Informix Error -9792: User-defined-routine language initialization failed.
Cause and resolution
User-defined-routine language initialization failed.
A module failed to load, or an internal language error occurred. The following error message appears in the log:
ERROR: Initializing Language language_name Module module_name
Oninit® Troubleshooting Guidance
Reasons / Common Causes
-9792 fires when a UDR language's module fails to load, or an internal language error
occurs during its initialization — per the official guidance; logged as
ERROR: Initializing Language language_name Module module_name.
- The language's module failing to load, per the official guidance — the first named cause.
- An internal language error during initialization, per the official guidance — the second named cause.
Solutions / Resolution
- Check
online.logfor the named language and module, and verify the module file exists, is readable, and matches the expected language.
Examples
Checking the log message
ERROR: Initializing Language language_name Module module_name
Diagnostic Checks
- Check
online.logfor the specific language and module named, and verify the module's presence, permissions, and compatibility.
Related Errors / Related Topics
- -9790 — "Language Manager initialization failed." A related Language Manager error, on the Language Manager overall rather than a specific language's module.
- -9793 — "User Defined Routine (
) module load failed." A related module-loading error, for a specific routine's module rather than a language's initialization.
A UDR language's module failed to initialize — check online.log for the module name and
verify its presence/permissions.