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Message CPI432A or CPI432C was issued immediately before this message.
Because of message length restrictions, some of the reason codes used by messages
CPI432A and CPI432C are explained below rather than in those messages.
The
reason codes and their meanings follow: - 10 - The user specified ignore decimal data errors on the query. This
disallows the use of permanent access paths.
- 11 - The access path contains static select/omit selection criteria which
is not compatible with the selection in the query.
- 12 - The access path contains static select/omit selection criteria whose
compatibility with the selection in the query could not be determined. Either
the select/omit criteria or the query selection became too complex during
compatibility processing.
- 13 - The access path contains one or more keys which may be changed by
the query during an insert or update.
- 14 - The access path is being deleted or is being created in an uncommitted
unit of work in another process.
- 15 - The keys of the access path matched the fields specified for the
ordering/grouping criteria. However, the sequence table associated with the
access path did not match the sequence table associated with the query.
- 16 - The keys of the access path matched the fields specified for the
join criteria. However, the sequence table associated with the access path
did not match the sequence table associated with the query.
- 17 - The left-most key of the access path did not match any fields specified
for the selection criteria. Therefore, key row positioning could not be performed,
making the cost to use this access path higher than the cost associated with
the chosen access method.
- 18 - The left-most key of the access path matched a field specified for
the selection criteria. However, the sequence table associated with the access
path did not match the sequence table associated with the query. Therefore,
key row positioning could not be performed, making the cost to use this access
path higher than the cost associated with the chosen access method.
- 19 - The access path cannot be used because the secondary file of the
join query is a select/omit logical file. The join-type requires that the
select/omit access path associated with the secondary file be used or, if
dynamic, that an access path be created by the system.
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