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The fact that the messages are contradictory makes the problem hard
to solve. The first message is wrong, because I chased out all
users, shut down tcp servers and canceled everything in WRKOBJLCK
Sorry, I misspelled SQL.
CRPence wrote:
On 27-Oct-2011 13:22 , Raul A. Jager W. wrote:
Joblog (I added the message number after the ---->)
3 > ADDPFCST FILE(PFI520/SOLPUB_KSP) TYPE(*REFCST) KEY(CLIENTE)
CST(cliente_en_addres) PRNFILE(B/ADDRES_NCL) PRNKEY(NCLIE)
DLTRULE(*RESTRICT) UPDRULE(*RESTRICT)
CPF3202 Está utilizándose el archivo ADDRES_NCL de la biblioteca B.
CPD32B1 La restricción no puede eliminarse del archivo SOLPUB_KSP.
CPI32B1 Se ha eliminado la restricción.
CPF32B4 Recuperación satisfactoria de restricción de archivo físico.
CPF32B0 La restricción no puede a¦adirse al archivo SOLPUB_KSP.
I am not sure what [¿probable defect?] has the msgCPD32B1 RC05
being logged, but the outcome contradicts the confusing implication
of that diagnostic condition being logged. That is, the later
messages show the failed add-constraint activity was successfully
backed-out, and finally that the constraint was not added.
<<SNIP>>
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