dbschema Unknown error message 19000
Hi Folks,
We have some IDS 9.40.FC4 instances on AIX 5.3 runing quite beautifully. In
one of them, I'm not able to run dbschema and get the following message :
testx3devx:~> dbschema -d db_olf -t ag
Unknown error message 19000. testx3devx:
Environment variables are correctly set up. I've searched through Google and
IBM notes and have found nothing so far. Any ideas ?
TIA, O. Monteverde
On Thu, Apr 16, 2009 at 08:00, Olmedo Monteverde
<o.monteverde@naville-livre.ch> wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> We have some IDS 9.40.FC4 instances on AIX 5.3 runing quite beautifully. In
> one of them, I'm not able to run dbschema and get the following message :
>
> testx3devx:~> dbschema -d db_olf -t ag
> Unknown error message 19000. testx3devx:
>
> Environment variables are correctly set up. I've searched through Google and
> IBM notes and have found nothing so far. Any ideas ?
It could conceivably be an install-order problem - you installed the
programs in a different order on the 'broken' machine compared to the
working ones. This is, of course in the specific INFORMIXDIR.
Which message file? Good question. The relevant message file is dbatool.iem.
The message text is:
19000:
No permissions for user %s.
One option: copy the dbatool.iem message file from a working system to
the non-working. However, you should probably worry about the other
message files too.
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