IBM SG24-6320-00 Marine Radio User Manual


 
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212 Keeping Commerce Applications Updated WebSphere Commerce 5.1 to 5.6 Migration Guide
[2004.04.29 21:08:36] Error: [IBM][CLI Driver][DB2/NT] SQL0605W The index was not created
because the index "DBUSR01.I0000433" already exists with the required description.
SQLSTATE=01550
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[2004.04.29 21:09:35] Info : CREATE INDEX I0000539 ON contract ( member_id ASC )
[2004.04.29 21:09:35] Error: [IBM][CLI Driver][DB2/NT] SQL0601N The name of the object to be
created is identical to the existing name "DBUSR01.I0000539" of type "INDEX". SQLSTATE=42710
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[2004.04.29 21:53:37] Info : SELECT MAX(trdrefamt_id) as maxId FROM trdrefamt
[2004.04.29 21:53:37] Info : SELECT * FROM keys WHERE KEYS_ID=-1214
[2004.04.29 21:53:37] Info : Executed command: update.wcs.bootstrap.keys
[2004.04.29 21:53:37] Event: Post migration ends.
[2004.04.29 21:53:37] Event: Migration has terminated successfully.
When we checked the log file after running the migration script we found
numerous errors split up in 2 SQL codes ‘SQL0605W’ and ‘SQL0601N’.
Error SQL0605W
A sample of this error in the log:
[2004.04.29 21:08:36] Info : CREATE INDEX I0000433 ON accmbrgrp ( owner_id
ASC )
[2004.04.29 21:08:36] Error: [IBM][CLI Driver][DB2/NT] SQL0605W The index
was not created because the index "DBUSR01.I0000433" already exists with
the required description. SQLSTATE=01550
This SQL code can be ignored as its more a info message than error. The
description of the SQL code clearly tells us that the index already exists with the
required criteria and thus can be ignored.
Error SQL0601N
A sample of this error in the log:
[2004.04.29 21:09:35] Info : CREATE INDEX I0000539 ON contract ( member_id
ASC )
[2004.04.29 21:09:35] Error: [IBM][CLI Driver][DB2/NT] SQL0601N The name
of the object to be created is identical to the existing name
"DBUSR01.I0000539" of type "INDEX". SQLSTATE=42710
This error can have one of the following meanings:
The index is missing (regardless of the message saying that it already exists).
To correct this the index has to be created manually: