile is reloaded QMF updates the SPACE option explanation to reflect the current type of database, either DB2 Server for VSE & VM or DB2. The text may not have been updated because there was not enough working storage. The explanatory text may not reflect the current database; however, all the values for your profile options are correct.

User Response:

Use a RESET DATA command. This should give you additional storage space. If you are not using DATA now, perhaps more storage space is necessary for your session. If this error repeats, contact your QMF administrator.

DSQ22730
Message:

Use a LENGTH from &V3 to 999 to print this object.

Explanation:

The value specified for LENGTH must be any number from &V3 to 999. This value can either be specified as an option on the PRINT command, on the PROFILE panel, or on the PRINT command prompt panel.

User Response:

Enter a value from &V3 to 999 for LENGTH for the &V2 object.

DSQ22731
- DSQ22742
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ22743
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22744
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22745
- DSQ22760
Message:

See DSQ21582

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ22761
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22762
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22763
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22769
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22770
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22771
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22772
- DSQ22774
Message:

See DSQ20021

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ22775
Message:

An object named on your &V1 command cannot be processed.

Explanation:

The file or data set, &V2, either does not contain some of the data needed for its QMF format, the data has been modified or new lines have been inserted into &V2. (Do not attempt to edit a Version 1 form or QBE query outside QMF.)

User Response:

Export the object again, and give the &V1 command again.

DSQ22776
Message:

An object named on your &V1 command cannot be processed.

Explanation:

The database object, &V3, owned by &V2, either does not contain some of the data needed for its QMF format, the data has been modified or new rows have been inserted into Q.OBJECT_DATA. (Do not modify, delete or insert rows of items stored in the Q.OBJECT_DATA table.)

User Response:

Save the object again, and give the &V1 command again.

DSQ22777
Message:

See DSQ22775

DSQ22778
Message:

See DSQ22776

DSQ22779
Message:

Directory level, &1, does not match Header record level, &2.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ22800
Message:

See DSQ20825

DSQ22821
Message:

OK, &2 was printed at &3.

DSQ22823
Message:

See DSQ22067

DSQ22830, DSQ22831
Message:

See DSQ21758

DSQ22834
Message:

See DSQ22093

DSQ22838
Message:

Use a number from &V3 to 999 for LENGTH, not &V2..

Explanation:

When printing form or prompted query objects, the value specified for LENGTH must be a number from &V3 to 999. This value can either be specified as an option on the PRINT command, on the PROFILE panel, or on the PRINT command prompt panel.

User Response:

Enter a value from &V3 to 999 for LENGTH.

DSQ22839
Message:

Please supply the nickname of your printer.

Explanation:

When printing objects like "&V2", a value is required for PRINTER. This value can either be specified as an option on the PRINT command, on the PROFILE panel, or on the PRINT command prompt panel. It should be one of the GDDM nicknames in your ADMDEFS file. See your QMF administrator for a valid nickname, or to set up a new one.

User Response:

To see the print command prompt panel, leave this help panel and press Enter. Enter a valid GDDM printer nickname for PRINTER.

DSQ22840
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22841, DSQ22482
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ22843
Message:

A GDDM graphics printer nickname is required for PRINTER.

Explanation:

When printing CHART, a nickname is required for PRINTER. This value can either be specified as an option on the PRINT command, on the PROFILE panel, or on the PRINT command prompt panel.

User Response:

Enter a valid GDDM graphics printer nickname for PRINTER.

DSQ22844
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ22846
- DSQ22848
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22850
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22855
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22856
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22858
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ22860
Message:

See DSQ21758

DSQ22861
Message:

See DSQ22093

DSQ22870
Message:

See DSQ21696

DSQ22871
Message:

Record length of the print device is too small.

Explanation:

The record length of the print device you are using is too small to contain lines of the minimum width for QMF.

User Response:

By some operation outside QMF, change the record length of the print device to at least 22, and use a line width no larger than the record length.

DSQ22872
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22873
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22874
Message:

The LENGTH you have specified, &V1, is too short to print a page.

Explanation:

The page length needed to print this object is at least &V2.. This will allow QMF to print the page heading and footing. You have specified a length of &V1 either as an option on the PRINT command, on the PROFILE panel, or on the PRINT command prompt panel.

User Response:

Increase the LENGTH value to at least &V2..

DSQ22890
Message:

Warning messages have been generated.

Explanation:

QMF has generated warning messages for conditions detected while bringing up QMF. Your QMF trace data contains these messages. The messages may concern the definition of your PF keys, the definition of your installation-defined commands, the initialization of the QMF command interface, the initialization of the QMF governor function, or the Repository Manager not available. If the Repository Manager was not available then MODEL was changed from ER to REL for this session.

User Response:

Look at the warning messages in your QMF trace data. If you do not know how to do this or if you are not familiar with the QMF subject addressed in a message, call your QMF administrator.

DSQ22891
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22892
Message:

Unexpected return from DSQIFSQL.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ22893
- DSQ22895
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22896
Message:

Row &V1 of the table defining commands has no VERB.

Explanation:

If a VERB column has no entry, a command defined in the SYNONYM_DEFINITION column of the same row cannot be used.

User Response:

Enter a VERB name or remove the row from the table defining your installation's commands.

DSQ22897, DSQ22898
Message:

Row &V1 of the table defining commands has an invalid VERB.

Explanation:

An entry in the VERB column of the table defining your installation's commands must begin with one of the following:

  1. Letters A through Z
  2. #
  3. $
  4. @
  5. _ (underscore)

The remainder of the name must be made of one of the above or of 0 through 9. Only blanks can follow the name in the column.

User Response:

Fix the name according to the above rules.

DSQ22899
Message:

Row &V1 of the table defining commands has an invalid OBJECT.

Explanation:

An entry in the OBJECT column of the table defining your installation's commands must be in the same format as a database table name. That is, it must have one of the following formats:

  1. OWNER_NAME.TABLE_NAME
  2. TABLE_NAME
  3. "TABLE_NAME"
  4. "OWNER_NAME".TABLE_NAME
  5. OWNER_NAME."TABLE_NAME"
  6. "OWNER_NAME"."TABLE_NAME"

Blanks can appear around the period (.). No other data can appear in the column.

User Response:

Fix the name according to the above guidelines, or remove the row entry from the table.

DSQ22900
Message:

Row &V1 of the table defining commands has no SYNONYM_DEFINITION.

Explanation:

The entry is meaningless without a SYNONYM_DEFINITION.

User Response:

Enter a SYNONYM_DEFINITION or remove the row from the table defining your installation's commands.

DSQ22901, DSQ22902
Message:

Row &V1 of the table defining commands has invalid SYNONYM_DEFINITION entry.

Explanation:

The first item to appear in any SYNONYM_DEFINITION column must be a RUN or &V2 command.

User Response:

Enter the RUN or &V2 command as the first item in the columns, or remove the entry from the table that defines your installation's commands. If you are a MVS user, check your command synonym table to be sure that if you are running in CICS, it does not have TSO commands or vice versa.

DSQ22903
Message:

The VERB column of the table defining commands must be character data.

Explanation:

The VERB column of the table that defines your installation's commands is incorrectly defined. No command synonyms from this table can be used.

User Response:

Recreate the table that defines your installation's command, defining the VERB column as character data.

DSQ22904
Message:

The VERB column of the table defining commands must have a length of 18.

Explanation:

The length of the VERB column of the table defining your installation's commands is not 18. No commands defined in this table can be used.

User Response:

Recreate the table, defining the VERB column as having a length of 18 characters.

DSQ22905
Message:

The VERB column of the table defining commands must not allow NULLs.

Explanation:

The table defining your installation's command was defined such that NULLs would be allowed in the VERB column. It must be defined such that NULLs are not allowed in the VERB column. No commands defined in this table can be used.

User Response:

Recreate the table, defining the VERB column such that it cannot contain NULLs.

DSQ22906
Message:

OBJECT column of the table defining commands is incorrectly defined.

Explanation:

The OBJECT column of the table defining your installation's commands must be defined as variable length, character data. No command definitions from this table can be used.

User Response:

Recreate the table, defining the OBJECT column as variable length, character data.

DSQ22907
Message:

The OBJECT column of the table defining commands must have a length of 31.

Explanation:

The length of the OBJECT column of the table defining your installation's commands is not 31. No commands defined in this table can be used.

User Response:

Recreate the table, defining the OBJECT column as having a length of 31 characters.

DSQ22908
Message:

The OBJECT column of the table defining commands must allow NULLs.

Explanation:

The OBJECT column of the table defining your installation's commands is not defined to allow NULLs. No commands defined in this table can be used.

User Response:

Recreate the table, defining the OBJECT column such that it can contain NULLs.

DSQ22909
Message:

SYNONYM_DEFINITION column of table defining commands is incorrect.

Explanation:

The SYNONYM_DEFINITION column of the table defining your installation's commands must be defined as variable length, character data. No commands defined in this table can be used.

User Response:

Recreate the table, defining the SYNONYM_DEFINITION column as variable length, character data.

DSQ22910
Message:

SYNONYM_DEFINITION column of table defining commands has invalid length.

Explanation:

The length of the SYNONYM_DEFINITION column of the table defining your installation's commands must be 254. No commands defined in this table can be used.

User Response:

Recreate the table, defining the SYNONYM_DEFINITION column as having a length of 254 characters.

DSQ22911
Message:

SYNONYM_DEFINITION column of table defining commands cannot allow NULLs.

Explanation:

The table defining your installation's commands was defined such that NULLs would be allowed in the SYNONYM_DEFINITION column. It must be defined such that NULLs would not be allowed in this column. No commands defined in this table can be used.

User Response:

Recreate the table, defining the SYNONYM_DEFINITION column such that it cannot contain NULLs.

DSQ22912
- DSQ22914
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22915, DSQ22916
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22917
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22918, DSQ22919
- DSQ22919
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22920
Message:

SYNONYMS column of Q.PROFILES table has an invalid entry.

Explanation:

No commands defined by your installation can be used because the SYNONYMS column of the Q.PROFILES table has an invalid table name. The table name must appear in one of the following forms:

  1. OWNER_NAME.TABLE_NAME
  2. TABLE_NAME
  3. "TABLE_NAME"
  4. "OWNER_NAME".TABLE_NAME
  5. OWNER_NAME."TABLE_NAME"
  6. "OWNER_NAME"."TABLE_NAME"

Blanks can appear around the dot (.) No other data can appear in the column.

User Response:

Fix the name according to the above guidelines.

DSQ22921
Message:

SYNONYMS column of Q.PROFILES table has an invalid entry.

Explanation:

No commands defined by your installation are available because either the owner name or the table name in the SYNONYMS column of the Q.PROFILES table is too long. Your current database connection to &LS. supports:

The entry may take one of the following forms:

  1. OWNER_NAME.TABLE_NAME
  2. TABLE_NAME
  3. "TABLE_NAME"
  4. "OWNER_NAME".TABLE_NAME
  5. OWNER_NAME."TABLE_NAME"
  6. "OWNER_NAME"."TABLE_NAME"
User Response:

Fix the name according to the above guidelines.

DSQ22922
Message:

The OBJECT name in row &C1 of the table defining commands is too long.

Explanation:

The row's OBJECT name exceeds the maximum allowable length. The OBJECT name can take any of the following forms:

  1. OWNER_NAME.TABLE_NAME
  2. TABLE_NAME
  3. "TABLE_NAME"
  4. "OWNER_NAME".TABLE_NAME
  5. OWNER_NAME."TABLE_NAME"
  6. "OWNER_NAME"."TABLE_NAME"

Your current database connection to &LS. supports the following lengths:

User Response:

Adjust the length of the OBJECT name, or remove the row from the table that defines your installation's commands.

DSQ22923
Message:

You do not have authority to use the table defining commands.

Explanation:

The table defining your installation's commands is named in the SYNONYMS column of Q.PROFILES. You do not have the authority to use the table named there. No commands defined in the table can be used.

User Response:

Obtain authority to use the table named in the SYNONYMS column of the Q.PROFILES table, or remove the name of that table from the SYNONYMS column.

DSQ22924
Message:

The table named for defining commands does not exist.

Explanation:

The table named in the Q.PROFILES does not exist. Possibly, the table is misnamed.

User Response:

Correct the name of the table that defines your installation's commands in the SYNONYMS column of the Q.PROFILES table.

DSQ22925
Message:

A required column is missing from the table defining commands.

Explanation:

The table named in the Q.PROFILES must have VERB, OBJECT, and SYNONYM_DEFINITION columns. One or more of these columns is missing or misnamed. No commands defined in this table can be used.

User Response:

Look at the table defining your installation's commands that is named in the SYNONYMS column of the Q.PROFILES table, and make sure that it contains the above named columns.

DSQ22926
Message:

OK, the &1 command was cancelled at your request.

DSQ22927
Message:

Row &V1 of the table defining commands is a duplicate.

Explanation:

The VERB and OBJECT column values in row &V1 appear in another row of the table defining your installation's commands. This row is ignored.

User Response:

Either remove one of the rows with duplicate entries, or change the column values so that there is no duplicate.

DSQ22928
- DSQ22930
Message:

Row &V1 of table defining commands has invalid SYNONYM_DEFINITION entry.

Explanation:

The SYNONYM_DEFINITION column cannot contain a substitution variable other than &ALL. Also, &ALL cannot appear more than once in a definition. Substitution variables containing two && such as &&&var can appear in a definition.

User Response:

Use &ALL no more than once in the command definition. Remove any other substitution variable name from the definition.

DSQ22931, DSQ22932
Message:

Warning messages have been generated.

Explanation:

QMF has generated warning messages for conditions detected during the execution of the CONNECT command. Your QMF trace data contains these messages. The messages may concern the definition of your PF keys, the definition of your installation-defined commands, resource table processing, or Repository Manager not available. If the Repository Manager was not available MODEL was changed from ER to REL for this session.

User Response:

Look at the warning messages in your QMF trace data. If you do not know how to do this or if you are not familiar with the QMF subject addressed in a message, call your QMF administrator.

DSQ22933
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22934
Message:

Unexpected return from DSQIFSQL.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ22935
Message:

See DSQ22890

DSQ22936, DSQ22937
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22938
Message:

The PFKEYS column of the Q.PROFILES table has an invalid entry.

Explanation:

No PF key customization can be used because the PFKEYS column of the Q.PROFILES table has an invalid table name. The table name must appear in one of the following forms:

  1. OWNER_NAME.TABLE_NAME
  2. TABLE_NAME
  3. "TABLE_NAME"
  4. "OWNER_NAME".TABLE_NAME
  5. OWNER_NAME."TABLE_NAME"
  6. "OWNER_NAME"."TABLE_NAME"

Blanks may appear around the period (.) No other data may appear in the column.

User Response:

Fix the name according to the above guidelines.

DSQ22939
Message:

The PFKEYS column of the Q.PROFILES table has an invalid entry.

Explanation:

No command synonyms are available because either the OWNER_NAME or the TABLE_NAME in the PFKEYS column of the Q.PROFILES table is too long. Your current database connection to&LS. supports:

The entry may take one of the following forms.

  1. OWNER_NAME.TABLE_NAME
  2. TABLE_NAME
  3. "TABLE_NAME"
  4. "OWNER_NAME".TABLE_NAME
  5. OWNER_NAME."TABLE_NAME"
  6. "OWNER_NAME"."TABLE_NAME"
User Response:

Fix the name according to the above guidelines.

DSQ22940
Message:

You do not have authority to use a PF key customization table.

Explanation:

The PF key customization table is named in the PFKEYS column of Q.PROFILES. You do not have the authority to use the table named there. No PF key customization from the table can be used.

User Response:

Obtain authority to use the table named in the PFKEYS column of the Q.PROFILES table, or remove the name of that table from the PFKEYS column.

DSQ22941
Message:

The PF key customization table doesn't exist.

Explanation:

The PF key customization table named in the Q.PROFILES table does not exist. Possibly, the table is misnamed. No PF key customization can be used.

User Response:

Put an existing PF key customization table name in the PFKEYS column of the Q.PROFILES table.

DSQ22942
Message:

A required column is missing from the PF key customization table.

Explanation:

The PF key customization table named in the Q.PROFILES table must have PANEL, ENTRY_TYPE, NUMBER, and PF_SETTING columns. One or more of these columns is missing or misnamed. No PF key customization can be used.

User Response:

Look at the PF key customization table named in the PFKEYS column of the Q.PROFILES table, and make sure that it contains the above named columns.

DSQ22943
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22945
Message:

The PANEL column of the PF key customization table must be character data.

Explanation:

The PANEL column of the PF key customization table is incorrectly defined. No PF key customization from this table can be used.

User Response:

Recreate the PF key customization table, defining the PANEL column as character data.

DSQ22946
Message:

The PANEL column of the PF key customization table must be a length of 18.

Explanation:

The length of the PANEL column of the PF key customization table is not 18. No PF key customization from this table can be used.

User Response:

Recreate the PF key customization table, defining the PANEL column as having a length of 18 characters.

DSQ22947
Message:

The PANEL column of the PF key customization table must not allow NULLs.

Explanation:

The PF keys customization table was defined such that NULLs would be allowed in the PANEL column. It must be defined such that NULLs are not allowed in the PANEL column. No PF key customization from this table can be used.

User Response:

Recreate the PF key customization table, defining the PANEL column such that it cannot contain NULLs.

DSQ22948
Message:

ENTRY_TYPE column of PF key customization table must be character data.

Explanation:

The ENTRY_TYPE column of the PF key customization table is incorrectly defined. No PF key customization from this table can be used.

User Response:

Recreate the PF key customization table, defining the ENTRY_TYPE column as character data.

DSQ22949
Message:

The ENTRY_TYPE column of the key customization table must have a length of 1.

Explanation:

The length of the ENTRY_TYPE column of the PF key customization table is not 1. No PF key customization from this table can be used.

User Response:

Recreate the PF key customization table, defining the ENTRY_TYPE column as having a length of 1 character.

DSQ22950
Message:

The ENTRY_TYPE column of the PF key customization table must not allow NULLs.

Explanation:

The PF key customization table was defined such that NULLs would be allowed in the ENTRY_TYPE column. It must be defined such that NULLs are not allowed in the ENTRY_TYPE column. No PF key customization from this table can be used.

User Response:

Recreate the PF key customization table, defining the ENTRY_TYPE column such that it cannot contain NULLs.

DSQ22951
Message:

The NUMBER column of the PF key customization table must be small integer data.

Explanation:

The NUMBER column of the PF key customization table is incorrectly defined. No PF key customization from this table can be used.

User Response:

Recreate the PF key customization table, defining the NUMBER column as small integer data.

DSQ22952
Message:

The NUMBER column of the PF key customization table must not allow NULLs.

Explanation:

The PF key customization table was defined such that NULLs would be allowed in the NUMBER column. It must be defined such that NULLs are not allowed in the NUMBER column. No PFK customization from this table can be used.

User Response:

Recreate the PF key customization table, defining the NUMBER column such that it cannot contain NULLs.

DSQ22953
Message:

PF_SETTING column of PF key customization table incorrectly defined.

Explanation:

The PF_SETTING column of the PF key customization table must be defined as variable length, character data. No PF key customization from this table can be used.

User Response:

Recreate the PF key customization table, defining the PF_SETTING column as variable length, character data.

DSQ22954
Message:

PF_SETTING column of PF key customization table has invalid length.

Explanation:

The length of the PF_SETTING column of the PF key customization table must be 254. No PFK customization from this table can be used.

User Response:

Recreate the PF key customization table, defining the PF_SETTING column as having a length of 254 characters.

DSQ22955
Message:

PF_SETTING column of PF key customization table must allow NULLs.

Explanation:

The PF_SETTING column of your PF key customization table is not defined to allow NULLs. No PF key customization from this table can be used.

User Response:

Recreate the PF key customization table, defining the PF_SETTING column such that it can contain NULLs.

DSQ22956
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22957
Message:

The function key customization table has an invalid PANEL entry.

Explanation:

The PANEL column of the PF key customization table has an entry that is not the name of a customizable QMF panel. The table row data is:

PANEL
&V1
ENTRY_TYPE
&V2
NUMBER
&V3
PF_SETTING
&V4

Valid full-screen panel identifiers are:

PROC
PROFILE
REPORT
GLOBALS
HOME
SQL QUERY
PROMPTED QUERY
FORM.CALC
FORM.COLUMNS
FORM.CONDITIONS
FORM.DETAIL
FORM.FINAL
FORM.MAIN
FORM.OPTIONS
FORM.PAGE
FORM.BREAK1
FORM.BREAK2
FORM.BREAK3
FORM.BREAK4
FORM.BREAK5
FORM.BREAK6
User Response:

Enter only the name of a valid panel in the PANEL column of the PF key customization table.

DSQ22958
Message:

The function key customization table has an invalid NUMBER entry.

Explanation:

The NUMBER column of the PF key customization table must have a value between 1 and 24 that identifies the PF key to be customized. The table row data is:

PANEL
&V1
ENTRY_TYPE
&V2
NUMBER
&V3
PF_SETTING
&V4
User Response:

Enter an integer value between 1 and 24 that identifies which PF key you want customized.

DSQ22959
Message:

The function key customization table has an invalid NUMBER entry.

Explanation:

The NUMBER column of the PF key customization table must have a value of 1 or 2. This identifies either the 1st or 2nd line on the object panel that specifies the PF key assignments. The table row data is:

PANEL
&V1
ENTRY_TYPE
&V2
NUMBER
&V3
PF_SETTING
&V4
User Response:

Enter an integer value of 1 or 2 that identifies which PF Key line number you want customized.

DSQ22960
Message:

The function key customization table has an invalid ENTRY_TYPE.

Explanation:

The ENTRY_TYPE column of the PF key customization table must have value of 'K' or 'L'. 'K' indicates that the PF_SETTING entry is the definition of a function key. 'L' indicates that the PF_SETTING entry is a line of function key descriptive labels (for a full-screen object panel) or a single key label (for a window panel). The table row data is:

PANEL
&V1
ENTRY_TYPE
&V2
NUMBER
&V3
PF_SETTING
&V4
User Response:

Use the ENTRY_TYPE value ('K' or 'L') that corresponds to the value of PF_SETTING for this row.

DSQ22961
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22962
Message:

A row of the function key customization table is a duplicate.

Explanation:

The PANEL, ENTRY_TYPE, and NUMBER column values in the row appear in another row of the PF key customization table. This row is ignored. The table row data is:

PANEL
&V1
ENTRY_TYPE
&V2
NUMBER
&V3
PF_SETTING
&V4
User Response:

Either remove one of the rows with duplicate entries, or change the column values so that there is no duplicate.

DSQ22963, DSQ22964
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22965
Message:

See DSQ22962

DSQ22966, DSQ22967
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22968, DSQ22969
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22970, DSQ22971
Message:

See DSQ22957

DSQ22972
Message:

The function key customization table has an invalid PF_SETTING entry.

Explanation:

The entry in the PF_SETTING column of the function key customization table is too long. When the PANEL column contains the name of a window panel and the ENTRY_TYPE value is 'L' then the maximum length for the PF_SETTING entry is 30. The table row data is:

PANEL
&V1
ENTRY_TYPE
&V2
NUMBER
&V3
PF_SETTING
&V4
User Response:

Use a shorter PF_SETTING entry.

DSQ22980
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22981
Message:

The row size of your data is too large for export.

Explanation:

You are trying to export data in IXF format, and the record length that would be required for your formatted data is &V1. This is greater than the IXF export record length limit of &V2..

User Response:

Select fewer columns of data so that the data row size is not so large, then try exporting your data again.

DSQ22982
Message:

See DSQ21622

DSQ22983
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22984, DSQ22985
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22986
- DSQ22988
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ22989
- DSQ22991
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ22992
Message:

Please complete the SAVE option.

Explanation:

The SAVE keyword was found, but no value was provided. If you enter the SAVE keyword, the value must be END or IMMEDIATE. If you omit the SAVE option altogether, the default is SAVE=END.

User Response:

  1. If you want to hold your additions, changes, or deletions until the Table Editor session ends, you can leave off the SAVE option; or enter SAVE=END.
  2. If you want to make each addition, change, or deletion permanent at the time it is performed, you must specify SAVE=IMMEDIATE.

If you entered this command on the LIST panel, be sure it was formatted correctly. Press the Help key while viewing the LIST panel to find out how to enter QMF commands on the panel.

DSQ22993
Message:

&V1 is not valid with SAVE.

Explanation:

&V1 is not a valid value for the SAVE keyword. If you use the SAVE keyword, the value must be END or IMMEDIATE. If you leave off the SAVE option altogether, the default is SAVE=END.

User Response:

  1. If you want to hold your additions, changes, or deletions until the Table Editor session ends, you can leave off the SAVE option; or enter SAVE=END.
  2. If you want to make each addition, change, or deletion permanent at the time it is performed, you must specify SAVE=IMMEDIATE.

If you entered this command on the LIST panel, be sure it was formatted correctly. Press the Help key while viewing the LIST panel to find out how to enter QMF commands on the panel.

DSQ22994
Message:

Please complete the CONFIRM option.

Explanation:

The CONFIRM keyword was found, but no value was provided. If you use the CONFIRM keyword, the value must be YES or NO. If you leave off the CONFIRM option altogether, the default from your profile is used.

User Response:

  1. If you do not want confirmation panels displayed, enter CONFIRM=NO.
  2. If you want the default confirmation panels for your session, enter CONFIRM=YES.

If you entered this command on the LIST panel, be sure it was formatted correctly. Press the Help key while viewing the LIST panel to find out how to enter QMF commands on the panel.

DSQ22995
Message:

&V1 is not valid with CONFIRM.

Explanation:

&V1 is not a valid value for the CONFIRM keyword. If you use the CONFIRM keyword, the value must be YES or NO. If you leave off the CONFIRM option altogether, the default from your profile is used.

User Response:

  1. If you do not want confirmation panels displayed, enter CONFIRM=NO.
  2. If you want the default confirmation panels for your session, enter CONFIRM=YES.

If you entered this command on the LIST panel, be sure it was formatted correctly. Press the Help key while viewing the LIST panel to find out how to enter QMF commands on the panel.

DSQ22996
Message:

Your EDIT command options are not valid in this database manager.

Explanation:

You have specified MODE=CHANGE and SAVE=IMMEDIATE, but your current database manager does not support this combination.

User Response:

Specify SAVE=END instead. Your changes or deletions will be held until the Table Editor session ends rather than being made permanent in the database as they are executed. If you entered this command on the LIST panel, be sure it was formatted correctly. Press the Help key while viewing the LIST panel to find out how to enter QMF commands on the panel.

DSQ22997, DSQ22998
Message:

See DSQ22478

DSQ23000, DSQ23001
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ23002
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23003
Message:

See DSQ21758

DSQ23004
- DSQ23006
Message:

This is an invalid object type for CONVERT. Use QUERY instead.

Explanation:

&V1 must be QUERY. The format for the CONVERT command is:

CONVERT QUERY objectname ( options

Objectname is the name of a query in the database.

User Response:

Change &V1 to QUERY and retry your command. To see a list of your queries, enter the command LIST QUERIES. If you entered this command on the LIST panel, be sure it was formatted correctly. Press the Help key while viewing the LIST panel to find out how to enter QMF commands on the panel.

DSQ23007
Message:

See DSQ21777

DSQ23008
Message:

See DSQ21504

DSQ23009
Message:

See DSQ20313

DSQ23010
Message:

See DSQ21504

DSQ23011
Message:

&V3 cannot follow the object name.

Explanation:

You entered CONVERT &V1 &V2 &V3 but the formats for the CONVERT command are

CONVERT objectname ( options
CONVERT QUERY objectname ( options

&V3 is either superfluous or must be preceded by a left parenthesis.

User Response:

If &V3 is not an option, remove it and retry your command. If it is an option, precede it with a left parenthesis and retry your command. If you entered this command on the LIST panel, be sure it was formatted correctly. Press the Help key while viewing the LIST panel to find out how to enter QMF commands on the panel.

DSQ23012
Message:

Use QUERY or VARS after TARGET.

Explanation:

The TARGET option determines whether the converted query will be displayed as the current query or used to update variables. If TARGET = QUERY, then the current query will be replaced with the converted query. If TARGET = VARS, then QMF's global variable pool will be updated with the converted query, and if ISPF is available then the converted query will be placed in the ISPF dialog manager variable pool. If you omit the TARGET option, the value QUERY will be used by default.

User Response:

Add QUERY or VARS after TARGET, or omit the option.

DSQ23013, DSQ23014
Message:

Use QUERY or VARS after TARGET, not &V3..

Explanation:

The TARGET option determines whether the converted query will be displayed as the current query or used to update variables. If TARGET = QUERY, then the current query will be replaced with the converted query. If TARGET = VARS, then QMF's global variable pool will be updated with the converted query, and if ISPF is available then the converted query will be placed in the ISPF dialog manager variable pool. &V3 is an invalid value; you can only use QUERY or VARS after TARGET. If you omit the TARGET option, the value QUERY will be used by default.

User Response:

Use QUERY or VARS after TARGET.

DSQ23015
Message:

You cannot use &V2 with the CONVERT command.

Explanation:

Option &V2 is not allowed with the CONVERT command. Only the TARGET, CONFIRM, SUBSTITUTE, and &VARIABLE options can be used.

User Response:

Change &V2, or remove it and the value after it. If you entered this command on the LIST panel, be sure it was formatted correctly. Press the Help key while viewing the LIST panel to find out how to enter QMF commands on the panel.

DSQ23017
Message:

See DSQ21781

DSQ23018
Message:

See DSQ20313

DSQ23019
Message:

See DSQ21504

DSQ23020
Message:

See DSQ20313

DSQ23021, DSQ23022
Message:

CONVERT only works on SQL, QBE or REL prompted queries.

Explanation:

The CONVERT command translates a SQL, QBE, or REL prompted query into the SQL language, and displays the results on the SQL QUERY panel. Only queries with a REL MODEL can be CONVERTed to the SQL language. You attempted to CONVERT an ER prompted query.

User Response:

Only CONVERT REL queries. To see a list of your queries with MODEL information, enter the command LIST QUERIES.

DSQ23023
Message:

The database does not support 3-part names.

Explanation:

The name you specified has a location qualifier "&V1". The database you are using does not support location qualifiers.

User Response:

Remove the location qualifier "&V1" and retry your command. See your QMF administrator to make sure you are using the correct database.

DSQ23024
Message:

Cannot use location in QMF query, procedure, or form names.

Explanation:

QMF objects must be stored in the local database. Location as part of a query, procedure, or form name is not allowed. A QMF query, procedure, or form name has the following format:

authid.objectname

User Response:

Remove the location qualifier "&V1" from the name and retry the command.

DSQ23030
Message:

The query is empty or contains only comments.

Explanation:

An empty query, or one containing only comments, cannot be converted.

User Response:

If your query is not empty, try again. You may have named the wrong query in the CONVERT command.

DSQ23031
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ23032
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23033
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ23035
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23036
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ23047
Message:

Use YES or NO after CONFIRM.

Explanation:

The CONFIRM option determines whether a CONVERT command will pause before a query is converted and placed on the SQL query panel. A converted query cannot be re-displayed in its original form unless it has been SAVEd or EXPORTed. If the option is YES, you will have a chance to prevent the change. If NO, you will not. If you omit the CONFIRM option, the value in PROFILE will be used.

User Response:

Add YES or NO after CONFIRM, or omit the option.

DSQ23048
Message:

Use YES or NO after CONFIRM, not &V3..

Explanation:

The CONFIRM option determines whether a CONVERT command will pause before a query is converted and placed on the SQL query panel. A converted query cannot be re-displayed in its original form unless it has been SAVEd or EXPORTed. If the option is YES, you will have a chance to prevent the change. If NO, you will not. If you omit the CONFIRM option, the value in PROFILE will be used.

User Response:

Use YES or NO after CONFIRM.

DSQ23052
Message:

A value is missing from the SUBSTITUTE option.

Explanation:

You chose the SUBSTITUTE option but didn't supply a value. If you use the option, you must provide a value. The valid values are:

YES
Values will be substituted for variables during the conversion of your query.
NO
Values will not be substituted for variables during the conversion of your query.
User Response:

Try your command again. Either supply a value for the SUBSTITUTE option, or remove the SUBSTITUTE option from your command.

DSQ23053
Message:

The SUBSTITUTE option cannot be NO.

Explanation:

You entered conflicting instructions. If you provide variable names and values, the SUBSTITUTE option cannot be NO.

User Response:

Try your command again. Either delete the variable names and their values, or change the SUBSTITUTE option to YES.

DSQ23054
Message:

Use YES or NO with the SUBSTITUTE option.

Explanation:

You used an unrecognized value for the SUBSTITUTE option. The valid values are:

YES
Values will be substituted for variables during the conversion of your query.
NO
Values will not be substituted for variables during the conversion of your query.
User Response:

Try your command again, changing your SUBSTITUTE option to YES or NO.

DSQ23055, DSQ23056
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23057
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ23058, DSQ23059
Message:

You cannot use &V1. with IMPORT &V2..

Explanation:

Option &V1. cannot be used with IMPORT &V2.. Options that are allowed for the IMPORT command are:

User Response:

Change the option and retry the command.

DSQ23060
Message:

See DSQ22209

DSQ23061
Message:

See DSQ22094

DSQ23062
Message:

See DSQ21504

DSQ23063
Message:

You cannot import a &V1 object into the database.

Explanation:

IMPORT &V1 &V2 indicates that you want to import an object of type &V1 into the database. However, &V1 is not a valid object type. The following types are valid when importing into the database:

QUERY, PROC, FORM, and TABLE

User Response:

Change &V1 to a valid object type and retry your command.

DSQ23064
Message:

&C3 is invalid in present context.

Explanation:

&C1 &C2 must be followed by a valid name, or FROM sourcename must be specified. A name can have one of the following forms:

objectname
userid.objectname
location.userid.objectname

Your current database connection to &LS. supports the following lengths:

See "Naming Conventions" in &&ugrr. for more information on characters allowed and the use of quotes.

User Response:

Substitute a valid name for &C3 or specify FROM sourcename, then retry your command. If you entered this command from the LIST panel, be sure that your command was formatted correctly. Refer to help from the LIST panel for details on entering QMF commands.

DSQ23065
Message:

FROM is ambiguous in the current context.

Explanation:

You have typed

&V1 &V2
FROM ...

It is not possible to determine if the first FROM is an object name followed by the keyword FROM, or if the first FROM is the keyword followed by a sourcename of FROM.

User Response:

If the first FROM is an object name, put it in double quotes ("FROM") and retry the command. If the first FROM is the keyword, you will have to choose a sourcename other than FROM, then retry the command.

DSQ23066
Message:

See DSQ21504

DSQ23067
Message:

See DSQ20313

DSQ23068
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23069
Message:

See DSQ22210

DSQ23070
Message:

See DSQ21781

DSQ23071
Message:

See DSQ22182

DSQ23072
Message:

See DSQ22183

DSQ23073
Message:

See DSQ22211

DSQ23074
Message:

You are not authorized to import &V2..&V3..

Explanation:

The object you are trying to &V1 is owned by &V2..

You cannot import into an object owned by another user unless you have the proper authorization.

User Response:

Omit the &V2 from the command. Your userid is automatically attached to the name of anything you import in the database. If you want to import an object for another user and are not authorized, see your QMF administrator for the proper authorization.

DSQ23075
Message:

Use YES or NO after SHARE.

Explanation:

The SHARE option determines whether or not a form, query, or procedure will be shared with all other QMF users. Its values may be YES (the object is shared) or NO (the object is not shared). If you replace an object and omit the option, the current value of SHARE is not changed. If you create a new object and omit the option, NO is used. But if you include the option in your command at all, you must give a value of YES or NO.

User Response:

Enter YES or NO after SHARE = , or omit the option.

DSQ23076
Message:

Use YES or NO after SHARE, not &V2..

Explanation:

The SHARE option determines whether or not a form, query, or procedure is shared with all other QMF users. Its values may be only YES (the object is shared) or NO (the object is not shared). You used &V2..

User Response:

Enter only YES or NO after SHARE.

DSQ23077
Message:

Please complete the COMMENT option with text.

Explanation:

The COMMENT option requires a word or line of text in single quotes; for example, (COMMENT='comment text'. If your comment contains a single quote or an apostrophe, double it. Examples of acceptable comments:

   COMMENT='Smith''s report.'
   COMMENT='March Tax'
   COMMENT='12/21/83'
User Response:

Add your comment text after COMMENT= , or remove COMMENT= from your command.

DSQ23078, DSQ23079
Message:

See DSQ20900

DSQ23080
Message:

COMMENT value must be in single quotes.

Explanation:

If you use the COMMENT option, put the comment in single quotes. If the comment contains a single quote or an apostrophe, double that. Examples of acceptable comments:

   COMMENT='Smith''s report.'
   COMMENT='March Tax'
   COMMENT='12/21/83'
User Response:

Add a valid comment after COMMENT= or remove COMMENT= from your command.

DSQ23081
Message:

See DSQ21633

DSQ23082
- DSQ23084
Message:

You cannot use &V1 when importing into temporary storage.

Explanation:

The &V1 option is valid only when an object is to be imported into the database. Because you have specified an object to be imported into temporary storage, the option is invalid.

User Response:

Delete the option and retry the command.

DSQ23085
Message:

See DSQ21666

DSQ23086
Message:

See DSQ21671

DSQ23087
Message:

Please tell what data set to import from.

Explanation:

The format for the IMPORT command is

  1. IMPORT objecttype FROM sourcename
  2. IMPORT objecttype objectname FROM sourcename

where "sourcename" identifies the name of the data set to import from. Your command did not specify "sourcename".

User Response:

Change your IMPORT command and try it again.

DSQ23088
Message:

FROM must follow &V1..

Explanation:

FROM must follow &V1.. The format for the IMPORT command is

IMPORT objecttype FROM sourcename
IMPORT objecttype objectname
   FROM sourcename

Following IMPORT objecttype or objecttype objectname, you have not specified a FROM sourcename.

User Response:

Specify FROM source, and try your command again. If you entered this command from the LIST panel, be sure that your command was formatted correctly. Refer to help behind the LIST panel for details on entering QMF commands from that panel.

DSQ23089
Message:

The ACTION option is not offered with this object type.

Explanation:

The ACTION option is only offered when the object type is TABLE.

User Response:

You can take the ACTION option out of your command, or you can change the object type to TABLE.

DSQ23091
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ23092
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23093, DSQ23094
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ23095
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ23096
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23097, DSQ23098
Message:

This table and source file do not match.

Explanation:

Table &V1 in the database and &V2 source file do not match for one of these reasons:

  1. They do not have the same number of columns.
  2. Two corresponding columns have different data types.
  3. One of two corresponding columns allows null values, and the other does not.

You cannot replace this table with the source file.

User Response:

Check the name of the table in the database and the name of the source file, and change the name(s) if incorrect. Or first erase the table then retry the command.

DSQ23099
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ23100
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23103
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ23105
Message:

See DSQ22104

DSQ23106, DSQ23107
Message:

This table and source data set do not match.

Explanation:

Table &V1 in the database and source data set &V2 do not match for one of these reasons:

  1. They do not have the same number of columns.
  2. Two corresponding columns have different data types.
  3. One of two corresponding columns allows null values, and the other does not.

You cannot replace this table with the source data set.

User Response:

Check the name of the table in the database and the name of the source data set, and change the name(s) if incorrect. Or, first erase the table then retry the command.

DSQ23108, DSQ23109
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23110
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ23111
Message:

Specify the queue to import from.

Explanation:

The command did not specify the sourcename. The format of the IMPORT command is:

where sourcename is the name of the queue to import from.

User Response:

Specify the sourcename and retry the command.

DSQ23112
Message:

See DSQ23082

DSQ23113
Message:

Use APPEND or REPLACE with the ACTION option.

Explanation:

You used an unrecognized value for the ACTION option. The valid values are:

  1. APPEND - The imported table will be appended to the existing table if it exists, or will create a new one if it does not exist.
  2. REPLACE - The imported table will replace the existing table.
User Response:

Try your command again, changing your ACTION option to APPEND or REPLACE.

DSQ23114
Message:

See DSQ21806

DSQ23115
Message:

You cannot use the &V1 command now.

Explanation:

You are viewing the report from a "report mini-session". You have issued a command or a form of a command which is not allowed while in a report mini-session. These are the things you can do during a report mini-session:

These are the things an application (QMF Procedure or a user-written program or exec) can do during a report mini-session:

User Response:

Choose a different command or issue END.

DSQ23116
Message:

Too many panel names in the SHOW command.

Explanation:

The format of the SHOW command is

SHOW panel-name

where panel-name can be one of the following:

Home                    Form.Options
Query                   Form.Final
FOrm                    Form.Detail
PROFile                 Form.CAlc
PROC                    Form.Break1
Report                  Form.Break2
Globals                 Form.Break3
CHARt                   Form.Break4
Form.Main               Form.Break5
Form.COLumns            Form.Break6
Form.CONditions
Form.Page
User Response:

Choose a panel name and retry the command.

DSQ23117
Message:

You cannot use &V2 with the SHOW command.

Explanation:

The SHOW command does not allow options.

User Response:

Remove &V2 and anything following it and retry the command.

DSQ23118
Message:

See DSQ21582

DSQ23119
Message:

You cannot show &V2..

Explanation:

You can show only the panels with these names:

Home                    Form.Options
Query                   Form.Final
FOrm                    Form.Detail
PROFile                 Form.CAlc
PROC                    Form.Break1
Report                  Form.Break2
Globals                 Form.Break3
CHARt                   Form.Break4
Form.Main               Form.Break5
Form.COLumns            Form.Break6
Form.CONditions
Form.Page

In REL prompted query:
             SQL when on command line.
In REL prompted query:
             FIELD from popup window.
In Table Editor:
             FIELD, CHANGE, SEARCH.
User Response:

Substitute one of these names for &V2 and retry the command.

DSQ23120
Message:

See DSQ21773

DSQ23121
Message:

See DSQ21781

DSQ23122
- DSQ23125
Message:

See DSQ23119

DSQ23126
- DSQ23131
Message:

See DSQ21758

DSQ23132
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23140, DSQ23141
Message:

See DSQ21504

DSQ23142
- DSQ23144
Message:

See DSQ23119

DSQ23145
Message:

Panel id '&1' not found in DXEPCB chain.

DSQ23146
Message:

See DSQ22114

DSQ23147
Message:

Member name of partitioned data set is missing.

Explanation:

The format for the IMPORT command when using a partitioned data set is:

  1. IMPORT name FROM 'dataset' (MEMBER=member)
  2. IMPORT name FROM 'dataset(member)'

"member" is missing in your command.

User Response:

Add the member name to your IMPORT command and try it again.

DSQ23148
Message:

Unable to import from data set &V1..

Explanation:

The data set &V1 cannot be located. Possible causes:

  1. The requested data set does not exist.
  2. The requested data set is misspelled.
User Response:

Change the spelling if it is misspelled. Check for the existence of the requested data set.

DSQ23149
Message:

Unable to import from file &V1..

Explanation:

File &V1 cannot be located. Possible causes:

  1. The requested file does not exist.
  2. The filename is misspelled.
  3. The specified disk is not accessed.
User Response:

Change the spelling if it is misspelled. Check the specified disk for the presence of the requested file.

DSQ23150
Message:

See DSQ22118

DSQ23151
Message:

Member name not allowed for a sequential data set.

Explanation:

The format for the IMPORT command when using a sequential data set is:

IMPORT name FROM 'dataset name'

A member name is not allowed in your command.

User Response:

Remove the member name from your IMPORT command and try it again.

DSQ23152
Message:

See DSQ22120

DSQ23153
Message:

See DSQ22121

DSQ23154
Message:

See DSQ22122

DSQ23155, DSQ23156
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23157
Message:

Storage error while running procedure.

Explanation:

An error occurred while getting or freeing storage for your procedure.

User Response:

Contact your QMF administrator.

DSQ23158
Message:

REXX is unavailable for processing your procedure.

Explanation:

Procedures with logic require REXX. REXX is unavailable on your system. You may still run linear procedures.

User Response:

To see more online help for procedures, press the Cancel key, then press the Help key again and follow the menus. Or, contact your QMF administrator for assistance.

DSQ23159
Message:

The return code from your procedure was &V1..

Explanation:

A return code of &V1 was specified on a RETURN or EXIT statement in your procedure. The return code may mean that your procedure did not execute successfully, depending on what you wanted to do.

User Response:

If you ran an installation-defined procedure, see your QMF administrator, or the person who wrote the procedure.

DSQ23162
Message:

See DSQ21961

DSQ23163
Message:

See DSQ21957

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ23164
Message:

A command in your procedure is too long.

Explanation:

The maximum length of a QMF command in a procedure is &V3 bytes.

User Response:

Rewrite your procedure to shorten the command, and rerun it.

DSQ23167
Message:

See DSQ22213

DSQ23168
Message:

See DSQ22104

DSQ23169
- DSQ23170
Message:

Use YES or NO after the SUSPEND keyword.

Explanation:

During execution of the Print, Export or Import command, you did not supply a valid value for the SUSPEND keyword. The valid values for SUSPEND are:

User Response:

Choose a valid value for the SUSPEND keyword and reissue the Print, Export or Import command.

DSQ23171
Message:

You must use keyword QUEUETYPE=TS or QUEUETYPE=TD.

Explanation:

Use one of the following queuetype keywords:

User Response:

Enter a valid CICS queue type and retry the command.

DSQ23172, DSQ23173
Message:

See DSQ23169

DSQ23174
Message:

&V3 cannot be used with EXPORT &V2..

Explanation:

The option &V3 is not allowed with EXPORT &V2.. Options that are allowed are:

User Response:

Remove &V3 and any value after it, then enter your command again.

DSQ23175
Message:

Use TS or TD after the QUEUETYPE keyword.

Explanation:

You have not supplied one of the valid values for the CICS queue type keyword. The valid values are:

User Response:

Supply one of the valid values for the CICS queue type and give the command again. For the current command, you must specify both the CICS queue name, and queue type.

DSQ23177
Message:

&V2. can only be used with EXPORT DATA or EXPORT TABLE.

Explanation:

Option &V2. is only allowed with the EXPORT DATA or EXPORT TABLE command. For the current command, use the QUEUETYPE, SUSPEND, CONFIRM, LANGUAGE, MEMBER, and/or ICUFORM options. ICUFORM and MEMBER are valid only when exporting charts. QUEUETYPE, SUSPEND, and CONFIRM are not valid when exporting charts. LANGUAGE is valid only when exporting forms.

User Response:

Remove &V2. and any associated value, then retry the command.

DSQ23178
Message:

&V3. cannot be used with EXPORT &V2..

Explanation:

Option &V3. is not allowed with EXPORT &V2.. Valid options are:

User Response:

Remove &V3. and any associated value, then retry the command.

DSQ23179
Message:

Too many names for EXPORT &V2..

Explanation:

The format for the EXPORT command is:

  1. EXPORT objecttype TO xxxxx
  2. EXPORT objecttype objectname TO xxxxx

where "xxxxx" identifies the name of the queue to receive your export and can also specify one or more options. QMF identified too many names in "xxxxx". If you specified an option, you may have left off the parenthesis separating the option from the queue identification. You could, for example, have tried to execute

  EXPORT DATA TO MYQUEUE (QUEUETYPE=TS

but you left off the parenthesis preceding QUEUETYPE.

User Response:

Fix the error and retry the EXPORT command.

DSQ23180
Message:

Specify the objecttype to EXPORT.

Explanation:

The format of the EXPORT command is:

When exporting a work area object, objecttype can be QUERY, FORM, PROC, DATA REPORT, or CHART. When exporting a database object, objecttype can be QUERY, FORM, PROC, or TABLE.

User Response:

Specify the correct object type and retry the command.

DSQ23181
Message:

More than 10 non-global variables referenced.

Explanation:

A query or procedure cannot be run, nor a query converted, if it contains more than 10 variable names of the form '&variable' that do not have global values.

User Response:

Reduce the number of non-global variables to 10 or fewer and try again.

DSQ23182
- DSQ23187
Message:

You have no more storage space.

Explanation:

Your command cannot be executed because you don't have any space left in your virtual storage or in the QMF internal buffer.

User Response:

Use a RESET DATA command. This should give you additional storage space. If you are not using DATA now, perhaps more storage space is necessary for your session. If this error repeats, contact your QMF administrator. If you are running a QBE query, reduce your query operation rows until you no longer receive the message.

DSQ23188
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23189
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23190
Message:

&V2 has an invalid value of &V3..

Explanation:

The value for &V2 may have been truncated in the message. Some examples of invalid values follow:

Invalid
 values:

  32A54    - Invalid integer value
  'JAMES   - Missing closing apostrophe
  "Q"DEPT" - Invalid embedded quote
User Response:

Provide a value in the correct form.

DSQ23191
Message:

Value for &V2 is longer than 55 characters.

Explanation:

You have used a RUN option of the form

  &&V2 = value

where 'value' is longer than the limit of 55 characters. (If you followed this option with another one, be sure to separate the two with a comma or blank.)

User Response:

Use a different value and run the query again.

DSQ23192, DSQ23193
Message:

Please give a value for each variable name.

Explanation:

You must provide a value for &V2 and for any other variable name used in the procedure or query.

User Response:

Give a value in the prompt panel for &V2 and for any other variable name used. Then press enter to complete your command. You may also use substitution variables as in the following examples:

RUN QUERY (&NAME = 'JASON SMITH',
   &YEARS=5
RUN PROC (&DNO = DEPARTMENT
CONVERT QUERY (&ID = 10
DSQ23194
Message:

Global variable value conversion error.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23195
Message:

Global variable value is too long.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23196
- DSQ23201
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23211
Message:

REXX name needs an associated QMF name

Explanation:

For every REXX variable name, there must be a QMF variable name. There must be an even number of names in the command to work.

User Response:

Correct the command and resubmit. The linear syntax of the GET GLOBAL command is:

GET GLOBAL ( REXXname = QMFname,
    REXXname=QMFname

The equal signs and the commas are optional and may be separated by one or more blanks.

DSQ23212
Message:

'&V1' is invalid for a &V2 variable name.

Explanation:

At least one of the characters in the name is invalid. A variable name must start with a letter or a national character, followed by letters, numbers, and other characters as defined in the Compiler and Library for REXX on z/Series User's Guide and Reference or DB2 QMF Reference for the appropriate variable name. The variable name in error is shown in the message. The complete REXX name may not be shown if too long.

User Response:

Correct the name in error and resubmit the command.

DSQ23213
Message:

Too many characters in &C1 for a &C2 name.

Explanation:

The maximum number of characters for a QMF GLOBAL variable name is 18. The maximum number of characters for a REXX name is 250. The message will only show a maximum of 55 characters when a REXX name is too long.

User Response:

Correct the name by shortening its length. Add a delimiter if one is missing. The linear syntax of the GET GLOBAL command is:

GET GLOBAL ( REXXname = QMFname,
    REXXname=QMFname

The equal signs and the commas are optional; they can be separated by one or more blanks.

DSQ23214
Message:

QMF variable &V1 does not exist.

Explanation:

The QMF variable requested has not been created by a SET GLOBAL command or if it is a QMF DSQ variable it has not been set by the system.

User Response:

Check the QMF variable name to see if it matches the spelling and case of the variable that was used to set the variable. You can use the SHOW GLOBAL command to examine existing global variables. Check the syntax of the command to see that it is a QMF name and not a REXX name. The linear syntax of the GET GLOBAL command is:

GET GLOBAL ( REXXname = QMFname,
    REXXname=QMFname

The equal signs and the commas are optional and may be separated by one or more blanks.

DSQ23215
Message:

Invalid syntax for a GET GLOBAL command

Explanation:

The linear syntax for the GET GLOBAL command is:

Any number of REXXname/QMFname pairs may be used. Use of commas, equal signs, closing parenthesis, and the number of blanks is optional. The GET GLOBAL command must be in upper case.

The extended syntax for the GET GLOBAL command is:

Command Length, Command, Number of
Variables, Variable Name Lengths,
Variable Names, Value Lengths, Values,
Value Type
User Response:

If you are using REXX, then use the linear syntax form, otherwise use the extended syntax form. Correct the command using the appropriate syntax and resubmit.

DSQ23220
Message:

Use nothing after &V1..

Explanation:

You cannot use a name or option after these commands:

BOTTOM    ENLARGE    REDUCE     CHECK
DELETE    INSERT     TOP        STATE
CHANGE    PREVIOUS   NEXT

In the table editor or global variable list you cannot use a name or option after the FORWARD or BACKWARD commands.

If you give the command by pressing a PF key, be sure that nothing is on the command line at that time.

User Response:

Remove everything after &V1 and give the command again.

DSQ23221
Message:

You cannot use options with &V1..

Explanation:

You gave the command "&V1 (something". QMF cannot process options after a parenthesis with &V1.. The command was not performed.

User Response:

Remove the left parenthesis and everything after it.

DSQ23223
- DSQ23240
Message:

&V1 command cannot be used now.

Explanation:

You have issued a command which is not valid from this panel, or you have issued a command which is not valid in this operating environment (for example, CICS).

User Response:

Choose a different command.

DSQ23241
Message:

See DSQ23220

DSQ23242
Message:

See DSQ23221

DSQ23260
Message:

The &V1 command or its syntax is invalid.

Explanation:

The number of global variables requested for the SET or GET GLOBAL function was less than 1. The number of global variables requested must match the number of global variable names. The command was misspelled or too many keywords were given. The syntax is (Command length,Command,Number of variables, Variable name lengths, Variable names, Value lengths, Values,Value type)

User Response:

Make sure the number of variables specified matches the number of variables entered and the spelling of your keywords and command is correct.

DSQ23261
Message:

Variable names must be between 1 and 18 characters long.

Explanation:

The maximum length for a global variable name is 18 characters. The minimum length is 1. Only 18 characters of the name will show below if name is greater than 18.

There is a serious error for &V1.. It is entry number &V2..

The number of serious errors so far are
&V3..
The number of warning errors so far are
&V4..
User Response:

Change the name of the global variable to a name with a length between 1 and 18 characters. Turn trace on if you want to see all the messages in your QMF trace data. Use one of the following commands: SET PROFILE (TRACE=L1 or SET PROFILE (TRACE=L2

DSQ23262
Message:

Length for &V1 does not match the computed length.

Explanation:

There might be an imbedded blank or a character in the variable name &V1 that is not allowed in a global variable name.

There is a serious error for &V1.. It is entry number &V2..

The number of serious errors so far are
&V3..
The number of warning errors so far are
&V4..
User Response:

Review the characters in the name for incorrect characters or an imbedded blank. Check the naming conventions in your QMF books. Turn trace on if you want to see all the messages in your QMF trace data. Use one of the following commands: SET PROFILE (TRACE=L1 or SET PROFILE (TRACE=L2

DSQ23263
Message:

The integer length of &V1 must be 4.

Explanation:

The length of all integer values must be four.

There is a serious error for &V1.. It is entry number &V2..

The number of serious errors so far are
&V3..
The number of warning errors so far are
&V4..
User Response:

If the value is an integer, change the length of the integer value to 4. If the value is character, then change the variable type to 'CHAR'. Turn trace on if you want to see all the messages in your QMF trace data. Use one of the following commands: SET PROFILE (TRACE=L1 or SET PROFILE (TRACE=L2

DSQ23264
Message:

You cannot set variable &V1..

Explanation:

QMF has reserved the letters DSQ for its use. In general you cannot set a global variable that begins with the letters DSQ. There are exceptions, and these DSQ variables are listed in DB2 QMF Reference. You have selected a name that is not allowed.

There is a serious error for &V1.. It is entry number &V2..

The number of serious errors so far are
&V3..
The number of warning errors so far are
&V4..
User Response:

Change the DSQ variable name to one that is allowed or use a variable that does not begin with the letters DSQ. Turn trace on if you want to see all the messages in your QMF trace data. Use one of the following commands: SET PROFILE (TRACE=L1 or SET PROFILE (TRACE=L2

DSQ23265
Message:

&V1 does not exist.

Explanation:

The global variable name you used in your GET global command does not currently exist.

There is a serious error for &V1.. It is entry number &V2..

The number of serious errors so far are
&V3..
The number of warning errors so far are
&V4..
User Response:

Check for spelling or transposition errors that could have been made in the name in either the GET or the SET global command. Turn trace on if you want to see all the messages in your QMF trace data. Use one of the following commands: SET PROFILE (TRACE=L1 or SET PROFILE (TRACE=L2

DSQ23266
Message:

Warning: &V1 has a length of zero.

Explanation:

The length of the value for the global variable &V1 is zero.

There is a serious error for &V1.. It is entry number &V2..

The number of serious errors so far are
&V3..
The number of warning errors so far are
&V4..
User Response:

Enter a value for the global variable &V1. before trying to use it. Use the SET GLOBAL command to enter a new value. Turn trace on if you want to see all the messages in your QMF trace data. Use one of the following commands: SET PROFILE (TRACE=L1 or SET PROFILE (TRACE=L2

DSQ23267
Message:

&V1 could not be converted to an integer.

Explanation:

The value stored (or to be stored) is a character value that cannot be converted to an integer.

There is a serious error for &V1.. It is entry number &V2..

The number of serious errors so far are
&V3..
The number of warning errors so far are
&V4..
User Response:

Match the type with the variable value. If the command was a GET, and you expected the value to be an integer, check the variable name you used, or check that a previous SET did not replace the original value. Turn trace on if you want to see all the messages in your QMF trace data. Use one of the following commands: SET PROFILE (TRACE=L1 or SET PROFILE (TRACE=L2

DSQ23268
Message:

Warning: The value of &V1 was replaced.

Explanation:

You have replaced the value for a global variable with the same name used in your SET command.

There is a warning error for &V1.. It is entry number &V2..

The number of serious errors so far are
&V3..
The number of warning errors so far are
&V4..
User Response:

No action required if you expected to replace the value. If not, review the names of the global variables set (or to be set). Turn trace on if you want to see all the messages in your QMF trace data. Use one of the following commands: SET PROFILE (TRACE=L1 or SET PROFILE (TRACE=L2

DSQ23269
Message:

Warning: The value for &V1 has been cut off.

Explanation:

The value for the Global Variable &V1 is longer in length than the length you specified. You may receive an incomplete value for &V1.

There is a warning error for &V1.. It is entry number &V2..

The number of serious errors so far are
&V3..
The number of warning errors so far are
&V4..
User Response:

No action required if the result is expected. If not, specify a longer length for the value to check the complete contents of the variable. Turn trace on if you want to see all the messages in your QMF trace data. Use one of the following commands: SET PROFILE (TRACE=L1 or SET PROFILE (TRACE=L2

DSQ23271
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23272
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23274
Message:

Invalid value for &V1.

Explanation:

The global variable &V1 cannot be set to the value entered. The invalid value begins with '&V5.'..

There is a serious error for &V1.. It is entry number &V2..

The number of serious errors so far are
&V3..
The number of warning errors so far are
&V4..
User Response:

Check the value entered for the global variable &V1.. Review DB2 QMF Reference to determine what are the valid values for this global variable. Turn trace on if you want to see all the messages in your QMF trace data. Use one of the following commands: SET PROFILE (TRACE=L1 or SET PROFILE (TRACE=L2

DSQ23275
Message:

Valid values for &V1 are from &V2 through &V3..

Explanation:

The only values that are valid for this keyword is from and including &V2 through and including &V3 There is a serious error for &V1.. It is entry number &V4..

The number of serious errors so far are
&V5..
The number of warning errors so far are
&V6..
User Response:

Enter a value within the range specified if you made an entry error. Otherwise review DB2 QMF Reference to determine what value will give you the desired results. Turn trace on if you want to see all the messages in your QMF trace data. Use one of the following commands: SET PROFILE (TRACE=L1 or SET PROFILE (TRACE=L2

DSQ23276
Message:

"&V1." is not a valid variable name.

Explanation:

There might be a character in the variable name "&V1." that is not allowed in a global variable name, or it might be all blank.

There is a serious error for "&V1.". It is entry number &V2..

The number of serious errors so far are
&V3..
The number of warning errors so far are
&V4..
User Response:

Review the characters in the name for incorrect characters. Check the naming conventions in your QMF books. Turn trace on if you want to see all the messages in your QMF trace data. Use one of the following commands: SET PROFILE (TRACE=L1 or SET PROFILE (TRACE=L2

DSQ23281
Message:

Use &V3 variation &V2 for your new variation input.

Explanation:

You have requested that a new &V3 panel variation be displayed. The variation number you requested, &V1, is greater than the current number of variations in use, &V2.. Normally, new variations can be added sequentially. But you have not yet entered any information on variation number &V2.. You may use this panel variation to enter your new &V3 information.

User Response:

If you wish to enter information about a new &V3 panel, do so on the displayed panel variation number &V2.. If you wish to display another panel variation on which you have already entered some text information, enter the variation number for that panel in the "Var" field at the top of the &V3 panel.

DSQ23282
Message:

Use &V3 variation &V2 as your next new variation.

Explanation:

You have requested that a new &V3 panel variation be displayed. The variation number you requested, &V1 is greater than the next higher variation number, &V2.. Since variations can only be added sequentially, you must first use variation &V2 to enter your new &V3 information.

User Response:

If you wish to enter information about a new &V3 panel, you may do so on the displayed panel variation number &V2.. If you wish to display another panel variation on which you have already entered some text information, enter the variation number for that panel in the "Var" field at the top of the &V3 panel.

DSQ23286
- DSQ23287
Message:

Do not use &V1 in the variation number field.

Explanation:

The variation number field is used to request display of another &V2 panel variation. Only a number from 1 to 99 may be used in this field.

User Response:

If you wish to display another &V2 panel variation on which you have already entered some text information, enter the variation number for that panel in this field. If you wish to enter information about a new &V2 panel, enter a number greater than &V3 (the current number of variations for &V2.) in this field. Enter only a number from 1 to 99 in this field.

DSQ23295
Message:

Panel ID '&1' not found in DXEPCB chain.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23301
Message:

See DSQ23220

DSQ23302
Message:

See DSQ23221

DSQ23304
Message:

See DSQ23223

DSQ23305
Message:

&V1 command cannot be keyed while LIST is active.

Explanation:

This command cannot be used from an entry field on the LIST panel or on the QMF Command panel while a LIST is displayed.

User Response:

Use a function key to run this command.

DSQ23306
Message:

Section must be displayed to perform function.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23307
Message:

Object line ID was not found.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23308
Message:

Section must be displayed to perform function.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23309
Message:

Object line ID was not found.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23310
Message:

See DSQ23308

DSQ23311
Message:

Query function value was not supplied.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23312
Message:

Invalid line number used to adjust object.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23313
Message:

Object line ID was not found.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23314
Message:

Either the line ID or line number required.

User Response:

This is a system error. Please see your system administrator for assistance, or consult the Installing and Managing QMF manual for your operating system.

DSQ23315, DSQ23316
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23317
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23318
- DSQ23321
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23322
Message:

Cannot use location in QMF query, procedure, or form names.

Explanation:

QMF objects must be stored in the local database. Location as part of a query, procedure, or form name is not allowed. A QMF query, procedure, or form name has the following format:

authid.objectname

User Response:

Remove the location qualifier "&V1" from the name and retry the command.

DSQ23323, DSQ23324
Message:

This object name exists in the database and is not a &V2..

Explanation:

Your IMPORT command tried to import a &V2 object into the database with name &V1.. An object with this name already exists in the database, but it is not a &V2..

User Response:

Change either the object type or the object name so that they agree, and retry your command.

DSQ23325
Message:

&V2 can only be used with EXPORT CHART.

Explanation:

Option &V2 is only allowed with the EXPORT CHART command. For the current command, use only the CONFIRM and SUSPEND options.

User Response:

Remove &V2 and any value after it, then retry the command.

DSQ23326
Message:

&V2. cannot be used with EXPORT CHART.

Explanation:

Option &V2. is not allowed with the EXPORT CHART command. Only options MEMBER and ICUFORM are valid. The MEMBER option for EXPORT CHART identifies the member within the GDDM library or file into which the ICU will store the exported chart (GDF file).

User Response:

Remove &V2. and any associated value, specify the MEMBER option, and retry the command.

DSQ23327
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23328, DSQ23329
Message:

See DSQ20021

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ23330
- DSQ23331
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23332, DSQ23333
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23334
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23335
Message:

See DSQ20918

DSQ23336
Message:

See DSQ23326

DSQ23337
Message:

Too many names after NEXT.

Explanation:

Allowable formats for the NEXT command are:

  1. NEXT
  2. NEXT COLUMN
  3. NEXT DEFINITION

NEXT is used on the FORM.DETAIL panel.
NEXT COLUMN is used on the
    FORM.ALIGNMENT panel.
NEXT COLUMN and NEXT DEFINITION is used
    on the FORM.DEFINITION panel.

If you gave the NEXT command by a PF key, be sure that nothing is on the command line when you press the key.

User Response:

Change your NEXT command to one of the formats shown and give it again.

DSQ23338
Message:

Use COLUMN or DEFINITION after &V1..

Explanation:

Either COLUMN or DEFINITION must follow the &V1 command. For the FORM.ALIGNMENT panel, only COLUMN is allowed.

User Response:

Use COLUMN or DEFINITION after the &V1 command. For the FORM.ALIGNMENT panel, use COLUMN after the command.

DSQ23339
Message:

See DSQ23220

DSQ23340
Message:

See DSQ23223

DSQ23341
Message:

&V2 cannot be used with &V1..

Explanation:

&V2 is not allowed with the &V1 command. Use only COLUMN or DEFINITION with the &V1 command.

User Response:

Use only COLUMN or DEFINITION with the &V1 command or remove &V2 and any value after it, then retry the command.

DSQ23342
Message:

See DSQ23221

DSQ23344
Message:

System search failure - unable to find variation.

User Response:

This is a system error. See your system administrator for assistance, or consult the Installing and Managing QMF manual for your operating system.

DSQ23346
Message:

The first/last variation number has been reached.

Explanation:

When requesting to display the previous/next &V2 variation panel, the first or last variation panel has been reached.

User Response:

Do not issue the NEXT command when the last &V2 variation panel is displayed. Do not issue the PREVIOUS command when the first &V2 variation panel is displayed.

DSQ23347
Message:

See DSQ23223

DSQ23350
Message:

Unexpected RC=&1 from global variable service.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23351
Message:

DSQSLTT returned unexpected RC=&1.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23356
Message:

See DSQ23223

DSQ23357
Message:

Too many names after PREVIOUS.

Explanation:

Allowable formats for the PREVIOUS command are:

  1. PREVIOUS
  2. PREVIOUS COLUMN
  3. PREVIOUS DEFINITION

PREVIOUS is used on the FORM.DETAIL
   panel.
PREVIOUS COLUMN is used on the
   FORM.ALIGNMENT panel.
PREVIOUS COLUMN and PREVIOUS DEFINITION
   is used on the FROM.DEFINITION panel.

If you gave the PREVIOUS command by a PF key, be sure that nothing is on the command line when you press the key.

User Response:

Change your PREVIOUS command to one of the formats shown and give it again.

DSQ23358
Message:

See DSQ23338

DSQ23359
Message:

See DSQ23220

DSQ23360
Message:

See DSQ23223

DSQ23361
Message:

See DSQ23341

DSQ23362
Message:

See DSQ23221

DSQ23364
Message:

System search failure - unable to find variation.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23366
Message:

See DSQ23346

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ23367
Message:

See DSQ20724

DSQ23369
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23370
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23374
- DSQ23376
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ23381
Message:

See DSQ23220

DSQ23382
Message:

See DSQ23221

DSQ23384
Message:

See DSQ23223

DSQ23385
Message:

See DSQ23305

DSQ23401
Message:

See DSQ23220

DSQ23402
Message:

See DSQ23221

DSQ23404
Message:

See DSQ23223

DSQ23421
Message:

Help panel cannot be displayed for &V1..

Explanation:

There is no help panel for &V1..

  1. Some messages do not have help panels. For example, "OK,...." messages do not have help panels.
  2. Your message number may be invalid. Some possible reasons for an invalid message number are:
    • Message number is too long or too short.
    • Message number contains invalid characters.
    • Message number is not used in QMF.
User Response:

Enter a valid message number for the HELP command. A valid message number begins with "DSQ" and has 5 numbers. For example, "HELP DSQ20114" is a valid command. If you have entered the command correctly, then there is no help panel for this message number.

DSQ23423
- DSQ23426
Message:

See DSQ23421

DSQ23427
Message:

The database manager program ran out of virtual storage.

Explanation:

The database manager program does not have enough virtual storage to run your &V1 command.

User Response:

Try later when there is less activity on QMF. If the condition persists, inform your QMF administrator.

DSQ23428
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23429
- DSQ23430
Message:

See DSQ20151

DSQ23434
Message:

See DSQ20724

DSQ23435, DSQ23436
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23437, DSQ23438
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23439
Message:

Expecting (&1) IXF record type but found (&2).

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23440
Message:

Unexpected end of data, before reaching IXF data record.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23441
Message:

See DSQ23350

DSQ23442
Message:

Global variable value conversion error.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23443
Message:

Global variable value is too long.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23451
Message:

See DSQ20724

DSQ23452
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23457
Message:

See DSQ20724

DSQ23462
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23463
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23464
Message:

Invalid object type &1 requested of LIST or DESCRIBE Service.

User Response:

This is a system error. See your system administrator for assistance, or consult the Installing and Managing QMF manual for your operating system.

DSQ23470
Message:

See DSQ20724

DSQ23471, DSQ23472
Message:

The cursor is not in a valid area for DESCRIBE.

Explanation:

The cursor must be on the line containing the object you want described.

User Response:

Move the cursor to the line with the desired object and request DESCRIBE again.

DSQ23473
Message:

Panel process error: panel=&1, code=&2.

User Response:

This is a system error. See your system administrator for assistance, or consult the Installing and Managing QMF manual for your operating system.

DSQ23474
Message:

The ENTER key is not active on this panel.

Explanation:

This panel provides information only. There are no selections to be made or values to be entered.

User Response:

When you are finished viewing the contents of the panel, press Cancel.

DSQ23475
- DSQ23477
Message:

See DSQ23223

DSQ23478
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23479, DSQ23480
Message:

Invalid object type &1 requested of LIST or DESCRIBE Service.

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ23481
Message:

Select one or more choices from the list.

Explanation:

You did not select a choice from the list when one was required. The list allows for multiple choices.

User Response:

Select one or more choices by placing a character in the space preceding each of your choices. Then press Enter.

DSQ23482
Message:

You cannot select more than &V1 items from the list.

Explanation:

You have selected more items than are allowed.

User Response:

Select &V1 items or less. Then press Enter.

DSQ23483
Message:

&V1 is not a valid selection number.

Explanation:

The value you entered is not a number, or not a number of a selection in the list.

User Response:

Each of the valid selections in the list is preceded by a number. Select one and type it in the input space at the top of the list. Then press Enter.

DSQ23484
Message:

&V1 is not selectable.

Explanation:

You entered the number of a list item which is not currently selectable.

User Response:

Each of the valid selections in the list is preceded by a number. Select one and type it in the input space at the top of the list. Then press Enter.

DSQ23485
Message:

Select a choice from the list.

Explanation:

You did not select a choice from the list when one was required.

User Response:

The choices in the list that you may select are numbered. Choose one of them and type the number in the input space at the top of the list. Then press Enter.

DSQ23486
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23487
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23488
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23489
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23490
Message:

See DSQ23223

DSQ23491
Message:

See DSQ23305

DSQ23494
Message:

See DSQ23483

DSQ23495
Message:

See DSQ20724

DSQ23496
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23497
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23498
Message:

Invalid command string found in the object list.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23499
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23500
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23501
Message:

See DSQ0005

DSQ23502
Message:

Your command could not execute from LIST as specified.

Explanation:

The command you entered failed to execute successfully. Use of this command is not generally applicable on the LIST panel. The specific problem found with your command was:

&V1

It could have failed because:

  1. A database object type or name does not belong in the command.
  2. The command verb or object is incorrectly specified.
User Response:

Use an "/" to mark the place where you wish to have the database object type and name inserted in your command (or use "/T" for object type or "/N" for name). If you wish to use the command with an object in the CHART, DATA, FORM, QUERY, PROC, or REPORT temporary storage areas, return to the appropriate QMF object panel, and issue the command there.

DSQ23503
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23504
Message:

See DSQ23182

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ23505, DSQ23506
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23507
Message:

Your command cannot be executed. The location has changed.

Explanation:

QMF is connected to a database location that is different from the one where your object list was created. Because the objects named on your list may unintentionally refer to identically named objects at your new location, QMF does not allow you to execute commands until you refresh the list or reconnect to the location where the list was created.

User Response:

Refresh the list at your current location by pressing the Refresh function key or define a new list by entering the appropriate LIST command from a QMF command line.

DSQ23513
Message:

See DSQ20724

DSQ23514
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23515
- DSQ23516
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23517, DSQ23518
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23519
Message:

No objects were found to satisfy your LIST command.

Explanation:

The TYPE or options you specified with your LIST command did not match any existing objects in the database.

User Response:

Change your LIST TYPE and/or options and give the command again.

DSQ23520
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23521
Message:

You deleted all the list objects. REFRESH not performed.

Explanation:

You have attempted a display of the current database object list and all of the objects have been deleted.

User Response:

Enter the LIST command again with new criteria if you wish to create a new database object list.

DSQ23522
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23523
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23524
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23525
- DSQ23527
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23536
Message:

See DSQ20724

DSQ23537
Message:

See DSQ20724

DSQ23538, DSQ23539
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23540
- DSQ23542
Message:

See DSQ20724

DSQ23543
- DSQ23544
Message:

RP failure on record delete.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23545
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23546
Message:

Invalid number of keys passed to module.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23547
Message:

Invalid type code passed to module.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23548, DSQ23549
Message:

Invalid key data pointer passed to module.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23550
Message:

Invalid key number passed to module.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23551
Message:

Invalid key data length passed to module.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23552
Message:

See DSQ23547

DSQ23553
Message:

RP failure on search.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23560
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23561
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23582
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23583
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23584
Message:

The query is empty or contains only comments.

Explanation:

An empty query, or one containing only comments, cannot be converted.

User Response:

If your query is not empty, try again. You may have named the wrong query in the CONVERT command.

DSQ23590
Message:

See DSQ20724

DSQ23591
Message:

&V2 cannot be found.

Explanation:

The name "&V2" was found in your &V1 command or as a result of processing your &V1 command, but nothing with that name can be found in the database.

User Response:

Check for a spelling error. To see a list of forms, procedures, queries, or tables you can use, give one of these commands:

  LIST FORMS               LIST PROCS
  LIST QUERIES             LIST TABLES

followed by the option (OWNER=ALL).

If you attempted to save a new table into the database, ensure that you have the correct SPACE value in your user profile.

DSQ23592
Message:

You do not have the authority to do this.

Explanation:

The authority you need depends on what you are doing:

  1. ADD mode requires SELECT and INSERT authority on the table or view being edited.
  2. SEARCH mode requires SELECT authority on the table or view.
  3. CHANGE mode requires SELECT authority on the table or view AND:
    • UPDATE authority for at least one column (to change a row)
    • DELETE authority (to delete a row)
  4. You cannot add, change, or delete rows in a read-only view, but you can search for and browse through rows.
User Response:

See your QMF administrator to obtain the necessary authorization.

DSQ23595
Message:

See DSQ20724

DSQ23596
Message:

See DSQ23519

DSQ23601
- DSQ23608
Message:

Invalid parameter passed to module &1.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23609
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23610
Message:

Unexpected result returned to module &1.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23611
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23612, DSQ23613
Message:

See DSQ23610

DSQ23614
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23615
Message:

See DSQ23610

DSQ23621
- DSQ23627
Message:

See DSQ23601

DSQ23628
- DSQ23629
Message:

The list of locations is not available.

Explanation:

The location list cannot be displayed because there are no valid remote database definitions at your current location or because QMF was prevented from reading any valid definitions by a previous error.

User Response:

If there are no valid remote database definitions at your current location, you cannot use the CONNECT command to establish a remote QMF session. If an earlier error prevented reading remote database definitions, contact your QMF administrator.

DSQ23630, DSQ23631
Message:

Unexpected result returned to module &1.

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ23632
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23634, DSQ23635
Message:

Unexpected result returned to module &1.

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ23636
Message:

Invalid names were found in your CMS communications directories.

Explanation:

Your CMS communications directories contain location names that are either greater than 18 characters or less than one character in length. The invalid entries are not included in the displayed list.

User Response:

You may continue to use QMF by selecting one of the displayed locations or canceling the location list. Additionally, verify the DBNAME entries in your system and user communications directories.

DSQ23637
Message:

See DSQ23628

DSQ23641
- DSQ23647
Message:

Invalid parameter passed to module &1.

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ23648
Message:

Type a value before pressing the ENTER key.

Explanation:

Input is required on the panel. You must type at least one value in the spaces allocated for text entry before pressing Enter.

User Response:

Type in a value. Then press Enter.

DSQ23650
Message:

See DSQ23483

DSQ23651
Message:

See DSQ23484

DSQ23652, DSQ23653
Message:

Unexpected result returned to module &1.

User Response:

Follow the directions in the referenced message.

DSQ23654
Message:

Internal error detected in module &1.

Explanation:

The computer has detected an internal error. Error information is recorded in the table Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data.

User Response:

Report the error in accordance with your installation's procedures. See Installing and Managing QMF for your operating system for help in interpreting the error information in Q.ERROR_LOG and QMF trace data. Also, check to see if your command executed correctly. You may continue to use QMF.

DSQ23661
Message:

See DSQ23182

DSQ23662
Message:

See DSQ20021

DSQ23700
Message:

The stored procedure &C1..&C2 could not be found.

Explanation:

The stored procedure as entered by the user could not be found.There are several reasons why this could occur:

User Response:

Fix the problem and retry. This could involve a change to the SQL statement, the addition of new routines, or a change to the user's current path.

DSQ23701
Message:

Incorrect number of parameters specified on the CALL statement

Explanation:

The number of parameters you entered on the CALL statement does not match what is expected by the stored procedure. You entered &C1 parameters; the stored procedure was expecting &C2 parameters. If the number of parameters does not match, the stored procedure will not run.

User Response:

Enter the correct number of parameters and run the CALL statement again.

DSQ23702
Message:

Get storage failure

DSQ23703
Message:

Free storage failure

DSQ23704
Message:

Error in called routine

DSQ23705
Message:

An invalid value was specified in DSQEC_SP_RS_NUM

Explanation:

The value for DSQECD_SP_RS_NUM has no corresponding result set being returned by the stored procedure. You entered &C1, but the stored procedure only returns &C2 result sets.

User Response:

Change the value of DSQEC_SP_RS_NUM and run the stored procedure again.

DSQ23715
Message:

The stored procedure name is missing from the CALL statement.

Explanation:

A stored procedure name is required in order to execute a DB2 CALL statement for a stored procedure.

Refer to DB2 UDB for z/OS Application Programming and SQL Guide for the DB2 CALL statement format.

User Response:

Enter a stored procedure name and retry.

DSQ23716
Message:

The stored procedure name entered contains an invalid special character,'&C1.'.

Explanation:

A special character is not allowed in any part of a qualified or unqualified stored procedure name. Special character'&C1.' was found.

Refer to DB2 UDB for z/OS Application Programming and SQL Guide for the DB2 CALL statement format.

User Response:

Fix the problem and retry.

DSQ23717
Message:

The unqualified stored procedure name specified is greater than &LT. characters in length.

Explanation:

Your current database connection to &LS. supports a stored procedure name that can be up to &LT.characters long.

Refer to the appropriate DB2 Universal Database Application Programming and SQL Guide for the DB2 CALL statement format.

User Response:

Fix the problem and retry.

DSQ23718
Message:

The two-part qualified stored procedure name exceeds the maximum length.

Explanation:

The specified 2-part qualified stored procedure name exceeds the maximum character length. Your current database connection up to &LS. supports a schema or procedure name of up to &LT.characters in length.

Your current database connection to &LS. supports a stored procedure name that can be up to &LT characters long.

Refer to the appropriate DB2 Universal Database Application Programming and SQL Guide for the DB2 CALL statement format.

User Response:

Fix the problem and retry.

DSQ23719
Message:

Three-part stored procedure names to different database are not valid from QMF.

Explanation:

A 3-part qualified stored procedure name specifying a different database location than the current database location is not valid from QMF. All CALL statement processing will be from the current database location.

QMF supports the DB2 CALL statement syntax that uses either an unqualified procedure name using the current database location, or a 3-part qualified procedure name that specifies the current database location.

Refer to the DB2 Universal Database Application Programming and SQL Guide for the DB2 CALL statement format.

User Response:

Fix the problem and retry.

DSQ23720
Message:

The CALL statement entered is missing the required '&C1' for the parameter list.

Explanation:

The CALL statement entered is missing the required '&C1.' for the stored procedure parameter list. The parameter list must be preceded by a '(' and must end with a ')'.

Refer to the DB2 Universal Database Application Programming and SQL Guide for the DB2 CALL statement format.

User Response:

Fix the problem and retry.

DSQ23721
Message:

Invalid CALL statement syntax. No data is allowed after the parameter list.

Explanation:

The CALL statement contained information beyond the parameter list. This is invalid for a DB2 CALL statement.

Refer to the DB2 Universal Database Application Programming and SQL Guide for the DB2 CALL statement format.

User Response:

Fix the problem and retry.

DSQ23722
Message:

The stored procedure parameters exceed the maximum number allowed.

Explanation:

The DB2 CALL statement for a stored procedure contains more than 32 parameters. The maximum number of parameters allowed is 32.

Refer to DB2 QMF Reference for information about QMF parameter limitations.

User Response:

Fix the problem and retry.

DSQ23723
Message:

The number &C1. parameter exceeds the maximum character length allowed.

Explanation:

The number &C1. parameter specified exceeds the maximum number of characters allowed for a parameter. The maximum number of characters allowed for a DB2 CALL statement parameter is 256.

Refer to the DB2 Universal Database Application Programming and SQL Guide for the DB2 CALL statement format.

User Response:

Fix the problem and retry.

DSQ23725
Message:

The stored procedure name is missing its ending quote.

Explanation:

The stored procedure name is invalid because it is missing its ending quote.

User Response:

Fix the problem and retry.

DSQ23726
Message:

A stored procedure name with a NULL quoted string is invalid.

Explanation:

The stored procedure name is invalid because a NULL quoted string is not allowed in a stored procedure name.

User Response:

Fix the problem and retry.

DSQ23727
Message:

The parameter data type is not the expected data type.

Explanation:

The number '&C1' parameter is a data type of '&C2'. The data type expected for this parameter is '&C3'. The parameter data type must match what the stored procedure expects, or the DB2 CALL statement will fail.

Refer to the DB2 Universal Database Application Programming and SQL Guide for the DB2 CALL statement format.

User Response:

Fix the problem and retry.

DSQ23728
Message:

A parameter length is greater than the maximum allowed.

Explanation:

The stored procedure parameter number '&C1' has an invalid length. This stored procedure parameter is defined as a data type of '&C2'. The parameter value on the CALL statement exceeds the maximum value or length allowed for this parameter. The parameter length must be less than or equal to the maximum length allowed, or the CALL statement will fail.

Refer to the DB2 Universal Database Application Programming and SQL Guide for the DB2 CALL statement format.

User Response:

Fix the problem and retry.

DSQ23729
Message:

The stored procedure OUT parameter is not initialized correctly.

Explanation:

Stored procedure parameters defined as OUT type parameters have special initialization requirements. An OUT parameter that is a numeric data type must be initialized to 0. An OUT parameter with a data type of CHAR must be initialized to blank or NULL. Parameter number '&C1' is not initialized correctly. This OUT parameter is defined as an '&C2' data type. The parameter must be initialized correctly, or the CALL statement will fail.

Refer to the DB2 Universal Database Application Programming and SQL Guide for the DB2 CALL statement format.

User Response:

Fix the problem and retry.

DSQ23730
Message:

NULL parameters are not valid for this stored procedure.

Explanation:

Parameter number '&C1' was initialized to NULL. This stored procedure does not allow NULLs for IN type parameters.

Refer to the DB2 Universal Database Application Programming and SQL Guide for the DB2 CALL statement format.

User Response:

Fix the problem and retry.

DSQ23737
Message:

Parameter conversion error

Explanation:

An error occurred while converting the stored procedure parameter number '&C1' from the CHAR data type representation used for display to the real data type representation for the parameter of '&C2'.

User Response:

Contact your QMF Administrator


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