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table (informix.ext_tlr_1) is not in the database Technote informix sql error codes (troubleshooting) Problem(Abstract) Archecker table level restore returns ERROR: -206: informix isam error The specified table (informix.ext_tlr_1) is not in the database. Symptom Archecker table level restore isam error codes returns ERROR: -206: The specified table (informix.ext_tlr_1) is not in the database. Cause Previous restore attempts failed Resolving the problem If you repeatedly informix sqlca run the same archecker table-level restore, you must clean up the archecker table-level restore working files and tables from the previous runs. These working tables refer to acu_ tables in the sysutils database that are created during an archecker table-level restore. The archecker table-level restore working files
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and tables are kept after an archecker table-level restore completes in case these files and tables are needed for diagnosing problems. You can remove the working files and tables by explicitly running the command archecker -DX or by using the -d option when you run the next archecker table-level restore command. The -d option indicates that all files and tables from the previous run of archecker table-level restore are removed before the new restore begins. ontape example: archecker -tdvs -f schema_command_file onbar example: archecker -bdvs -f schema_command_file Document information More support for: Informix Servers Software version: 10.0, 11.1, 11.5, 11.7 Operating system(s): AIX, HP-UX, Linux, Solaris, Windows Reference #: 1452434 Modified date: 2012-09-10 Site availability Site assistance Contact and feedback Need support? Submit feedback to IBM Support 1-800-IBM-7378 (USA) Directory of worldwide contacts Contact Privacy Terms of use Accessibility
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raises. The RAISE EXCEPTION statement lets you generate an exception within the SPL routine. In an SPL routine, you cannot use exception handling to handle the following conditions: Success (row returned) Success (no rows returned) Trapping an Error and Recovering The ON EXCEPTION statement provides a mechanism to trap any error. To trap an error, enclose a group of statements in a statement block marked with BEGIN and END and add an ON EXCEPTION IN statement at the beginning of the statement block. If an error occurs in the block that follows the ON EXCEPTION statement, you can take recovery action. Figure 10-108 shows an ON EXCEPTION statement within a statement block. Figure 10-108 BEGIN DEFINE c INT; ON EXCEPTION IN ( -206, -- table does not exist -217 -- column does not exist ) SET err_num IF err_num = -206 THEN CREATE TABLE t (c INT); INSERT INTO t VALUES (10); -- continue after the insert statement ELSE ALTER TABLE t ADD(d INT); LET c = (SELECT d FROM t); -- continue after the select statement. END IF END EXCEPTION WITH RESUME INSERT INTO t VALUES (10); -- will fail if t does not exist LET c = (SELECT d FROM t); -- will fail if d does not exist END When an error occurs, the SPL interpreter searches for the innermost ON EXCEPTION declaration that traps the error. The first action after trapping the error is to reset the error. When execution of the error action code is complete, and if the ON EXCEPTION declaration that was raised included the WITH RESUME keywords, execution resumes automatically with the statement following the statement that generated the error. If the ON EXCEPTION declaration did not include the WITH RESUME keywords, execution exits the current block entirely. Scope of Control of an ON EXCEPTION Statement An ON EXCEPTION statement is valid for the statement block that follows the ON EXCEPTION statement, all the statement blocks nested within the following statement block, and all the statement blocks that follow the ON EXCEPTION statement. It is not valid in the statement block that contains the ON EXCEPTION statement. The pseudo code in Figure 10-109 shows where the exception is valid within the routine. That is, if error 201 occurs in any of the indicated blocks, the action labeled a201 occurs. Figure 10-109 CREATE PROCEDURE scope() DEFINE i INT