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Troubleshooting Guide

INFORMATICA POWERMART 5
INFORMATICA POWERCENTER 5
(VERSION 5.1)

Informatica PowerMart/PowerCenter Troubleshooting Guide

Version 5.1.0
June 2001
Copyright (c) 2001 Informatica Corporation.
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Table of Contents
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About Informatica Documentation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vi
About this Book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . viii
About PowerCenter and PowerMart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . viii
Document Conventions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ix
Other Informatica Resources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . x
Accessing the Informatica Webzine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . x
Visiting the Informatica Web Site . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . x
Visiting the Informatica Developer Network . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . x
Obtaining Technical Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xi
New Features and Enhancements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xii
Version 5.1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xii
Version 5.0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xiii

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Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Informatica Client Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Client Message Boxes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Taking Action . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Designer Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Source Analyzer Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Warehouse Designer Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Transformation Developer Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Mapping Designer Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Business Components Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
XML Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Server Manager Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Repository Manager Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

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Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Error Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Session Log Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Server Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

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Taking Action . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Informatica Server Messages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
BR Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
CMN Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
DBGR Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
EP Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
FR Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
FTP Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
LDBG Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
LM Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
NTS Codes

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104

ODL Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113

PMF Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115
REP Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118
RR Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 151
SM Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 154
TE Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 157
TM Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 159
VAR Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 168
WID Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 174
WRT Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 178
XMLW Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 192

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Preface
Welcome to PowerMart and PowerCenter, Informaticas integrated suite of software products
that deliver an open, scalable solution addressing the complete life cycle for data warehouse
and analytic application development. Both PowerMart and PowerCenter combine the latest
technology enhancements for reliably managing data repositories and delivering information
resources in a timely, usable manner.
The metadata repository coordinates and drives a variety of core functions including
extraction, transformation, loading, and management. The Informatica Server can extract
large volumes of data from multiple platforms, handle complex transformations, and support
high-speed loads. PowerMart and PowerCenter can simplify and accelerate the process of
moving data warehouses from development to test to full production.

About Informatica Documentation

The complete set of printed documentation for PowerMart and PowerCenter includes the
following books:

Designer Guide. Provides information needed to use the Designer. Includes information to
help you create mappings, mapplets, and transformations. Also includes a description of
the transformation datatypes used to process and transform source data.

Getting Started. Provides basic tutorials for getting started. Also contains documentation
about the sample repository.

Installation and Configuration Guide. Provides information needed to install and

configure the Informatica tools, including details on environment variables and database
connections.

Metadata Reporter Guide. Provides information on how to install and use the web-based
Metadata Reporter to generate reports on the metadata in PowerMart and PowerCenter
repositories.

Repository Guide. Provides information needed to administer the repository using the
Repository Manager or the pmrep command line program. Includes details on
functionality available in the Repository Manager, such as creating and maintaining
repositories, folders, users, groups, and permissions and privileges.

Session and Server Guide. Provides information to help you create and run sessions in the
Server Manager, as well as administer the Informatica Server. Also contains information on
tuning sessions and the Informatica Server for better performance.

Transformation Language Reference. Provides syntax descriptions and examples for each
transformation function provided with PowerMart and PowerCenter.

Troubleshooting Guide. Provides error messages that you might encounter while using
PowerMart or PowerCenter. Each error message includes one or more possible causes and
actions that you can take to correct the condition.
Documentation available with our other products includes:

Informatica Metadata Exchange SDK User Guide. Provides information about the
second generation of Metadata Exchange interfaces for PowerMart and PowerCenter
repositories.

Informatica PowerChannel User Guide. Provides information on how to transport

compressed and encrypted data through a secure channel.

PowerCenter Integration Server for BW Installation Guide. Provides information to

install and configure PCISBW for loading source data into a SAP Business Warehouse. It
also contains basic instructions for loading into BW.

PowerConnect for IBM DB2 Installation Guide. Provides information on setting up

a mainframe environment to work with PowerCenter, including connectivity issues for
mainframe and DB2 databases.

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PowerConnect for IBM MQSeries User and Administrator Guide. Provides

information to install PowerConnect for IBM MQSeries, build mappings, extract data
from message queues, and load data to message queues.

PowerConnect for PeopleSoft User and Administrator Guide. Provides information to

install PowerConnect for PeopleSoft, extract data from PeopleSoft, build mappings, and
run sessions to load PeopleSoft source data into your data warehouse.

PowerConnect for SAP R/3 User and Administrator Guide. Provides information to
install PowerConnect for SAP R/3, extract data from SAP R/3, build mappings, and run
sessions to load SAP R/3 data into a data warehouse.

PowerConnect for Siebel User and Administrator Guide. Provides information to

install PowerConnect for Siebel, extract data from Siebel systems, build mappings, and run
sessions to load Siebel source data into a data warehouse.

PowerPlug User Guide. Provides information on how to use PowerPlug to extract

metadata from leading data modeling tools and import it into PowerMart/PowerCenter
repositories through Informatica Metadata Exchange SDK.

PowerBridge for Hyperion Essbase Server User Guide. Provides information on how
to use PowerBridge to export multi-dimensional metadata from PowerMart/PowerCenter
repositories into the Hyperion Integration Server through Informatica Metadata Exchange
SDK.

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About this Book

The Troubleshooting Guide is written for all PowerMart and PowerCenter users. It contains
troubleshooting information for all aspects of data warehouse development, including source
analysis, transformation development, mapping development, and running sessions. This
guide assumes you have knowledge about your operating systems, relational database
concepts, and the interface requirements for your supporting applications.
The online help and Adobe Acrobat versions of this book contain material for PowerMart 5.1/
PowerCenter 5.1. The printed version of this book contains material for PowerMart 5.0/
PowerCenter 5.0. To view printed material for the new features in PowerMart 5.1/ PowerCenter
5.1, refer to the PowerMart/PowerCenter Supplemental Guide.
The material in this book is available for online use.

About PowerCenter and PowerMart

This guide contains information about both PowerMart and PowerCenter. The
documentation explicitly mentions software features that differ between the two products.

If You Are Using PowerCenter

With PowerCenter, you receive all product functionality, including the ability to register
multiple servers, share metadata across repositories, and partition data.
A PowerCenter license lets you create a single repository that you can configure as a global
repository, the core component of a data warehouse.
When this guide mentions a PowerCenter Server, it is referring to an Informatica Server with
a PowerCenter license.

If You Are Using PowerMart

This version of PowerMart includes all features except distributed metadata, multiple
registered servers, and data partitioning. Also, the various options available with PowerCenter
(such as PowerCenter Integration Server for BW, PowerConnect for IBM DB2,
PowerConnect for IBM MQSeries, PowerConnect for SAP R/3, PowerConnect for Siebel,
and PowerConnect for PeopleSoft) are not available with PowerMart.
When this guide mentions a PowerMart Server, it is referring to an Informatica Server with a
PowerMart license.

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In addition to the product manuals, Informatica provides these other resources:

Informatica Webzine
Informatica web site
Informatica Developer Network
Informatica Technical Support

Accessing the Informatica Webzine

The Informatica Documentation Team delivers an online journal, the Informatica Webzine.
This journal provides solutions to common tasks, conceptual overviews of industry-standard
technology, detailed descriptions of specific features, and tips and tricks to help you develop
data warehouses. You can access the webzine at:
http://www.informatica.com/webzine
The Informatica Webzine is a password-protected site. Informatica has an online registration
form for login accounts to its webzine and web support. To register for an account, go to the
following URL:
http://www.informatica.com/support/webpaswdreq.html
If you have any questions, please email [email protected].
To better serve your needs, the Informatica Documentation Team welcomes all comments and
suggestions. You can send comments and suggestions to:
[email protected]

Visiting the Informatica Web Site

You can access Informaticas corporate web site at http://www.informatica.com. The site
contains information about Informatica, its background, upcoming events, and locating your
closest sales office. You will also find product information, as well as literature and partner
information. The services area of the site includes important information on technical
support, training and education, and implementation services.

Visiting the Informatica Developer Network

The Informatica Developer Network is a web-based forum for third-party software
developers. You can access the Informatica Developer Network at
http://devnet.informatica.com. The site contains information on how to create, market, and
support customer-oriented add-on solutions based on Informaticas interoperability
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Obtaining Technical Support

There are many ways to access Informatica technical support. You can call or email your
nearest Technical Support Center listed below or you can use our WebSupport Service.
Both WebSupport and our Customer Site require a user name and password. To receive a user
name and password, please contact us at [email protected] or call 650-687-6300.
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This section describes new features and enhancements to PowerMart and PowerCenter.

Version 5.1
The following list describes new features and enhancements in PowerMart 5.1/PowerCenter
5.1.

Performance Enhancements
High precision decimal arithmetic. The Informatica Server optimizes data throughput to
increase performance of sessions using the Enable Decimal Arithmetic option.

To_Decimal and Aggregate functions. The Informatica Server uses improved algorithms
to increase performance of To_Decimal and all aggregate functions such as percentile,
median, and average.

Cache management. The Informatica Server uses better cache management to increase
performance of Aggregator, Joiner, Lookup, and Rank transformations.

Partition sessions with sorted aggregation. You can partition sessions with Aggregator
transformation that use sorted input. This improves memory usage and increases
performance of sessions that have sorted data.

Relaxed Data Code Page Validation

When enabled, the Informatica Client and Informatica Server lift code page selection and
validation restrictions. You can select any supported code page for source, target, lookup, and
stored procedure data.

Designer Features and Enhancements

Debug mapplets. You can debug a mapplet within a mapping in the Mapping Designer.
You can set breakpoints in transformations in the mapplet.

Support for slash character (/) in table and field names. You can use the Designer to
import source and target definitions with table and field names containing the slash
character (/). This allows you to import SAP BW source definitions by connecting directly
to the underlying database tables.

Server Manager Features and Enhancements

Continuous sessions. You can schedule a session to run continuously. A continuous
session starts automatically when the Load Manager starts. When the session stops, it
restarts immediately without rescheduling. Use continuous sessions when reading real time
sources, such as IBM MQSeries.

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Partition sessions with sorted aggregators. You can partition sessions with sorted
aggregators in a mapping.

Register multiple servers against a local repository. You can register multiple PowerCenter
Servers against a local repository.

Version 5.0
The following list describes new features and enhancements in PowerMart 5.0/PowerCenter
5.0.

Designer Features and Enhancements

Debugger. You can debug a mapping from the Mapping Designer. Using the Debugger
Wizard, choose to run the Debugger against an existing session in debug mode or create a
debug session. Before you debug a mapping, set breakpoints in the mapping where you
want the Informatica Server to evaluate data and error conditions. The Debugger pauses
when a breakpoint evaluates to true, and you can change transformation output data.

Double-click folder icon to open the folder and tool. When you double-click a folder
icon in the Navigator window, the Designer opens the folder and displays the last tool that
was active within that folder.

Find in Workspace tool. You can search for text strings in tables, columns, or ports across
all open objects in the workspace.

Full screen view. You can view the workspace over the entire screen. The Designer hides
the menu, the Navigator and Output windows, and the title bar to maximize the
workspace window.

Invalid mapping icon. The Designer displays a new icon for invalid mappings in the
Navigator window.

Lookup cache. You can use a dynamic lookup cache in a Lookup transformation. When
you use a dynamic lookup cache, the Informatica Server updates the lookup cache during
the session run. Also, you can share persistent lookup caches within and across mappings
by naming the cache files.

Mapping parameters and variables. Create mapping parameters and variables in a mapplet
or mapping to make mappings more flexible. Mapping parameters and variables represent
values in mappings and mapplets. Use mapping parameters and variables to reduce the
overhead of creating multiple mappings when only certain attributes of a mapping need to
change.

New Designer shortcut keys. New shortcut keys allow you to cut, copy, paste, and delete
rows when you edit a repository object.

New workspace look. You can select two colors to create a color gradient for the title bars
of repository objects. Other components of the workspace, such as links, arrows, and tool
title, also have a sharper, three-dimensional look.

Object import and export. You can export objects from a repository and import objects
into a repository. When you export a repository object, the Designer or Server Manager

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creates an XML file describing the repository metadata. Use the XML file to import
repository objects into a repository. You can export and import sources, targets,
transformations, mapplets, mappings, and sessions.

Preview data. The Designer allows you to preview data for relational sources, flat file
sources, and relational targets.

Retain relationships and source or target definition descriptions when re-importing a

source or target definition. When you re-import a source or target definition, you have
the option of retaining primary and foreign key relationships and source or target
descriptions.

Resizable Expression Editor. You can resize the Expression Editor by dragging the corner
of the dialog box.

Router transformation. The Designer allows you to use a Router transformation to test
data based on multiple conditions. The Router transformation allows you to route groups
of data to a transformation or a target.

Save mappings and mapplets under a different name. The Designer allows you to save
mappings and mapplets under a different name within the same folder.

XML sources and targets. You can use XML data as a source or target. You can create
source and target definitions from an XML, DTD, or XML schema file and use them in
mappings. When you run a session, you can read data from an XML source file and
validate it against a DTD. You can also write data from any type of source to an XML file.

Informatica Server Enhancements

Expanded pmcmd capability. You can use the command line program pmcmd to specify a
parameter file when you start a session or batch. This allows you to change the values of
session parameters, and mapping parameters and variables at runtime.

Parallel data processing. Available with PowerCenter only. If you run the Informatica
Server on a symmetric multi-processing system, you can use multiple CPUs to process a
session concurrently. You configure partitions in the session properties based on source
qualifiers. The Informatica Server reads, transforms, and writes partitions of data in
parallel for a single session.

Process session data using threads. The Informatica Server runs on two processes: the
Load Manager process and the DTM process. The DTM process creates threads to
perform session tasks, such as reading, transforming, and writing data as well as
performing pre-and post-session operations.

Metadata Reporter
The Metadata Reporter is a web-based application that enables you to run reports against
repository metadata. With the Metadata Reporter, you can access information about your
repository without having knowledge of SQL, the transformation language, or the underlying
tables in the repository.

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Repository Manager Features and Enhancements

Compare Folders. You can compare the contents of folders in the same repository or across
different repositories.

Copy and Replace Folder Wizard. You can maintain shortcuts from local to global
repositories when you copy and replace folders. When copying folders, you can select the
shared folder to associate shortcuts.

Display user privileges. The Manage Privileges dialog box displays all user and group
privileges so you can assign and revoke privileges by selecting the appropriate option.

pmrep. A command-line utility for Windows NT/2000 that allows you to perform
repository tasks and change session-related parameters. Using pmrep, you can connect to,
back up, delete, and restore a repository. Additional pmrep commands allow you to update
database connectivity information for a repository, update email address information for
session notification email, and update server variables.

Server Manager Features and Enhancements

Additional email variables. With new email variables, you can configure post-session
email to include information, such as the mapping used during the session.

Additional server variables. You can configure several new server variables when
registering a server. Server variables such as $PMSuccessEmailUser allow you to configure
sessions without hard-coding information.

Copy session. You can copy sessions across folders and repositories using the Copy Session
Wizard in the Server Manager.

Enhanced user security. You can set read, write, and execute permissions for users and
groups to restrict access to database, FTP, and external loader connections.

Global validation of sessions. You can validate a specified set of sessions in a folder or
validate all of the invalid sessions in a folder.

Read-only privileges for sessions. You can set user and group permissions and privileges
that allow users to view, but not edit, session properties.

Session parameters. Create session parameters to reuse sessions. You can create parameters
for database connections, reject files, and file sources and targets. You can also use a builtin session parameter for the session log. Define session parameters in the session parameter
file.

Sybase IQ 12 External Loader. You can use Sybase IQ 12 external loaders to load
multibyte data. Null characters and delimiters can be up to four bytes long.

Teradata External Loader. You can use Teradata external loaders to load single-byte data.
The Teradata external loader uses ASCII-based single-byte code pages.

Transformation Language Enhancements

You can use two new built-in system variables with PowerMart and PowerCenter:

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SESSSTARTTIME. Returns the system date value on the machine hosting the
Informatica Server when the server initializes the session. You can use SESSSTARTTIME
within any function that accepts transformation date/time datatypes using the
transformation language.

$$$SessStartTime. Returns the system date value on the machine hosting the Informatica
Server when the server initializes the session. You can use $$$SessStartTime at the
mapping level in the filter condition, user-defined join, or SQL override of a source
qualifier. You can also use $$$SessStartTime in session-level overrides for mapping
attributes.
You can also use four new variable functions with mapping variables:

SetCountVariable. Counts the number of evaluated rows and increment or decrement a

mapping variable for each row.

SetMaxVariable. Evaluates the value of a mapping variable to the higher of two values.
SetMinVariable. Evaluates the value of a mapping variable to the lower of two values.
SetVariable. Sets the value of a mapping variable to a specified value.

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Client Error Messages

This chapter covers the following error message topics:

Overview, 2
Designer Messages, 3
Source Analyzer Messages, 7
Warehouse Designer Messages, 8
Transformation Developer Messages, 10
Mapping Designer Messages, 11
Business Components Messages, 13
XML Messages, 15
Server Manager Messages, 18
Repository Manager Messages, 26

Overview
The Informatica Client displays messages while performing tasks. Many of these messages are
informational, but some are error messages. You can use this chapter to help determine what
causes error messages to appear and what measures you can take to correct the problems.
This chapter contains messages displayed in the following locations:

Designer, Server Manager, and Repository Manager status bars and output window
Client message boxes

Informatica Client Messages

The Informatica Client tools display messages in the status bar as you perform tasks, such as
opening or copying objects. For example, the Designer displays error messages when you
perform tasks that are not permitted, such as copying an object to a folder where you do not
have write permission.
While the Informatica Client tools do not allow you to perform illegal tasks, you can
determine the likely cause of the problem by noting the message in the status bar, then
consulting this chapter for details.
Status bar and output window messages are listed alphabetically, by tool.

Client Message Boxes

When you work with the Designer, Server Manager, or Repository Manager, a message box
might appear with repository-related error messages. These repository-related messages begin
with the text prefix REP. See REP Codes on page 118 for details on these messages.

Taking Action
This chapter lists possible causes for each error message with recommended actions for each
cause. Before taking action, make sure to read all possible causes listed under the error
message to identify the most likely source of your error. You might try all of the actions listed
or only one, depending on the situation.
If you follow the suggested instructions but the problem persists, please contact Informatica
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Designer Messages
The following general messages might appear in the status bar, output window, or message
boxes of the Designer:
All of the selected objects must be the same type.

Cause:

You tried to drag objects of a different type, such as source and target
definitions, at the same time.

Action:

You cannot drag objects of differing types. Drag the object types separately.

Cannot select a mapping/mapplet along with another source/target/transformation/mapping/

mapplet. Please clear the selection before adding this object.

Cause:

You tried to select a mapplet/mapping when a source/target/transformation

was already selected, or you tried to select a source/target/transformation when
a mapplet/mapping was already selected.

Action:

Clear the selection before adding the object.

Cannot step to the selected transformation.

Cause:

You cannot step to the selected transformation.

Action:

Select a different transformation.

Copy this object to the selected folder?

Cause:

You dragged an object from a non-shared folder to another non-shared folder.

Or you used Ctrl-drag to copy an object from a shared folder to a non-shared
folder.

Action:

Select a different character for the escape character or the delimiter.

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Failed to validate field <field name>, the content of this field is incorrect.

Cause:

You tried to modify the default value for RANKINDEX for the Rank
transformation.

Action:

Do not change any default values for the RANKINDEX field.

A fatal error has occurred. Please see the session or server log for more information.

Cause:

When you ran the Debugger, an error occurred in the Informatica Server.

Action:

Check the session and server log for information on the error.

The folder <folder name> is already open. To activate it, select the folder in the drop-down list on
the toolbar.

Cause:

You attempted to open a folder that was already open.

Action:

To activate the open folder, select the folder in the drop-down list on the
toolbar.

In transformation <transformation name>, group <group name> has invalid group type.

Cause:

You changed the Router transformation group type from INPUT or

OUTPUT to INPUT/OUTPUT in the exported XML file.

Action:

Make sure there is no INPUT/OUTPUT group type.

No existing valid sessions are available for this mapping. Please verify a valid session exists
that does not have recovery enabled.

Cause:

You tried to debug a mapping that has no valid sessions.

Add another line of data and reimport.

This object cannot be copied.

Cause:
Action:

You tried to copy a schema.

You cannot copy schemas. If you want a second instance of a schema you must
recreate the schema with the Star Schema Wizard.

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Drag the repository object into an open folder in the Navigator or into an
open workspace.

Switch to the Mapping Designer and open this mapping.

Cause:

You dragged a mapping from the Navigator to the Source Analyzer, Warehouse
Designer, or Transformation Developer workspace.

Action:

If you drop the mapping in the workspace, the Designer switches to the
Mapping Designer then opens the mapping.

Syntax error: bad variable name (the variables name NEWVARIABLE1).

Cause:

You altered the XML file or created an invalid mapping variable name. The
imported mapping variable has an invalid name. The name has to start with
$$, has to be longer than two characters, can only have alpha numerics and
underscores.

You altered the XML file or created an invalid mapping variable name. The
imported mapping variable name is not unique within the imported mapping.

Action:

Make sure mapping variable names are unique within any mapping.

You do not have write permission on the selected folder.

Cause:
Action:

You dragged a repository object into a folder or folder workspace for which
you do not have write permission.
If you do not have write permission for a folder, you cannot copy objects,
create shortcuts, or edit objects within that folder. If you require write
permission for the folder, have the repository administrator or folder owner
evaluate the situation and grant the write permission accordingly.

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Source Analyzer Messages

The following messages may appear in the Designer status bar and message boxes when
working with the Source Analyzer tool:
Copy these sources.

Cause:

You dragged sources from one folder to another or you held down the Ctrl key
as you dragged sources.

Action:

If you drop the sources in an open folder, the Designer copies dragged sources.

The null character you have entered is not valid in this code page. Please enter a different null
character.

Cause:

You tried to import a flat file source that contains no data.

Action:

Make sure the flat file you are importing contains data.

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Warehouse Designer Messages

The following messages may appear in the Designer status bar and message boxes when
working with the Warehouse Designer tool:
Cannot copy schemas.

Cause:

You dragged a target or schema into the Warehouse Designer with the same
folder workbook open.

Action:

If you drop the target or schema, the Designer opens that object.

Switch versions and create targets from these sources.

Cause:

In the Warehouse Designer, you created targets from sources in a different

version by dragging those sources into a different version.

Action:

If you drop the sources, the Designer switches versions then creates targets
from those sources in the open version.

Switch versions and open these <object name>.

Cause:

You dragged targets or schemas from the Navigator into an open Warehouse
Designer workbook of the same folder, but different version.

Action:

If you drop the targets or schemas, the Designer switches to the target/schema
version then opens the objects.

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Transformation Developer Messages

The following messages may appear in the Designer status bar and message boxes when
working with the Transformation Developer tool:
Copy these transformations.

Cause:

You dragged transformations from one folder to another folder, or you held
the Ctrl key as you dragged transformations from a shared folder.

Action:

If you drop the transformations, the Designer copies those transformations.

Open these transformations.

Cause:

You dragged transformations from the Navigator into a Transformation

Developer workbook.

Action:

If you drop the transformations, the Designer opens them.

Switch versions and open these transformations.

Cause:

You dragged transformations from the Navigator into an open Transformation

Developer workbook of the same folder, but different version.

Action:

If you drop the transformations, the Designer switches the version then opens
the transformations.

Transformations can be opened in the Transformation Developer.

Cause:
Action:

You dragged a source, target, or mapping into the Transformation Developer.

You can only edit transformations in the Transformation Developer. To edit
other objects, open the appropriate tool.

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Mapping Designer Messages

The following messages may appear in the Designer status bar and message boxes when
working with the Mapping Designer tool:
Add these <object name> to this mapping.

Cause:

You dragged objects from the Navigator into the Mapping Designer
workbook.

Action:

If you drop the objects, the Designer opens the objects in the currently open
mapping. If no mapping is open, the Designer creates a new mapping.

Copy these <object name> and add them to this mapping.

Cause:

You held the Ctrl key and copied objects from the Navigator into the Mapping
Designer with a different version open.

Action:

If you drop the objects, the Designer copies the object to the version, then
adds them to the mapping. If no mapping is open, the Designer creates a new
mapping.

Copy this mapping.

Cause:

You copied a mapping from one folder to another, or you held the Ctrl key
and copied a mapping from a shared folder to another folder.

Action:

If you drop the mapping in the new folder, the Designer copies the mapping.

The expression of group <group name> for transformation <transformation name> cannot be
empty.

Cause:

In the Router transformation, the filter condition of a user defined group is

empty.

Action:

Enter a value for the group expression.

The expression of group <group name> for transformation <transformation name> has to be
empty.

Cause:

You are trying to import a Router transformation with a default group that
contains a filter condition. DEFAULT groups cannot have filter conditions.

Action:

Edit the XML file and remove the filter condition for the default group.

This object cannot be used in a mapping.

Cause:

You dragged an object that cannot be used in a mapping, such as a schema.

Action:

Only sources, targets, transformations, mapplets, and mappings can be

dragged into the Mapping Designer. To edit other objects, open the
appropriate tool.

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Open this mapping.

Cause:

You dragged a mapping from the Navigator to the Mapping Designer.

Action:

If you drop the mapping, the Designer opens it.

Switch versions and open these <object name>.

Cause:
Action:

You dragged an object from the Navigator into an open Mapping Designer
workbook of the same folder, but different version.
If you drop the object, the Designer switches the version. If the dragged object
is a mapping, the Designer then opens the mapping. If the dragged object is
not a mapping, the Designer adds the object to an open mapping or creates a
new mapping then adds the object.

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Business Components Messages

The following messages may appear in the Designer status bar and message boxes when
working with business components:
Cannot copy/move directory: The destination directory is a subdirectory of the source directory.

Cause:

You tried to move a directory into a subdirectory.

Action:

Check the directory structure before moving directories.

Cannot copy to an inactive version. Use Repository-Change Version to switch to that version first.

Cause:

You tried to copy a directory from an active version node to an inactive

version.

Action:

Change the inactive version to active and then copy the directory. Choose
Repository-Change Version and select the active version. Click OK. The active
version displays below the business components node. You can then drag and
drop the directory into the active version.

Cannot create a business component at the root level: please select a directory to use.

Cause:

You tried to put an object directly in a business components node.

Action:

You can put an object in a directory in the business components node, but not
directly in the business components node.

Only Sources and Mapplets can be placed in Business Components.

Cause:

You tried to place a transformation, cube, mapping, or target in a business

components directory.

Action:

Business component directories support sources and mapplets only.

<object name> already exists in <directory name>.

Cause:

You tried to have two sources or mapplets with identical names in the same
directory.

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XML Messages
The following messages might appear in the status bar and message boxes of the Designer:
Cannot change cardinality! The selected cardinality will cause groups <group names> to be
invalid.

Cause:

You tried to change the cardinality of an element that invalidates the group.

Action:

You cannot change the cardinality of an element if it violates the structure

defined in the associated DTD or XML schema.

<Column name> cannot be pivoted since it is a key column.

Cause:

You tried to pivot a column designated as a primary key.

Action:

Select another column to pivot. You cannot pivot a column that is designated
as a primary key.

Column cannot be added since it will make the group invalid. If you add this element/attribute,
the multiple occurring parent for this group will move down to <column name>. Remove the
primary key <column name> before adding this element/attribute.

Cause:

You tried to add a column to the group that can turn the primary key in the
group into a multiple-occurring column and invalidate the group.

Action:

Remove the primary key before adding the column. When you have completed
modifying your group, set an appropriate column as a key.

Column cannot be pivoted. All columns under the same multiple occurring parent should be
either pivoted or unpivoted. Column <column name> is pivoted while column <column name> is
not.

Cause:

You have a pivoted and an unpivoted column under the same multiple
occurring parent.

Action:

This is a warning. If you pivot an element, you must also pivot all its sibling
elements included in the group. You may get this warning if you are pivoting
several elements or attributes in a group. You can proceed with the action if
you are sure you want to pivot the element or attribute.

Column cannot be unpivoted. All columns under the same multiple occurring parent should be
either pivoted or unpivoted. Column <column name> and column <column name> are pivoted.

Cause:

You have a pivoted and an unpivoted column under the same multiple
occurring parent.

Action:

This is a warning. You may get this warning if you are pivoting several
elements or attributes in a group. You can proceed with the action if you are
sure you want to pivot the element or attribute.

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Denormalized group cannot be created since XML Element/Attribute <column name> has a
many to many relationship with XML Element/Attribute <column name>.

Cause:

You have at least two multiple-occurring elements in the group with a manyto-many relationship.

Action:

You cannot put more than one multiple-occurring elements with a many-tomany relationship in the same group. The multiple-occurring elements in a
denormalized group must have a one-to-many relationship.

Element/Attribute <element or attribute name> occurs only once and cannot be pivoted.

Cause:

You tried to pivot an element that occurs only once.

Action:

This is a warning. It is not necessary to pivot a column that occurs only once.
You can proceed with the action if you are sure you want to pivot the column.

Group <group name> cannot be related to group <group name>. Related groups should be under
the same XML tree branch.

Cause:

You tried to set a foreign key to relate to the primary key of a group that is
lower on the parent chain than the current group.

Action:

Relate to another primary key. You can only set a foreign key to relate to the
primary key of a group that is higher in the parent chain than the current
group.

A key <column name> already exists at this level. <Column name> has a one-one
correspondence with <column name>.

Cause:

You tried to add a key to a hierarchy level that already has a key.

Action:

You cannot have more than one key for one hierarchy level.

Only leaf elements can be pivoted. <Column name> refers to a non-leaf element <element
name> and cannot be pivoted.

Cause:

You tried to pivot a column that points to an element that is not a leaf
element.

Action:

Select another column to pivot. You can pivot only attributes and leaf
elements.

Source file name has to be less than 80 characters long for DBD <file name>.

Cause:
Action:

You changed the XML file so that the DBD FILENAME attribute is greater or
equal to 80 characters.
Make sure the FILENAME attribute is less than 80 characters.

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The XML file has fewer elements than the pivot value specified. Element <element name>
appears only <number> times in the XML file.

Cause:

The pivot value you set is larger than the number of times the element appears
in the XML file you are importing from.

Action:

This is a warning. You can proceed with the action if you know that the pivot
value will match the number of times the element appears in the source XML
when you run the session.

You cannot have a pivoted column and an unpivoted column referring to the same element.
Column <column name> is pivoted while column <column name> is not.

Cause:

You have a pivoted and an unpivoted column in one group pointing to the
same element.

Action:

This is a warning. You may get this warning if you are pivoting the same
element into several columns in a group. You can proceed with the action if
you are sure you want to pivot the column.

You cannot have two multiple occurring elements in the same group. XML Element/Attribute
<column name> has a many to many relationship with XML Element/Attribute <column name>.

Cause:

You have at least two multiple-occurring elements in the group with a manyto-many relationship.

Action:

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Server Manager Messages

The following messages might appear in the status bar and message boxes of the Server
Manager:
Cannot edit this session. The session is opened as read-only.

Cause:

You do not have read permissions for global objects associated with this
session.

Action:

Obtain the correct permissions before editing the session.

Cannot export session. The mapping associated with this session does not exist.

Cause:

The mapping might have been deleted or does not exist.

Action:

Delete the session.

Cannot export session. The mapping associated with this session is invalid.

Cause:
Action:

You do not have privileges to edit FTP connection permissions.

Obtain the correct privilege.

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The current user does not have the privilege to edit the database permissions.

Cause:

You do not have privileges to edit the database connection permissions.

Action:

Obtain the correct privilege.

The current user does not have the privilege to edit external loader permissions.

Cause:

You do not have privileges to edit the external loader connection permissions.

Action:

Obtain the correct privilege.

The current user does not have the privilege to add a database connection.

Cause:

You do not have privileges to create sessions and batches to add a database
connection.

Action:

Obtain the correct privileges to create sessions and batches to add a database
connection.

The current user does not have the privilege to add external loader connection.

Cause:

You do not have privileges to create sessions and batches to add an external
loader connection.

Action:

Obtain the correct permissions to create sessions and batches to add an

external loader connection.

The current user does not have the privilege to add new FTP connection.

Cause:

You do not have privileges to create sessions and batches to add a new FTP
connection.

Action:

Obtain the correct permissions to create sessions and batches to add a new
FTP connection.

The current user does not have the privilege to add or edit server information.

Cause:

You lack administrative privileges for the Server Manager to add or edit the
Informatica Server information.

Action:

Obtain administrative privileges for the Server Manager.

The current user does not have the privilege to delete external loader information.

Cause:

The object might be in use. Or you are not the owner of the object. Or you do
not have write permissions to delete the external loader connection.

Action:

Make sure the object is not in use and that you have write permissions to
delete the external loader connection.

The current user does not have the privilege to delete the database connection.

Cause:

The object might be in use. Or you are not the owner of the object. Or you do
not have write permissions to delete the database connection.

Action:

Make sure the object is not in use and that you have write permissions to
delete the object.

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The current user does not have the privilege to delete FTP information.

Cause:

The object that uses the FTP connection might be in use. Or you are not the
owner of the object. Or you do not have write permissions to delete the FTP
connection.

Action:

Make sure the object is not in use and that you have write permissions to
delete the FTP connection.

The current user does not have the privilege to delete the server information.

Cause:

You lack administrative privileges for the Server Manager to add or edit the
Informatica Server information.

Action:

Obtain administrative privileges for the Server Manager.

The current user does not have the privilege to edit the database connection.

Cause:

The object might be in use. Or you are not the owner of the object. Or you do
not have write permissions to edit the object.

Action:

Make sure the object is not in use and that you have write permissions to edit
the object.

The current user does not have the privilege to edit external loader information.

Cause:

The object might be in use. Or you are not the owner of the object. Or you do
not have write permissions to edit the object.

Action:

Make sure the object is not in use and that you have write permissions to edit
the object.

The current user does not have the privilege to edit FTP information.

Cause:

The object might be in use. Or you are not the owner of the object. Or you do
not have write permissions to edit the object.

Action:

Make sure the object is not in use and that you have write permissions to edit
the object.

The data cache size for a session is recommended not to exceed 24000 KB.

Cause:

The total size for the data and index caches for the session is greater than 24
MB. If you partitioned the session, the memory usage increases beyond the
Informatica Server memory limit.

Action:

Decrease the data and index cache sizes. Or remove the partitions. Partitions
with Aggregator and Joiner transformations use more memory.

Failed to connect to server- timeout reached.

Cause:
Action:

Designer sent a request to Load Manager and the request timed out.
Check to see if the Informatica Server is running. Or increase the length of
time between timeouts. To increase the length of timeouts for Windows NT/
2000 systems, select the Miscellaneous tab in the Informatica Server Setup.
Increase number of seconds in the Stay Connected for (secs) setting. To

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increase the length of timeouts for UNIX systems, run the pmconfig utility
and increase the number of seconds for the
LMStayConnectedToRepositForDuration setting.
Failed to validate transformation field <field name>.

Cause:

Internal error. The field ID or the table ID that the field belongs to is zero.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

FTP or External Loader option cannot be used when the merge target option is turned on.

Cause:

You selected the merge target in target options, and in the partition options,
you selected loader options.

Action:

Choose either to merge target or loader options, not both.

In the output group <group name>, two output fields <field name> and <field name> cannot
refer to the same input field.

Cause:

Two output fields of an output group refer to the same input field in the
Router transformation.

Action:

Make sure the two output fields in the same output group refer to different
input fields.

Incorrect date format. Please enter the date in MM/DD/YYYY hh:mi:ss format.

Cause:

The date or date/time key does not have the Informatica date format.

Action:

Correct the date or date/time format to follow the Informatica date format
MM/DD/YYYY hh:mi:ss.

The index cache size for a session is recommended not to exceed 12000 KB.

Cause:

The total size for the data and index caches for the session is greater than 24
MB. If you partitioned the session, the memory usage increases beyond the
Informatica Server memory limit.

Action:

Decrease the data and index cache sizes. Or remove the partitions. Partitions
with Aggregator and Joiner transformations use more memory.

Internal Error Encountered While Exporting Session.

Cause:

You might have a corrupt XML file or DTD file.

Action:

Try exporting again. If this error occurs again, contact Informatica Technical
Support.

Invalid input. Please check the source file or check the file delimiter.

Cause:

You specified an incorrect delimiter in the Server Manager.

Action:

Enter the correct delimiter for the source file in the session properties.

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Invalid session cannot be copied.

Cause:

The session is invalid. You cannot copy an invalid session.

Action:

Validate the session and then copy it.

Join condition for <Joiner transformation> is empty. Reverting back to the old value.

Cause:

You deleted the join condition in the Server Manager.

Action:

The Server Manager uses the join value in memory to run the session.

The output field <field name> in output group <group name> refers to an invalid input field.

Cause:

The output field of a output group refers to an input field which does not exist
in the INPUT group.

Action:

Make sure the output field value of REF_FIELD is one of the input field
names.

The owner of the object was not found. The ownership is changed.

Cause:

The Server Manager could not find the owner of the object because the owner
might have been deleted. The Server Manager assigned a default owner to the
object.

Action:

Change the default owner to a different owner.

Permissions for owners user or group cannot be removed.

Cause:

You tried to delete permissions for database, FTP, or external loader

connections.

Action:

Contact the object owner or Administrator to delete permissions for these

objects.

Permissions for world cannot be removed.

Cause:

You tried to delete permissions for world.

Action:

Contact the object owner or Administrator to delete permissions for these

objects.

The server <Informatica Server name> and target database <target database connection> do not
have compatible code pages (one way compatibility is required). Do you want to save the
session?

Cause:

Action:

Validation error. The code page of the target database connection used in the
session is not a superset of the Informatica Server code page. When the
Informatica Server runs in the Unicode data movement mode, this causes the
session to fail.
If the Informatica Server to execute the session runs in ASCII mode, you can
ignore this warning. If the Informatica Server runs in Unicode mode, correct
this problem before executing the session.

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To correct the problem, choose the most appropriate of the following actions:
choose a different target database connection; choose a different Informatica
Server to run the session; correct the code page configured for the target
database connection; correct the code page registered for the Informatica
Server.
The server <Informatica Server name> and target file <file name> do not have compatible code
pages. (One way compatibility is required.)

Cause:

Validation error. The code page of the target file used in the session is not a
superset of the Informatica Server code page. When the Informatica Server
runs in the Unicode data movement mode, this causes the session to fail.

Action:

If the Informatica Server to execute the session runs in ASCII mode, you can
ignore this warning. If the Informatica Server runs in Unicode mode, correct
this problem before executing the session.
To correct the problem, choose the most appropriate of the following actions:
choose a different target file and code page; choose a different Informatica
Server to run the session; correct the code page registered for the Informatica
Server.

Server <Informatica Server name> did not start the session <session name> since the session
parameter file was not found.

Cause:

The Informatica Server could not find the session parameter file you specified.
The file could be missing.

Action:

Check that the session parameter file exists.

Server <Informatica Server name> did not start the session <session name> since session
variable expansion failed.

Cause:

The variables in the session parameter file are missing or not defined.

Action:

Check the parameter files and make sure the variables are defined.

Server information associated with this session or batch is not found. Please edit and save the
session or batch and try again.

Cause:

The session or batch does not have an associated Informatica Server.

Action:

Edit and save the session and batch and run the session again.

The session cannot be copied. The copy operation is aborted.

Cause:

You do not have read permissions for global objects in the target repository.

Action:

Obtain the correct permissions before copying the session.

Some sessions in the file are unsafe and will not be available for import. Please see <pane
name> pane in output window for more details.

Cause:

You modified the XML file, which invalidated some sessions.

Action:

Undo the modifications and export the XML file again.

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The source database <source database connection> and server <Informatica Server name> do
not have compatible code pages (one way compatibility is required). Do you want to save the
session?

Cause:

Validation error. The code page of the source database connection used in the
session is not a subset of the Informatica Server code page. When the
Informatica Server runs in the Unicode data movement mode, this causes the
session to fail.

Action:

If the Informatica Server to execute the session runs in ASCII mode, you can
ignore this warning. If the Informatica Server runs in Unicode mode, correct
this problem before executing the session.
To correct the problem, choose the most appropriate of the following actions:
choose a different source database connection; choose a different Informatica
Server to run the session; correct the code page configured for the source
database connection; correct the code page registered for the Informatica
Server.

Re-export the original session and import it again.

There were errors in importing the session(s). Please see the <output> pane for more
information.

Cause:

You might be using a corrupted XML file.

Action:

Import the session again and regenerate the XML file.

There were errors in exporting the session. Please see the <output> pane for more information.

Cause:
Action:

You might have an incorrect XML file or DTD file.

Export the session again.

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Transformation <transformation name> should have group name to be <group name> when
group type is <group name>.

Cause:

You changed the names of the INPUT group and DEFAULT in the Router
transformation.

Action:

Do not change the names of the two groups in the XML file.

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Repository Manager Messages

The following messages might appear in the status bar and message boxes of the Repository
Manager:
Unable to find this folder in the repository. Another user may have deleted this folder.

Cause:

You attempted to edit a folder that the client cannot locate in the repository.

Action:

You can select the repository in the Repository Manager and click ViewRefresh. Or you can disconnect and reconnect to the repository.

Unable to find version <version name> in the repository.

Cause:
Action:

You attempted to delete a version that the client cannot locate in the
repository.
In the Repository Manager or Server Manager you can select the repository
from the Navigator and select View-Refresh. Or you can disconnect and
reconnect to the repository.

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Server and Session Log

Error Messages
This chapter covers the following server and session log error messages:

Overview, 28
Error Codes (listed alphabetically)

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The Informatica Server generates messages while performing tasks. Many of these messages
are informational, but some are error messages. You can use this chapter to help determine
what causes error messages to appear and what measures you can take to correct the problem.
This chapter contains messages displayed in the following locations:

Session log
Server log or server error log (UNIX servers)
Server event log (Windows NT/2000 servers)
Client message boxes

Error Codes
The server and session logs contain the following error codes:
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Session Log Messages

The session log contains informational, warning, and error messages from the session
processes.
Each message in the session log is preceded by a text prefix and code number, for example,
CMN_1010. When trying to correct problems for a session, look for error messages in the
session log, rather than informational messages. The messages preceding and following any
error message might contain more specific information.
For example, several error messages appear in the following session log:
FR_3000 Error opening file...
FR_3000 [.\ALL_DATATYPES]
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BR_16002 ERROR: Initialization failed.
TM_6040 Reader process exited: session [s_FileMapping]

You can find both FR_3000 and BR_16002 error codes listed in this chapter. However in this
case, the most specific information is listed under BR_16002. TM_6040 does not appear in
the chapter because it is an informational message.
Some messages are nested within other messages, as follows:
CMN_1039 [09/10/98 15:29:11 SQL Server Message 5701 : Changed database
context to PRODUCTION.]

If nested messages indicate an error occurred, look up the embedded code number for details
about the problem. If the embedded message is a database error message, consult your
database documentation for details.
Sometimes, you may be directed back to the session log or to the server log to find more
information.

Server Messages
You can find session-related server messages in the UNIX server log (default name:
pmserver.log), the UNIX server error log (default name: pmserver.err), or in the Windows
NT/2000 Application Log (viewed with the Event Viewer).
Messages in these logs appear just like those in the session log: preceded with a text prefix and
code number. When troubleshooting a session problem, determine which messages may be
relevant, then consult this chapter for details.

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When an error message is a result of an internal error, causes are listed when possible, but
contacting Informatica Technical Support is still the best recourse. See the front of this
manual for contact information.

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Informatica Server Messages

The following messages appear when you start the Informatica Server, Reject Loader, or
pmcmd.
On UNIX and on pmcmd, these messages appear at the command prompt.
On Windows NT/2000, these messages appear in dialog boxes.
Invalid code page name <code page> specified in environment variable PM_CODEPAGENAME.

Cause:

You set an invalid Informatica Server code page.

Action:

Change the Informatica Server code page to a valid code page.

Code page name <code page> specified in environment variable PM_CODEPAGENAME is not
ASCII based.

Cause:

Your environment requires an ASCII-based Informatica Server code page. The

code page you set in PM_CODEPAGENAME is not derived from an ASCIIbased code page.

Action:

Select an ASCII-based code page for the Informatica Server code page.

Failed to expand server variables or session parameters.

Cause:

The Informatica Server found the parameter file and while resolving mapping
references, the Informatica Server did not have the initial values for the session
parameters in the parameter file, such as $input or $output.

Action:

Look at the Informatica Server log and identify the missing or incorrect
parameters.

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BR Codes
The following messages might be used for any reader process, including ERP, relational, or
flat file.
BR_16001

Error connecting to database...

Cause:

The Informatica Server failed to connect to the database. You may have logged
in incorrectly.

Action:

BR_16002

ERROR: Initialization failed.

Cause:

The Informatica Server failed to initialize the reader.

Action:

Check the session log for related error messages. If no other messages appear,
contact Informatica Technical Support.

BR_16004

ERROR: Prepare failed.

Cause:

The Informatica Server failed to prepare the SQL query for the Source
Qualifier.

BR_16034

ERROR: Fetch failed.

Cause:

An error occurred fetching information from the relational source database.

Action:

Check for additional database errors in the session log. If none exist, contact
Informatica Technical Support.

BR_16036

Error finding reader initializing function in dynamically loaded library.

Cause:

Internal error.

The Informatica Server reached the error threshold reading data from source
file.

Action:

See the previous error in the session log.

Make sure you declare the parameters and variables in the specified string and
have valid start values.

BR_16050

User provided string <string value> has references to mapping parameters or

variables that cannot be resolved correctly.

Cause:

The Informatica Server encountered an error while expanding referenced

parameters and variables in the specified string.

Action:

User defined source filter condition <condition name> has references to mapping
parameters or variable that cannot be resolved correctly.

Make sure you declare the parameters and variables in the specified string and
have valid start value.

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CMN Codes
The following messages might appear when there are database errors, internal errors, and
errors in memory allocation, Lookup, and Joiner transformations:
CMN_1000

ERROR: Database username not specified.

Cause:

You did not specify a database username in the Informatica Server Setup.

Action:

In the Informatica Server Setup, enter a valid value for Database User.

CMN_1001

ERROR: Database password not specified.

Cause:

You did not specify a database password in the Informatica Server Setup.

Action:

In the Informatica Server Setup, enter a valid value for Database Password.

CMN_1003

ERROR: Server port not specified.

Cause:

You did not specify the Informatica Server port in the Informatica Server
Setup.

Action:

In the Informatica Server Setup, enter a valid value for server port.

CMN_1006

Failed to connect to repository.

Cause:

Connection information may be missing or invalid in the Informatica Server

Setup.

Action:

In the Informatica Server Setup, check all connectivity information. If related

error messages appear in the session log, fix those errors before attempting to
connect again.

CMN_1008

Internal error.

Cause:

An internal error occurred. Related error messages may appear to further

diagnose the error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

CMN_1009

Internal error: Failed to execute child process.

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

CMN_1011

Error allocating system shared memory of <number> bytes for [Load Manager
DTM Buffer Pool]. Error is <system error code>: <system error message>.

Cause:

An error occurred while your system allocated shared memory.

Action:

Close any unnecessary programs and restart the Informatica Server before
running the session again. Check the system parameters for shared memory
allocation.

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CMN_1012

Cause:

You did not specify the database license key in the Informatica Server Setup.

Action:

In the Informatica Server Setup, enter a valid database license key.

CMN_1024

Invalid database license key...

Cause:

You entered an invalid license key in the Informatica Server Setup.

Action:

Error: shm_malloc() failed. Unable to allocate the bytes requested...

In the Informatica Server Setup, specify a valid database license key.

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CMN_1026

Incorrect repository version...

Cause:

The repository and software versions do not match. One has been updated,
while the other has not been updated.

Action:

If your repository is older, upgrade your repository. In the Repository

Manager, choose Repository-Upgrade Repository. If your software is older,
upgrade your software.

CMN_1028

ERROR: Illegal operation on a non-mutex.

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

CMN_1029

ERROR: Illegal operation on a mutex.

Same as CMN_1028.
CMN_1030

ERROR: Illegal unlock operation -- mutex not locked.

Same as CMN_1028.
CMN_1035

Sybase event.

Cause:

A Sybase event has occurred.

Action:

Check the session log for a related Sybase event. If necessary, check your
Sybase manual for action.

CMN_1036

Sybase error.

Cause:

A Sybase error has occurred.

Action:

Check the session log for a related Sybase error message. If necessary, check
your Sybase manual for action.

CMN_1037

Oracle event.

Cause:

An Oracle event has occurred.

Action:

Check the session log for a related Oracle event. If necessary, check your
Oracle manual for action.

CMN_1038

Oracle error.

Cause:

An Oracle error has occurred.

Action:

Check the session log for a related Oracle error message. If necessary, check
your Oracle manual for action.

CMN_1046

ODBC Error. [Merant][ODBC driver]<database>Attempt to connect to database

server (<server name>) failed.

Cause:

You created an ODBC data source, but no longer have the underlying native
connectivity software or environment.

Action:

Reconfigure the native connectivity environment and then run the session.

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Cause:

A session with DB2 UDB EEE sources or targets failed when the Informatica
Server ran on AIX and used both the Merant 3.6 ODBC driver manager and
the DB2 UDB EEE CAE ODBC driver. This problem occurred because the
Merant 3.6 ODBC drivermanager and the DB2 UDB EEE CAE ODBC
driver are not compatible.

Action:

Do not use an ODBC connection. Be sure to only use a native DB2 CAE
connection to a DB2 database.

CMN_1054

Cause:

The Informatica Server failed to connect to the database containing the

lookup table. The database containing the lookup table may be down.

If you do not want an error message when multiple matches occur in the
lookup table, change the Lookup Policy on Multiple Match option.

CMN_1064

Error in lookup SQL statement prepare.

Same as CMN_1055.
CMN_1065

Error in lookup SQL statement execute.

Same as CMN_1055.
CMN_1066

Error in lookup SQL statement fetch.

Same as CMN_1055.
CMN_1075

ERROR: Data overflow.

Cause:

A numeric data overflow occurred. One of the rows exceeded the declared
precision in the target column. The Informatica Server writes that row to the
session reject file, and sometimes to the session log, depending on the session
tracing level.

Action:

Check the session reject file to find the record. After correcting the reject file,
you can use the reject loader to load the corrected file to the target. If this is a
recurring error, you may want to change the precision of the target
transformation column.

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CMN_1076

Error creating database connection.

Cause:

The configuration parameters for the database may be incorrect.

Action:

Check the database connectivity information in the Informatica Server Setup.

Cause:

The database or network may be down.

Action:

Make sure they are both up before running the session again.

CMN_1077

Lookup table not found in the database.

Cause:

The lookup table may have been deleted or renamed since the mapping was
last saved.

Action:

Check the name of the lookup table in the mapping and in the database. Make
sure the names correspond.

CMN_1078

Error accessing synchronization object.

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

CMN_1079

WARNING: Lookup table contains no data.

Cause:

The lookup table specified in your mapping contains no data because you
specified an invalid lookup table.

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

The lookup table specified in your mapping is empty.

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

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CMN_1086

<transformation name>: Number of error exceeded threshold number.

Cause:

The named transformation encountered a higher number of errors than

allowed by the user-defined error threshold.

Each Joiner must join at least one port from each source.

Action:

Make sure the condition for each Joiner transformation in the session contains
at least one valid join, for example, COLUMN_A [source 1] = COLUMN_1
[source 2].
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Cause:

If each Joiner transformation uses valid conditions, you may have repository
inconsistencies.

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

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CMN_1095

ERROR: Field name used in join not found in transform definition.

Cause:

The Informatica Server could not locate a port specified in the Joiner
transformation. You may have repository inconsistencies.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

CMN_1096

ERROR: Operator not supported in the join condition.

Cause:

The join condition for a Joiner transformation contains an operator that is not
supported. The equal sign (=) is the only operator supported in a Joiner
transformation.

Action:

Remove any unsupported operators from the Joiner transformation in the

XML file.

CMN_1097

ERROR: No valid output field.

Cause:

A Joiner transformation has no output links. Each Joiner needs to have at least
one output link.

Action:

Make sure each Joiner transformation has at least one linked output port.

CMN_1098

ERROR: Cache Directory may not exist or insufficient privilege/space in the

supplied cache directory.

Cause:

The directory specified for the index and data caches has run out of memory.

Action:

Free up disk space in the cache directory.

Cause:

You do not have the appropriate privileges to access that directory.

Action:

Have the system administrator check your file system privileges.

CMN_1099

ERROR: Master and detail relations are flipped from user specification.

Cause:

In the mapping, one Source Qualifier has been linked to two Joiner
transformations in the same target load order group, and has been specified as
the master source in one Joiner transformation and the detail source in the
other.

Action:

Edit the Joiner transformations so the same Source Qualifier is the master
source in both Joiner transformations in the same target load order group.
or

Action:

If you need to keep the Source Qualifier as the master source in one Joiner
transformation and the detail source in the other, create a separate target load
order group and place one of the Joiner transformations in that second group.

CMN_1100

ERROR: A target load order group has at least one Source Qualifier that has been
used to provide master as well as detail data.

Same as CMN_1099.

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CMN_1101

ERROR: Alter the mapping and place the target tables violating this constraint in
different target load order groups.

Same as CMN_1099.
CMN_1102

ERROR: No ports in the join condition are connected.

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

CMN_1103

WARNING: No row found from the master relation. Joiner will not produce any
output row.

Cause:

The master source contained no records. Since the data from the master source
must load before the detail source data can load, the Joiner is unable to
produce data when the master source contains no data.

Cause:

You did not specify the Informatica product license key in the Informatica
Server Setup.

Action:

Specify a valid product license key in the Informatica Server Setup.

CMN_1109

ERROR: Invalid PowerMart product license key <key name>.

Cause:

The specified Informatica product license key listed in the Informatica Server
Setup is invalid.

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Action:
CMN_1111

Error encountered decrypting PowerMart password.

Cause:

The Informatica Server encountered an invalid password in the Informatica

You configured a session for post-session email with an attached file. The
Informatica Server account on UNIX may not have read permissions on the
attachment file.

Action:

Enable read permissions on the Informatica Server on UNIX for the

attachment file.

CMN_1124

Error reading from attachment file <file name>.

Cause:

A system error, such as disk corruption, occurred while an Informatica Server

on UNIX tried to attach a file to a post-session email.

Action:

Resolve the system error condition.

CMN_1125

Error opening temporary email <temporary file name> file for write.

Cause:

In the Informatica Server Setup, enter a valid Informatica product license key.
If the license key is accurate, contact Informatica Technical Support.

Cause:

The configuration parameter for the SybaseVersion is set to an illegal value.

The only valid version number is 11.

Action:

Set the SybaseVersion parameter to 11. Make sure you are using a Sybase 11
client.

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CMN_1138

Cause:

The configuration parameter for the Oracle Version is set to an illegal value.
The only valid version numbers are 7 and 8.

Action:

Set the Oracle Version parameter to either 7 or 8, depending on the client

version you have installed. If the Informatica Server is on HPUX, choose
Oracle8 client with Oracle7 database.

CMN_1141

ERROR: Unexpected condition at file; <file name> line <line number>.

Application terminating. Contact Informatica Technical Support for assistance.

Cause:

An application error occurred.

Action:

Note the file name and line number and contact Informatica Technical
Support.

CMN_1164

Database driver error... Bulk write initialization failed (blk_init returned failure).

Cause:

Your session failed because you loaded to Sybase 11 and configured the Table
Name Prefix option in the mapping target instance or in the session properties.

Action:

If you load to multiple Sybase 11 tables with different owners, create views of
all the target tables in one database. Ensure that the owner of the views has all
required permissions on the target tables. Create the database connection in
the Server Manager using the target owner as the user in the connection. Or, if
the target tables have the same owner, make sure the user in the database
connection is the owner of the targets.

CMN_1573

Error: Unknown code page <code page ID> for data source <source name>.

Cause:

The system could not find a code page for the source. The pmlocale.bin file
might be corrupted or incomplete.

Action:

Install a complete pmlocale.bin file from the installation CD.

CMN_1574

Error: Failed to create locale from code page <code page ID> for data source
<source name>.

Cause:

The system could not locate locale information for the source. The
pmlocale.bin file that contains the locale information might be corrupted or
incomplete.

Action:

Install pmlocale.bin file from the installation CD.

CMN_1576

Error: The current lookup data cache size of <number> bytes is too small.
Increase the lookup data cache to at least <number> bytes.

Cause:

In the Designer or Server Manager, you entered a value for the lookup data
cache that is less than the recommended value.

Action:

Oracle version supplied is not supported.

Increase the lookup data cache size to the value recommended in the error
message.

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CMN_1577

Error: The current lookup index cache size of <number> bytes is too small.
Increase the lookup index cache size to at least <number> bytes.

Cause:

In the Designer or Server Manager, you entered a value for the lookup index
cache that is less than the recommended value.

Action:

Increase the lookup data cache size to the value recommended in the error
message.

CMN_1625

ERROR: Joiner <Joiner transformation> has <number> inputs for the master
relation. There should only be one master relation.

Cause:

The mapping is not valid and you cannot run the session.

Action:

Check the mapping, make changes, and revalidate it.

CMN_1626

ERROR: Joiner <Joiner transformation name> has <number> inputs for the
detail relation. There should only be one detail relation.

Cause:

The mapping is not valid and you cannot run the session.

Action:

Check the mapping, make changes, and revalidate it.

CMN_1627

Internal error restoring row from cache.

Cause:

Internal error, or problems with the joiner cache files.

Action:

Recover the session or truncate the targets and re-run the session.

CMN_1628

Joiner <Joiner transformation name> initialization error creating detail input

row data.

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

CMN_1629

Joiner <Joiner transformation name> initialization error creating master input

row data.

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

CMN_1630

ERROR: Unexpected error encountered at file <file name> line <line number>.

Cause:

Unexpected error.

Action:

Look at any other error messages preceding this message. Otherwise, note the
file name and line number and contact Informatica Technical Support.

CMN_1636

Error occurred aborting row in joiner transformation <transformation name>.

Cause:

An error occurred while aborting a row in the Joiner transformation instance.

Action:

Check other error messages preceding this error message in the log.

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CMN_1642

Cause:

You cannot share static and dynamic lookups in the same target load order
group.

Action:

Remove the cache file name prefix. Or use a unique prefix to share the cache
with the Lookup transformation in another target load order group.

CMN_1643

Error: Dynamic Lookup Transformation <transformation name> has the same

cache file name prefix <cache file name> as a Dynamic Lookup Transformation
<transformation name> in same TLOG.

Cause:

You cannot share two dynamic lookups in the same target load order group.

Action:

Remove the cache file name prefix. Or use a unique prefix to share the cache
with the Lookup transformation in another target load order group.

CMN_1644

Error: Dynamic Lookup Transformation <transformation name> has the same

cache file name prefix <cache file name> as a Static Lookup Transformation
<transformation name> in same TLOG.

Cause:

You cannot share static and dynamic or two dynamic lookups in the same
target load order group.

Action:

Remove the cache file name prefix. Or use a unique prefix to share the cache
with the Lookup transformation in another target load order group.

CMN_1645

Error: Failed to get shared access to cache files <cache file name>. [dat/idx] for
lookup <Lookup transformation>.

Cause:

One session is trying to read from a cache file while another session is still
writing to it.

Action:

Wait until the first session completes, then run the session.

CMN_1646

Error: Failed to get exclusive access to cache files <cache file name>. [dat/idx]
for lookup <Lookup transformation>.

Cause:

One session is trying to write to a cache file while another session is reading
from it.

Action:

Wait until the first session completes, then run the session.

CMN_1647

Error: Failed to upgrade to exclusive access for cache files <cache file name>.
[dat/idx] for lookup <Lookup transformation>.

Cause:

The session was reading from a cache file and now wants to begin writing to it.
However, another session is already reading from the cache file.

Action:

Wait until the first session completes, then run the session.

CMN_1649

Error: Lookup table name <lookup table name> is too long. Maximum allowed
length is <number>.

Cause:
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cache) was not found in Lookup <lookup> (that is trying to find one to share) even
though they have the same cache file name prefix <cache file name>.

Cause:

When you have multiple Lookup transformations in a mapping, the first

lookup creates a cache file. The second lookup tries to use the same cache file,
but cannot because the condition does not match. Because both lookups use
the same cache file name, the second lookup cannot create a new cache file.

Action:

If you do not want to share the cache, change the cache file name for one of
the lookups. If you want to share the cache, make sure the shared
transformations use the same ports in the lookup conditions.

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CMN_1660

Cause:

The second lookup uses a subset of condition columns of the first lookup.
However, the second lookup needs to refresh the cache. The number of
condition columns must be the same.

Action:

CMN_1661

Error: Output column <column name> of Lookup <lookup> (that is trying to find
one to share) was not found in Lookup <lookup> (with existing cache) even
though they have the same cache file name prefix <cache file name> and <cache
file name> needs to be refreshed / updated.

Cause:

The second lookup uses a subset of output columns of the first lookup.
However, the second lookup needs to refresh the cache. The number of
condition columns must be the same.

Action:

CMN_1662

Error: Output column <column name> of Lookup <lookup> (that is trying to find
one to share) was not found in condition or output columns of Lookup <lookup>
(with existing cache) even though they have the same cache file name prefix
<cache file name>.

Cause:

The second lookup uses a subset of output columns of the first lookup.
However, the second lookup needs to update the cache. The number of output
columns must be the same.

Action:

CMN_1663

Error: The number <number> of output columns of Lookup <lookup> is different

from <number> Lookup <lookup> even though they have the same cache file
name prefix <cache file name> and <cache file name> needs to be refreshed /
updated.

Cause:

The second lookup uses a subset of output columns of the first lookup.
However, the second lookup needs to refresh the cache. The number of output
columns must be the same.

Action:

Error: The number <number> of condition columns of Lookup <lookup> is

different from <number> Lookup <lookup> even though they have the same
cache file name prefix <prefix name> and <cache file name> needs to be
refreshed / updated.

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CMN_1664

Error: Out of sequence IDs to generate for port <port name> of Lookup <lookup>
for insertion.

Cause:

You reached the limit of unique sequence IDs that can be generated for
inserting rows in the dynamic lookup cache.

Action:

Check the value of this port in the rows that are used to initialize the lookup
cache. Try to modify the value.

CMN_1665

Error: Failed to form key row for insertion in index cache file for Lookup
<lookup>.

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

CMN_1666

Error: Failed to form data row for insertion in data cache file for Lookup
<lookup>.

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

CMN_1667

Error: Failed to insert row for Lookup <lookup>.

Cause:

There is insufficient process memory.

Action:

Reduce the DTM buffer pool size.

CMN_1691

Cache expects port <port name> but cache file has it in a different data type and
cannot be used. A new cache file will be created.

Cause:

When sharing a lookup cache, the datatypes in the second lookup do not
match the cached datatypes.

Action:

Check the datatypes of ports in the lookup when the cache file was created and
the datatype of the ports in the second lookup. when a new cache file was
created. The target load order groups may be in the same mapping or even in
different mappings. If they are in the same mapping, then the session fails.

CMN_1694

Database Event Unable to set DBARITHABORT: Arithmetic exceptions from

Microsoft SQL Server will not cancel query execution.

Cause:

The Informatica Server failed to set database option DBARITHABORT for a

database connection to Microsoft SQL Server.

Action:

Error: Dynamic Lookup <lookup> needs to delete a cache file <cache file name>
that was created by a Static Lookup <lookup> in an earlier TLOG using different
parameters.

Make sure Microsoft SQL Server is running and check Microsoft SQL Server
network settings so that the Informatica Server can connect to the database
and set the DBARITHABORT option.

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CMN_1695

Database Event Unable to set options: Options cannot be set in Microsoft SQL
Server.

Cause:

The Informatica Server failed to set any database option for a database
connection to Microsoft SQL Server.

Action:

Make sure Microsoft SQL Server is running and you can set the database
connection and database connection options.

CMN_1701

Error: Data for Lookup <transformation name> fetched from the database is not
sorted on the condition ports. Please check your Lookup SQL override.

Cause:

You specified a SQL override for this Lookup transformation and specified the
ORDER BY clause incorrectly.

Action:

When you override the lookup query ORDER BY clause, you must put the
condition ports first.

CMN_1702

Error attaching to system shared memory <ID> for [Load Manager Shared
Memory] at address <address>. System error is <error number> <error
message>. (UNIX only)

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

CMN_1703

Error attaching to system shared memory <ID> for [Load Manager Shared
Memory] at address <address>. System error is <error number>. (Windows NT
only)

Cause:

The attach address you specified in the Shared Memory Base Address is already
in use.

Action:

Change the address in the Informatica Server configuration.

CMN_1704

Error attaching to system shared memory <ID> for [Load Manager Shared
Memory]. Expected to attach at address <address>, but attached at <address>.

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

CMN_1705

Error attaching to system shared memory <ID> because it has been removed.

Cause:

The Load Manager terminated unexpectedly. Or the system shared memory

was manually removed using the ipcrm command.

Action:

Restart the Informatica Server.

CMN_1706

The lookup query <query> contains character(s) that is(are) not valid in the
codepage of the database connection. The invalid character starts at position
<character position> of the query.

Cause:

The lookup query contains one or more characters that are not encoded in
character set of the lookup database code page.

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Action:

Identify the invalid character referenced in the session log. Edit the lookup
query so that the lookup query contains characters encoded in the character
sets of both the Informatica Server code page and the lookup database code
page.
You can also configure the lookup database to use a code page that contains
encoding for the lookup data character set and is compatible with the
Informatica Server code page.
or

Cause:
Action:

The lookup database uses a code page that is not supported by PowerMart/
PowerCenter.
Select a code page for the lookup database that is supported by PowerMart/
PowerCenter and contains encoding for the lookup data character set.

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DBGR_25016

Default condition allowed on input, in/out or output ports only.

Cause:

Cause:

Internal error. You specified an invalid target instance for changing the
Redirect Data option.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

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DBGR_25022

Alloc Bkpt list failed.

Cause:

Out of memory.

Action:

Check memory usage of the machine. Other processes may be using too much
memory. You might want to increase swap space.

DBGR_25024

Cannot modify data for transformations at this stage of execution.

Cause:

Internal error. You tried to modify a port during an error breakpoint.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

DBGR_25025

Cannot modify data for transformations other than the current one.

Same as DBGR_25024.
DBGR_25026

Cause:

You tried to change the row type for this transformation to something other
than Filter, Data Driven, or Router.

Action:

You can only change the row type for Filter, Router, and Update Strategy
transformations.

DBGR_25027

Cannot modify port.

Cause:

You tried to modify a read-only port.

Action:

You cannot modify a read-only port.

DBGR_25028

Use of port <port name> in debug condition is invalid. Maybe it is not connected.

Cause:

You specified an unconnected port in the port column of the condition for a
breakpoint.

Action:

An unconnected port either has a default value if it is specified, or it always has

a null value. Do not specify the value in a debug condition. Either make a
connection to that port or choose a connected port.

DBGR_25029

Use of port <port name> as value in debug condition is invalid. Maybe it is not
connected.

Cause:

You specified an unconnected port in the value column of the condition for a
breakpoint when the type column is port.

Action:

An unconnected port either has a default value if it is specified, or it always has

a null value. Do not specify the value in a debug condition. Either make a
connection to that port or choose a connected port.

DBGR_25030

No such transformation in any pipeline.

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Rowtype change not allowed for this transformation.

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

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DBGR_25033

Error: Socket sendRequest for ident failed for reqType: <number>.

for modifying Router transformation.

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

DBGR_25044

Data Type mismatch: <value> cannot be used in a condition with port <port
name>.

Cause:

You entered an invalid value for the port datatype for a conditional
breakpoint.

Action:

Make sure the value is in the correct format: MM/DD/YYYY hh:mm:ss.

DBGR_25045

Error in breakpoint condition: Port <port name> and Port <port name> are from
different groups.

Cause:

You used ports from different groups when setting a conditional breakpoint
using two ports. A Normalizer or an XML Source Qualifier transformation
have ports organized in different groups. The Informatica Server reads data
from these ports one group at a time.

Action:

Do not use ports from different groups to set the conditional breakpoint.

DBGR_25049

Transformation has not received any data yet.

Cause:

The Informatica Server evaluated an expression before it received data.

Action:

Wait for a row of data to move into the transformation before evaluating an
expression.

DBGR_25050

Port <name> used in expression is unconnected and has no default value.

Cause:

You tried to evaluate an expression using a port that is unconnected and has no
default value. An expression port never receives a value.

Action:

Error in breakpoint <number> for transformation <transformation name>.

Reason is <reason string>.

Check if there was an accidental deletion of the port connection. Do not use
this port in any expression evaluation or pass a value to the port through a
valid connection.

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EP Codes
The following error messages might appear if a session calls an external procedure.
EP_13001

Invalid conversion.

Cause:

In an external procedure, the Informatica Server cannot convert the datatype

of the port to the datatype of the corresponding parameter, or vice versa. For
example, the port may have a Date/Time datatype, while the parameter has an
Integer datatype. The Informatica Server cannot convert a Date/Time
datatype to an Integer datatype.

Action:

Either change the external procedure datatype or the port datatype before
running the session again.

EP_13002

Error freeing external module.

Cause:

The Informatica Server encountered an error while closing a .dll or shared

object.

Action:

This error does not adversely affect the session run. If the message recurs,
however, contact Informatica Technical Support.

EP_13003

Cannot prepare common external procedure information.

Cause:

The Informatica Server cannot initialize the external procedure.

Action:

This is a general error message. Check the session log for more related error
messages.

EP_13004

Cannot prepare pipeline external procedure information.

Same as EP_13003.
EP_13005

Cannot initialize Informatica-style external procedure.

Same as EP_13003.
EP_13006

NULL external module name.

Cause:

external module object in the Informatica external module.

Action:

Examine the CreateExternalModuleObject function and the constructor for

the external module object called within it.

EP_13011

NULL external procedure name.

Cause:

The entry for the procedure property for the External Procedure
transformation is empty.

Action:

Enter a valid entry for the Procedure property.

EP_13012

Cause:

An External Procedure transformation port name does not match the

corresponding external procedure argument.

Action:

Change the external procedure or the External Procedure transformation port

name before running the session again.

EP_13025

Not all input params found.

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

EP_13026

Multiple connections to input port.

Same as EP_13025.
EP_13027

Decimal overflow error.

Cause:

The Informatica Server encountered an error converting decimal numbers on

input to or output from an external procedure, and entered the problem data
to the reject file.

Action:

Evaluate the external procedure to see if the Decimal datatype is necessary. If

possible, change the Decimal datatype to Double.

EP_13028

Unknown error while converting datatype.

Cause:

This may be an internal error.

Action:

Send the external procedure to Informatica Technical Support with a

description of the error.

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EP_13030

Exception error was thrown from external procedure <external procedure

name>.

Cause:

The Informatica Server encountered a serious exception while running the

external procedure.

Action:

Debug the external procedure code before running the session again.

EP_13033

Cannot initialize COM-style external procedure.

Cause:

The Informatica Server encountered an error initializing a COM-style external

procedure.

Action:

This is a general error. Check the session log for related error messages.

EP_13034

Unknown COM error.

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

EP_13035

Cannot initialize column/parameter mapping.

Same as EP_13034.
EP_13036

Cannot find all input parameters.

Same as EP_13034.
EP_13037

Cannot allocate memory.

Same as EP_13034.
EP_13038

Cause:

The Informatica Server encountered an error initializing an external

procedure.

Action:

This is a general error. Check the session log for related error messages.

EP_13039

Buffer initialization callback failed.

Cause:

Debug the external procedure code.

EP_13055

Cannot get registry value for HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\\CLSID\\clsid\\<server

type>.

Cause:

The named key has a registry location, but that location is empty.

Action:

Enter a valid key at that location. For details, see your COM documentation.

EP_13056

Cannot get component object type information.

Same as EP_13040.
EP_13057

Cannot get component object type attributes.

Cause:

The Informatica Server encountered an error accessing a COM type library.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

EP_13058

Cannot get reference type of interface.

Same as EP_13040.
EP_13059

Cannot get type information of interface.

Same as EP_13040.
EP_13060

Cannot get type attributes of interface.

Same as EP_13040.
EP_13061

Cannot get function description.

Same as EP_13040.
EP_13062

Cannot get names of function and its arguments.

Same as EP_13040.
EP_13063

Cannot get IDs of function parameters.

Same as EP_13040.
EP_13064

Cannot get function type information.

Same as EP_13040.

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EP_13065

NULL BSTR.

Cause:

A COM external procedure did not allocate memory for a B-String in a COMstyle procedure.

Action:

Allocate more memory for the B-String.

EP_13066

Error converting COM datatype to Informatica internal datatype.

Cause:

The Informatica Server encountered an error converting between a COM and

Informatica datatype. Either the external procedure attempted an invalid
conversion, or a data overflow occurred.

Action:

Check the session log for messages related to data overflow or invalid datatype
conversions. If data overflowed, change your external procedure or mapping to
accommodate the data. Otherwise, make sure the external procedure uses valid
datatype conversions.

external procedures only run on Windows platforms.

Action:

If possible, move the session to a Windows NT/2000 server before running the
session again. Otherwise, create an Informatica style external procedure to
replace the COM-style procedure.

Do not use unsupported external procedure modules.

EP_13083

<External Procedure transformation>: Fatal error from initialization of external

module <module: external procedure>.

Cause:

The Init or InitParams method in the specified external procedure returned a

fatal error.

Action:

Check the code for the Init or InitParams method in the specified external
procedure and correct the fatal error. Read the session log for related messaged
logged by the external procedure.

EP_13084

Data conversion error.

Cause:

The Informatica Server cannot convert a String port from the External
Procedure transformation to a Date/Time input port in the external
procedure. The string is not in the default date format (MM/DD/YYYY
HH24:MI:SS).

Action:

Use TO_DATE with the appropriate format string to convert a string to a

date.
or

Cause:
Action:

Change the External Procedure transformation port to Date/Time.

EP_13089

Error converting initialization parameter to correct data type for constructor

parameter.

Cause:

The Informatica Server cannot convert data from an external procedure Date/
Time output port to a String port in the External Procedure transformation.

In the initialization properties for the External Procedure transformation, you

specified a parameter that the Informatica Server cannot convert to the COM
datatype for the constructor in the external procedure. Before the Informatica
Server calls the constructor in the external procedure, it tries to convert the
initialization parameters in the External Procedure transformation to the
required COM datatypes.

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Action:

Edit the parameters in the Initialization Properties tab of the External

Action:

Check the code for the Init or InitParams method in the specified external
procedure and correct the fatal error. Read the session log for related messaged
logged by the external procedure.

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FR Codes
The following messages might appear when a session reads file sources.
FR_3000

Error opening file <file name>. Operating system error message <error>.

Cause:

A file name specified in the session properties is incorrect. The operating

system error displays when the file does not exist.

Action:

In the Server Manager, correct the file name in the session properties.

FR_3002

Error reading file...

Cause:

This is an operating system error.

Action:

An operating system error number appears with this message. If necessary,

check your operating system manual for action.

FR_3013

Error setting field delimiter string...

Cause:

The Informatica Server failed to identify a field separator. You may have
repository inconsistencies.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

FR_3015

Warning! Data truncated for field...

Cause:

Data is larger than field length (delimited files only), forcing the Informatica
Server to truncate data.

Action:

To avoid truncating data, increase the field length accordingly.

FR_3016

Record length <record ID> is longer than line sequential buffer length <number>
for <string>.

Cause:

Insufficient buffer length.

Action:

In the session properties, increase the setting for Line Sequential Buffer
Length. The record length may not be the size to which the Line Sequential
Buffer Length should be increased. Check your source data file.

FR_3023

Error in opening ftp connection.

Cause:

You specified an incorrect FTP connection in a session. You might have used
the wrong username or password. Or the FTP server may be down.

Action:

Verify the correct FTP connection is specified in the session properties and
manually test that FTP connection.

FR_3024

Error in transferring remote file.

Cause:

You have not specified a delimiter.

Action:

Specify a delimiter.

FR_3033

Delimited file reader: Warning! Missing matching quote character in column

<column name> of file <file name>. Reading till the end of line for the column.

Cause:

There is a missing closing quote in the specified column.

Action:

Review the file and add a closing quote character where appropriate. Reprocess
the data, if necessary.

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FR_3034

Cause:

There are additional characters after the closing quote delimiter in the
specified column. The Informatica Server did not read the extra characters.

Action:

Check in the Source Analyzer file if the skipped characters are intended to be a
part of the column. If so, make the changes and run the session again.

FR_3035

Error opening file NULL. Operating system error message.

Cause:

The code page you selected is not valid for delimited flat file formats.

Action:

Delimited file reader: Warning! Skipped extra character(s) after the closing quote
of column <column name> in file <file name>.

Select a code page that is valid for delimited flat files.

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FR_3043

Error: Using EBCDIC-based Multibyte code page <code page name> in ASCII data
movement mode is invalid.

Cause:

You configured the Informatica Server to run in ASCII mode and selected an
EBCDIC-based multibyte code page for a file source.

Action:

If data requires an EBCDIC-based multibyte code page, run the Informatica

Server in Unicode mode. Otherwise, select a valid code page for the source.

bytes to skip between rows/records is > 0, then there is an alignment error in
these bytes. The row or record data does not end at the fixed-width boundary
for these skipped bytes.

Action:

Fix the data and the number of bytes to skip between rows/records setting.

FR_3054

Error! Remaining data <string data> in non-repeating, binary null field, in fixedwidth file <file name> does not end at the fixed-width boundary for field <field
name>.

Cause:

Remaining data in a non-repeating, binary null field does not end at the fixedwidth boundary for that field.

Action:

Fix the data and/or the fixed-width settings.

FR_3056

Error reading from file <file name>.

Cause:

An error occurred reading the source file.

Action:

Check other error messages logged for more details.

FR_3057

Error: Insufficient data for fixed-width flat file or fixed-width VSAM file. Row data
is <row data>.

Cause:

The non line-sequential data is too small. The data displayed is the record,
including the trailing bytes between records.

Action:

Make sure the data is the correct length and the bytes between records match
the source file options.

FR_3058

Error processing COBOL file: cannot parse the input [numeric character in
<data> at position <position> has to be in the Latin1 code page].

Cause:

Error: Invalid binary null character <null character value>. The decimal value is
not between 0 and 255.

The reader cannot read the input field because the input field contains
characters that are not in the Latin 1 code page.

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Action:

Change the input field to contain Latin 1 character data.

FR_3059

Error processing record <record name> in file <file name>: Record is invalid
because at least one set of defines is invalid (define is not at a perfect character
boundary or conversion error for picnum field).

Cause:

In a file source, at least one of the REDEFINES statements results in a

character exceeding the field boundary.

Action:

Examine and correct the row where the error occurred.

Cause:

The definition is incorrect.

Action:

Edit the REDEFINES statement.

FR_3060

Error processing record <record name> in file <file name>: Conflicting shift
states at position <position number, referring to byte offset into the row> when
interpreting multiple defines.

Cause:

In a file source, one of the REDEFINES statements leaves the row in the shift
in state while another REDEFINES statement leaves the row in the shift out
state.

Action:

Examine and correct the row where the error occurred or edit the
REDEFINES statement.

FR_3062

Error in closing file <file name>. [Operating system error message <error
message>.]

Cause:

In a session that includes a remote file as a source, the FTP server closed the
FTP connection.

Action:

Check your FTP connection. Verify that all the source data was loaded. If all
data was loaded, take no action. If some data was not loaded, take action to
complete the session. For more information, see Commit Points and
Recovery in the Session and Server Guide.
or

Cause:

In a session that includes a local file as a source, the Informatica Server failed
to close the local file.

Action:

Check your FTP connection. Read the operating system error message. Verify
that all the source data was loaded. If all data was loaded, take no action. If
some data was not loaded, take action to complete the session. For more
information, see Commit Points and Recovery in the Session and Server
Guide.

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FTP Codes
The following messages might appear during File Transfer Protocol (FTP) operations.
FTP_14002

Unable to FTP file because the TCP/IP address for the specified host could not be
obtained.

FTP_14008

Error closing FTP connection.

Cause:

The Informatica Server lost connection with the FTP server.

Action:
&#

The FTP server is not properly configured on the remote machine.

Contact the FTP administrator.

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FTP_14009

Unable to FTP file. Could not log in due to invalid user.

Cause:

The username in the FTP connections dialog box is incorrect.

Action:

Verify the FTP username in the Server Manager.

FTP_14010

Unable to FTP file. Could not login due to rejected password.

Cause:

The password in the FTP connections dialog box is incorrect.

Action:

Verify the FTP password in the Server Manager.

FTP_14011

Unable to FTP file. Connect request rejected by FTP server.

Cause:

The FTP server denied connection from the Informatica server.

Action:

Contact the FTP system administrator.

FTP_14012

Unable to FTP file. FTP command rejected by FTP server.

Cause:

The FTP user in the Server Manager FTP connection dialog box does not have
read permissions.

Action:

For Windows NT/2000, verify that the FTP user accessing the file has
standard read permissions on the directory of the staged file.
For UNIX, prepare the staging directory so that the FTP user who accesses the
file also owns the directory. Run the following UNIX command from the
directory where you want to generate the file:
% chmod g+s

FTP_14017

Unable to FTP file - Local File <file name> System Error <system message>.

Cause:

You entered an FTP host name in the wrong format in the Host Name field in
the FTP Properties dialog box.

Action:

FTP host name <host name> has incorrect format. Specify <hostname> or
<hostname>:<port> where 0<port<65536.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

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LM Codes
The following messages might appear when the Load Manager encounters a problem.
LM_2001

Error: Failed to read configuration file.

Cause:

The Informatica Server cannot read the configuration parameters because:

- UNIX: The configuration file does not exist.
- Windows NT/2000: The Informatica Server is not installed correctly, or the
path is incorrect, or you do not have the appropriate privileges/permissions.

LM_2004

Error: Server terminating, received SIGTERM signal.

Cause:

You tried to shut down the Informatica Server abruptly.

Action:

After starting the Informatica Server, check the server event or error log file, or
check the session log file for error messages to prevent this error from
recurring.

LM_2005

Error: Failed to refresh session(s) from repository.

Cause:

If you try the preceding solutions and the problem persists, you may have
repository inconsistencies.

The Informatica Server failed to connect to the repository. If this message

occurs before you run any sessions or batches, you may have logged into the
repository incorrectly.

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On the Informatica Server, increase the setting for Load Manager Shared
Memory.

LM_2008

Skipping execution of session...

Same as LM_2007.

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LM_2011

Child exited with error...

Cause:

A UNIX error occurred. Check your session log for a related UNIX error
number.

Action:

Check the UNIX manual for appropriate action.

LM_2034

Error <operating system error number> <error message> binding address to

socket...

Same as LM_2033.
LM_2035

Error <operating system error number> <error message> marking socket as

non-blocking...

Same as LM_2033.
LM_2036

Error <operating system error number> <error message> marking socket to

listen...

Same as LM_2033.
LM_2037

Error <operating system error number> <error message> accepting

connection...

Same as LM_2033.
LM_2038

Cause:

ERROR: Receive buffer too small...

The size of the receive buffer is smaller than the size of the message.

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Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

LM_2039

Error <operating system error number> <error message> receiving data from
client...

Same as LM_2033.
LM_2040

Error <operating system error number> <error message> sending data to

client...

Action:

Wait until the session begins running, then stop the session.

LM_2051

Request for details of session <session ID> failed.

Cause:

The session was not in shared memory. The Informatica Server may have been
stopped or restarted after the session had completed.

Action:

In the Server Manager, monitor the Informatica Server running the session. If
the session is not listed, you had a shared memory allocation error. If you wish
to see details for the session, run the session again. If the problem persists, you
may need to increase Load Manager Shared Memory on the Informatica
Server.
If the session is listed, contact Informatica Technical Support.

LM_2054

ERROR: Session <session name> completed with failures...

Cause:

The session completed with errors.

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Action:

Check the Informatica Server event and error logs, and the session log for
related error messages.

LM_2060

Error sending post session mail for session <session name>.

Cause:

If you are using an Informatica Server on UNIX, a UNIX error occurred.

Action:

Check the session log for a related UNIX error message. If necessary, check the
UNIX manual for appropriate action.
or

Cause:

If you are using an Informatica Server on Windows NT/2000, an error

occurred while sending post-session email.

Action:

Make sure you have MS Exchange properly configured. Contact Informatica

Technical Support.

LM_2063

Request to schedule session <session name> failed...

Cause:

The start time associated with the Schedule option has elapsed.

Action:

Reschedule the session start time.

Cause:

The session is invalid or disabled.

Action:

Edit or enable the session.

Cause:

You tried to schedule a session that is already initializing or running. A session

cannot be scheduled while it is running.

Action:

When the session completes, the Informatica Server updates the session
information. But if the session is scheduled to run forever, you must stop the
session before the Informatica Server updates your changes.
or
Same as LM_2476.

LM_2066

Cause:

You tried to schedule a batch after the scheduled time had elapsed.

Action:

Reschedule the batch start time.

LM_2067

Scheduled time to start session <session name> has elapsed...

Cause:

You tried to schedule a session after the scheduled time had elapsed.

Action:

Reschedule the session start time.

LM_2068

Session <session name> is running at this time...

Cause:

Scheduled time to start batch <batch name> has elapsed...

You tried to schedule or run a session that is already running or scheduled to

run.

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Action:

If you want to run the session again, wait until the session completes before
running the session again. If the session is scheduled to run forever, you need
to stop the session before the Informatica Server updates your changes.

LM_2069

Batch <batch name> is running at this time...

Cause:

You tried to schedule or run a batch that is already running or scheduled to

run.

Action:

Restart the Informatica Server.

LM_2081

Request to delete batch <batch ID> failed.

Cause:

You tried to delete a batch and the Informatica Server could not delete it.

Action:

Check the session log file for related messages.

LM_2088

ERROR: Failed to delete (batched) session.

Cause:

The Informatica Server could not locate the batched session information in
memory.

Action:

Edit the batch, then see if the session has been deleted. If it has not been
deleted, restart the Informatica Server. The next time the batch runs, make
sure the session has been deleted. If it has not been deleted, contact
Informatica Technical Support.

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LM_2089

ERROR: Failed to delete batch.

Cause:

The Informatica Server could not locate the batch information in memory.

Action:

Specify a valid Platform Key in the Informatica Server Setup.

LM_2096

Error <operating system error number> <error message> setting socket

options...

Cause:

A network error occurred.

Action:

LM_2102

Cause:

You tried to perform an operation with pmcmd in wait mode and the
Informatica Server could not locate the batch information in memory.

Action:

Edit the batch. If the message recurs, restart the Informatica Server.

LM_2103

Batch is empty.

Cause:

You tried to start or schedule an empty batch.

Action:

Add sessions or batches before attempting to start or schedule it again.

LM_2104

Batch is disabled...

Cause:
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Request for details of batch <batch ID> failed.

You tried to start or schedule a disabled batch.

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Action:

Enable the batch trying to run the batch.

LM_2107

Request for session ID for session <session name> failed.

Cause:

The Informatica Server failed to connect to the repository. If this message

occurs before you run any sessions or batches, you may have logged in
incorrectly.

Cause:

The Informatica Server failed to connect to the repository. If this message

occurs before you run any sessions or batches, you may have logged in
incorrectly.

Action:

Log in with correct information. Usernames and passwords may be casesensitive.

Cause:

The Informatica Server could not locate the session ID in memory.

Action:

Restart the Informatica Server.

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Cause:

If you try the preceding solutions and the problem persists, you may have
repository inconsistencies.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

LM_2114

Failed to get batch ID from the repository...

Same as LM_2113.
LM_2118

Could not start session in batch. Batch <batch ID> is disabled.

Cause:

You tried to start a session within a disabled batch.

Action:

Enable the batch before attempting to start the session again.

LM_2119

Error: Failed to cleanup the Recovery table...

Cause:

After you deleted a session, the Load Manager was unable to access the
Recovery table to delete the target tables from that session.

Action:

This is a minor error. The table information is overwritten. You can delete the
tables in the database.

LM_2121

PowerMart server (Load Manager) run aborted with errors.

Cause:

The Informatica Server aborted while servicing a request from the client, or
scheduling sessions or batches.

Action:

In the Informatica Server event log, check the most recent requests or
scheduled events for errors.

LM_2122

Session <session ID> is not currently running.

Cause:

You tried to stop or abort a session that is not running.

Action:

Check the name of the session you want to stop.

LM_2123

Batch <batch ID> is not currently running.

The Informatica Server cannot start a session because it failed to connect to

the repository.

Action:

Check the session log for database error messages. Correct those errors before
trying again.
or

Cause:

If you try the preceding solutions and the problem persists, you may have
repository inconsistencies.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

LM_2129

Request to start batch <batch ID> failed.

Cause:

Insufficient shared memory allocation.

Action:

Increase Load Manager Shared Memory in the Informatica Server

configuration.
or

Cause:

You tried to start a batch that is running or nested in another batch that is
running.

Action:

If you want to run the batch separately, stop the outermost batch or wait until
it completes.
or

Cause:

You tried to start a disabled batch, or a batch nested within a disabled batch.

Action:

Enable the batch or the outermost batch before trying to run the batch again.
or

Cause:

The Informatica Server cannot locate batch information in memory.

Action:

Edit the batch. If the message recurs, restart the Informatica Server.
or

Cause:

The Informatica Server cannot start a batch because it could not connect to
the repository.

Action:

Check the session log for database error messages. Correct those errors before
trying again.
or

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Cause:

If you try the preceding solutions and the problem persists, you may have
repository inconsistencies.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

LM_2130

Request to schedule session <session ID> failed.

Cause:

Insufficient shared memory allocation.

Action:

Increase Load Manager Shared Memory in the Informatica Server

configuration.
or

Cause:

The Informatica Server cannot locate session information in memory.

Action:

Edit the session. If the session recurs, restart the Informatica Server.

LM_2132

Batch <batch ID> is part of a batch.

Cause:

You tried to stop a batch within a batch.

Action:

You cannot stop a batch in a batch. To stop the batch, stop the outermost
batch.

LM_2136

Request to add session <session name> unsuccessful.

Cause:

The Informatica Server failed to connect to the repository. If this message

occurs before you run any sessions or batches, you may have logged in
incorrectly.

Action:

If you try the preceding solution and the problem persists, you may have
repository inconsistencies.

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Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

LM_2138

Could not add session <session ID> to batch <batch ID>.

Cause:

You tried to insert a session into a running batch.

Action:

The Informatica Server updates the batch after it completes. If the batch is
scheduled to run forever, you need to stop the batch before the Informatica
Server updates your changes.

LM_2142

Request to add batch <batch ID> unsuccessful.

Same as LM_2113.
LM_2143

Warning! Trying to insert batch <batch name>, but it already exists in server
cache.

Cause:

The batch information the Informatica Server found in memory is inaccurate.

Action:

In the Server Manager, delete the batch, then re-insert the batch. If the error
recurs, restart the Informatica Server.
or

Cause:

If you try the preceding solution and the problem persists, you may have
repository inconsistencies.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

LM_2146

Could not add batch <batch ID> to batch <batch ID>, which is currently running.

Cause:

A non-Informatica client is sending messages to the Informatica Server port.

Action:

Make sure other applications are not connected to the Informatica port.
or

Action:

LM_2164

ERROR: Failed to refresh sessions and batches assigned to this server.

Same as LM_2137.
LM_2168

Request to register session <session name> unsuccessful.

Cause:

The Informatica Server failed to connect to the repository. If this message

occurs before you run any sessions or batches, you may have logged in
incorrectly.

Log in with correct information. Usernames and passwords may be casesensitive.

Cause:

The Informatica Server could not locate batch information in memory.

Action:

In the Server Manager, delete the batch, then re-insert the batch. If the error
recurs, restart the Informatica Server.
or

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Cause:

If you try the preceding solutions and the problem persists, you may have
repository inconsistencies.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

LM_2184

Request to unregister batch <batch name> unsuccessful.

Cause:

The Informatica Server cannot locate the batch information in memory.

Action:

Restart the Informatica Server, then delete the batch again.

LM_2187

Request for monitor details of session <session ID> failed.

Cause:

You requested performance details, but did not enable monitoring.

Action:

If you want to view the session performance details, enable monitoring in the
session properties before running the session again.
or

Cause:

The Informatica Server was unable to allocate enough shared memory to

conduct monitoring.

Action:

Increase shared memory allocation.

LM_2190

PowerMart server cannot connect to global repository < repository name>.

Cause:

You tried to connect to a global repository within an PowerMart Server.

Action:

Use an Informatica Server to connect to a global repository.

LM_2191

Error: User username does not have the correct privilege to <operation name>.

Cause:

You tried to perform an operation for which you do not have the appropriate
privileges.

Action:

Have your administrator check your privileges.

LM_2192

Error checking privileges for user <username>.

Cause:

The Informatica Server encountered an error while connecting to the

repository or fetching user information from the repository.

Action:

Log in with correct information. Usernames and passwords may be casesensitive. If you try the preceding solution and the problem persists, contact
Informatica Technical Support.

LM_2193

ERROR validating password for user <username>.

Same as LM_2192.
LM_2194

Cause:

You logged in with an invalid username/password combination.

Action:

ERROR: Invalid password for user <username>.

Log in with correct information. Usernames and passwords may be casesensitive.

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LM_2195

Error checking operation permission for user <username> on folder <folder ID>.

Cause:

The Informatica Server encountered an error while connecting to the

repository, fetching the user from the repository, or fetching the specified
folder from the repository.

Action:

Log in with correct information. Usernames and passwords may be casesensitive. If you try the preceding solution and the problem persists, contact
Informatica Technical Support.

LM_2196

User <username> does not have operation permission for folder <folder name>.

Cause:

The user does not have the appropriate permissions to perform the specified
operation on that folder.

Action:

Check the session log for related messages. If necessary, have the administrator
review your privileges.

LM_2197

ERROR: Failure occurred trying to obtain the execute lock for object.

Cause:

The Informatica Server encountered an error while connecting to the

repository or fetching user information from the repository.

Action:

Log in with correct information. Usernames and passwords may be casesensitive. If you try the preceding solution and the problem persists, contact
Informatica Technical Support.
or

Cause:

A database error occurred.

Action:

Check the session log for related database messages. If the preceding actions do
not correct the problem, contact Informatica Technical Support.

LM_2198

ERROR: Could not execute session/batch. It is already executing.

Cause:

You tried to start a session or batch that is already executing.

Action:

Wait until the session or batch completes, then start it again.

Cause:

The Informatica Server was shut down abnormally while a session or batch was
running.

Action:

Make sure no one has the folder open, and the session or batch is not running,
before unlocking the folder containing the session or batch in the Repository
Manager.
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another user can permanently damage your repository.

LM_2199

ERROR occurred unlocking <object name>.

Same as LM_2197.

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Error: Server and client are connected to a different repositories. Server is

connected to <repository name> with unique ID <repository ID>. Client is
connected to <repository name> with unique ID <repository ID>.

Cause:

The Informatica Client and Server are connected to different repositories.

Action:

Make sure you have the Informatica Client and Server connected to the same
repository.

LM_2214

Request to update server <server ID> unsuccessful.

Cause:

Cannot connect to the repository. You may have logged in incorrectly.

Action:

Enter the correct login information. Usernames and passwords may be casesensitive.
or

Cause:

You attempted to start, schedule, or update a session when it was initializing.

Action:

If you attempted to start or schedule the session, abort the session or wait until
the session completes. Or if you attempted to update the session, wait until all
the repeat runs complete. Then update the session.

LM_2223

Session <name> is waiting to run at this time.

Same as LM_2222.
LM_2224

Session exited with error.

Cause:

The session completed, but it completed with errors.

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Action:

Check the session log for additional messages.

Wait for the session to complete and then run it in recovery mode.
or

LM_2240

Could not update repeating session <session name>.

Cause:

Stop or abort the session, if necessary.

You attempted to edit or update a repeating session. If this session has more
repeats, you cannot update the session.

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Action:

Wait until the repeats have finished, then edit the session.
or

Action:

Stop or abort the session, then edit it. Reschedule the session.

LM_2241

Could not start session <session name>. Session is part of a concurrent batch.

Cause:

You attempted to start a session within a concurrent batch. You cannot run a
session within a concurrent batch.

Action:

Move the session out of the concurrent batch, run the session, and then move
the session back into the batch.

LM_2243

Request to stop session <session ID> failed.

Cause:

You tried to stop a session when it was not running, or while it was initializing.

Action:

Wait until the session begins running, then stop the session.
or

The Informatica Server cannot locate batch information in memory.

Action:

If there is an invalid session in the batch, edit the batch. Be aware that the
Informatica Server started with the shared memory size you specified. If you
want to change the memory size, stop the Informatica Server, change the
number of shared memory bytes to the specified size, then restart the Server.

LM_2245

Request to stop batch <batch ID> failed.

Cause:

You tried to stop a batch that is nested in one or more other batches.

Action:

Stop the outermost batch containing the batch.

Cause:

The Informatica Server could not locate the list of batches in memory.

Action:

Stop and restart the Informatica Server.

LM_2254

Error sending post session mail. No E-Mail username was specified even though
E-Mail Subject and/or E-Mail text has been specified...

Cause:

In the Session Wizard Post Session Commands and Email dialog box, the
email username field is empty, but the email subject and/or email text fields
are not.

Action:

In the Session Wizard Post Session Commands and Email dialog box, enter an
email username, or clear the email subject and/or email text fields.

LM_2255

Error attempting to remove non-associated session from the server cache.

Make sure you have the correct permission for the file.

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LM_2366

Error: Could not rename session log file <original name for session log file> to
<new name for session log file>.

Cause:

You configured the Infomatica Server to save a specific number of session logs.
However, the Informatica Server failed to copy the latest session log file and
save it with another name.

Action:

Make sure you have the correct permissions for both files.

LM_2427

Failed to allocate session shared memory.

Cause:

The Informatica Server ran out of shared memory for the Load Manager.

Action:

Start the session at a later time when fewer session are being run.
or

Action:

Reconfigure the Informatica Server to use more shared memory.

LM_2442

ERROR: Session Log path exceeds limit of <number> characters: <session log
name>.

Cause:

You saved a session log with a path and file name that is too long.

Action:

Change the file path or shorten the session log file name.

LM_2473

Error: Server can only obtain a read-only connection with the repository. Please
make sure the code page where the server is running is two-way compatible with
the repository code page.

Cause:

The Informatica Server is using a code page that is a superset of the repository.

Action:

Change the code page of the Informatica Server. The Informatica Server code
page must be compatible with the repository code page.

LM_2474

Error: Code page mismatch. Server is running in code page <code page name>
whereas the server is configured in the Server Manager to run in code page
<code page name>.

Cause:

The code page you selected in the Server Manager when you registered the
Informatica Server is different from the actual Informatica Server code page.

Action:

Enter the appropriate code page in the Server Manager for the Informatica
Server. It must be identical to the Informatica Server code page.

LM_2475

Error: Code page incompatible in session <session name>. <Additional details>.

Cause:

The session cannot run because source, target, and Informatica code pages are
incompatible.

occurs before you run any sessions or batches, you may have logged into the
repository incorrectly.

Action:

Log in with correct information. Usernames and passwords may be casesensitive.

Cause:

The mapping associated with the session is not valid.

Action:

Check and validate the mapping in the Designer.

Cause:

Action:

Request to abort session <session> failed.

Cause:

System internal error.

Action:

Check the session and server log for more information. See the appropriate
system error message for more information.

LM_2486

Failed to expand file watch name <file watch name> for session <session
name>.

Cause:

You used the event based scheduling option to schedule a session. The
Informatica Server encountered an error while expanding a variable you
specified as the path directory for the indicator file.

Action:

Go to session properties and make sure the indicator file for event based
scheduling contains the correct server variables.

LM_2487

Failed to expand session log file name <session log file name> for session
<session name>.

Cause:

Validate the mapping. If it fails, contact Informatica Technical Support.

LM_2479

The Informatica Server failed to fetch sessions from the repository. If this
message appears after you have successfully run other sessions or batches, you
may have repository inconsistencies.

The Informatica Server encountered an error while expanding referenced

parameters and variables in the session log file name.

errors initializing a variable or parameter.

Action:

Perform the actions indicated in the previous error message related to variables
and parameters.

LM_2491

Failed in expanding variables or parameters.

Cause:

When starting or scheduling a session or batch, the first session encountered

errors in expanding a variable or parameter.

Action:

Perform the actions indicated in the previous error message related to variables
and parameters.

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LM_2497

Error occurred during expansion of DB parameters <DB connection parameter>.

Cause:

The Informatica Server failed to expand the specified database connection

parameter.

Action:

Verify that the session variable database connection parameter is entered

correctly in the parameter file.

LM_2507

Unable to handle the request: received empty username.

Cause:

You did not provide a username for the session in the Server Manager.

Action:

Make sure you entered a username in the session properties in the Server
Manager.

LM_2513

Error! The specified size <size> of server shared memory must be less than
<number of bytes> bytes.

Cause:

While running the session specified, the Load Manager failed to create a
process in the DTM, Data Transformation Manager.

Action:

Check with your system administrator to see if you have the correct privileges
or increase the number of processes allowed.

LM_2519

PowerMart Server cannot connect to LDR <local repository> with multiple

servers registered.

Cause:

When you configured the Informatica Service, you entered a PowerMart

license key and a local repository with multiple registered servers.

Action:

Invalid value <value> specified for the configuration option ShmBaseAddress. A

valid value is a 32-bit hex address (e.g., 0x025c0000).

Cause:

For Informatica Server on UNIX, go to the server configuration file and

reduce the size of the Load Manager shared memory. After making the change,
restart the Informatica Server.

Configure the Informatica Service and enter a local repository that does not
have multiple servers registered.

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LM_2520

Could not start continuous session <session name> in recovery mode.

Cause:

You attempted to recover a session scheduled to run continuously.

Action:

You cannot recover a continuous session. Truncate the target and re-run the
session.

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NTS Codes
The following messages relate only to Windows NT/2000 operations.
NTS_10000

Cannot close service main thread handle.

Cause:

Operating system error.

Action:

Contact your system administrator.

NTS_10001

Cannot suspend service main thread.

Cause:

Internal error. You attempted to pause the service for the Informatica Server
on Windows NT.

Action:

Try the operation again. If it fails, contact your system administrator.

Same as NTS_10000.
NTS_10014

Cannot close service control manager.

Same as NTS_10000.
NTS_10015

Cannot lock service database.

Same as NTS_10000.
NTS_10016

Cannot unlock service database.

Same as NTS_10000.

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NTS_10017

Cannot open service.

Same as NTS_10000.
NTS_10018

Cannot close service.

Same as NTS_10000.
NTS_10019

Cannot query service.

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

NTS_10020

Cannot control service.

Same as NTS_10000.
NTS_10021

Cannot stop service.

Same as NTS_10019.
NTS_10022

Cannot delete service.

Same as NTS_10019.
NTS_10023

Cannot create service.

Same as NTS_10019.
NTS_10024

Cannot flush registry key.

Cause:

The Informatica Server failed to read a value from the registry. You may not
have the privileges to access that portion of the registry.

Action:

Contact your system administrator to gain privileges to the registry. If that

does not resolve the problem, contact Informatica Technical Support.

NTS_10025

Cannot close registry key.

Same as NTS_10024.
NTS_10026

Cannot initialize security descriptor.

Same as NTS_10024.
NTS_10027

Cannot set security descriptor DACL.

Same as NTS_10024.
NTS_10028

Cannot create registry key.

Same as NTS_10024.
NTS_10029

Cannot set registry value.

Same as NTS_10024.
NTS_10031

Cannot delete registry key.

Same as NTS_10024.
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NTS_10032

Cannot allocate memory.

Cause:

Operating system error. You might be low on resources.

Action:

Contact your system administrator

NTS_10033

Cannot open registry key.

Same as NTS_10024.
NTS_10042

Cannot create mutex.

Same as NTS_10032.
NTS_10043

Cannot close mutex.

Same as NTS_10032.
NTS_10044

Cannot create thread.

Specify an IPX/SPX address in the Informatica Server Setup.

NTS_10059

Invalid IPX/SPX address.

Cause:

In the Informatica Server Setup, the Informatica Server network protocol is

not specified.

Same as NTS_10081.
NTS_10088

Action:

Unexpected line in configuration file.

The Informatica installation failed.

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Action:

Check the .mif file in the Windows directory for related error messages.

NTS_10092

Update failed.

Same as NTS_10091.
NTS_10093

Deinstall failed.

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Action:

Enter a valid TCP/IP host address in the Informatica Server Setup.

NTS_10144

Root of key is invalid.

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

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without using Informatica join syntax within the braces.

Action:

Either remove the braces and use database-specific join syntax or use
Informatica join syntax within the braces.

ODL_26002

Informatica Outer Join syntax error.

Cause:

The Informatica Server found an error in the outer join syntax in the Source
Qualifier transformation.

Action:

Correct the error before running the session again. Look for related messages
in the session log.

ODL_26003

No OUTER keyword found after LEFT keyword.

Cause:

You omitted the OUTER keyword from the join syntax for a left outer join.

Action:

Correct the join syntax in the Source Qualifier. To create a left outer join, use
the keywords LEFT OUTER JOIN.

Cause:

You selected an unsupported datatype for the database.

Action:

Select a datatype that is supported by the database. For details on supported

datatypes, see Datatype Reference in the Designer Guide.

ODL_26028

File <file name> is either missing or corrupt.

Cause:

Internal Error.

Action:

You combined two right outer joins in the same join syntax. Use only one
right outer join in a single Source Qualifier.

Action:

More than one RIGHT OUTER JOINs are not supported.

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

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Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

PMF_15004

Unable to open file <file name>.

Cause:

You might not have the correct write file permissions.

Action:

Make sure you have the proper write permissions.

Cause:

You provided an incorrect file name or cache directory that the Informatica
Server cannot locate.

Action:

Provide the correct file name and aggregation cache directory in the Server
Manager.

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PMF_15005

File <file name> is in an unknown state due to error from a previous run.

Cause:

The system crashed during the previous run.

Action:

Use the back up file (file name.bak).

PMF_15006

Failed to create file <file name> because file exists and contains data.

Cause:

The Informatica Server failed to remove the previous file and detected a file
containing data and failed to overwrite it.

Action:

Check the file and manually delete it or rename it. Run the session again.

PMF_15007

Failed to read file <file name> because PowerMart file header is corrupt.

Cause:

The file might be corrupt due to a system crash on a previous session run.

Action:

Use the back up file (file name.bak), if available, and run the session again.
or

PMF_15018

Failed to unlock file <cache file name>. System error is <error number> <error
message>.

Cause:

The file might be in use. A session could be reading or writing to the file.

Action:

Check the session that is running. See the system error for more information.

PMF_15019

REP_12005

An error occurred while opening a packaged SQL script file for execution. The
product was probably not installed correctly. Contact customer support for
assistance.

Cause:

The Informatica Server cannot locate a necessary SQL script file.

Action:

In the win.ini file, make sure the HOME entry in the Informatica PowerMart
entry points to the directory where the SQL script is located. If the HOME
entry is correct, contact Informatica Technical Support.

REP_12014

An error occurred while accessing the repository.

Cause:

This is a database error.

Action:

to another repository.

Action:

Connect to the registered repository and correct the configuration parameters.

REP_12327

Internal error. Connection callback returned an error.

Cause:

The Informatica Server encountered an error in the Informatica Server Setup.

Action:

Correct the configuration parameters in the Informatica Server Setup. Make

sure the following lines in the configuration parameters contain accurate
information: DBUser, DBPassword, DatabaseType, and ConnectString.
or

Cause:

For Informatica Servers on Windows NT/2000 only, there may be an error in

the Informatica registry entries.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

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REP_12328

The repository at this location does not have the same name.

Cause:

A global repository and a repository registered with it have the same name.

Action:

Unregister the repository in question. Copy the repository to another location

with a new name, then re-register the repository.

REP_12335

The current repository is not a GDR.

Cause:

You tried a global repository operation (like registering a repository) when you
were not connected to a global repository.

Action:

If desired, promote the repository to a global repository.

:DUQLQJ Once a repository becomes a global repository, it cannot be changed
to a dependent repository.

REP_12336

Cause:

This repository is already registered with the GDR <global repository name>.

You tried to register a repository to a global repository that is registered with a

different global repository.

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Action:

If the repository should be registered with the new global repository, unregister
the repository from the original global repository. Register with the new global
repository.

REP_12337

This is not a local repository.

REP_12340

Error updating remote repository.

Same as REP_12339.
REP_12341

Error updating GDR.

Same as REP_12339.
REP_12342

The selected repository is not registered with the current Global Repository.

Cause:

You tried to unregister a repository that is not registered with the current
global repository.

Action:

You can only unregister repositories registered with a global repository.

REP_12343

This repository is not a registered repository.

Cause:

You tried to unregister a local repository from a global repository that is not
registered with that global repository.

Action:

You can only unregister local repositories registered with a global repository.

REP_12345

No repository with this name was found while attempting to update the
repository type.

Cause:

You may have repository inconsistencies.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

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REP_12346

Memory allocation failed.

Cause:

Insufficient memory allocation.

Action:

Close any unnecessary applications and restart the system. If this problem
persists, you may need to add RAM to your system.

REP_12347

An error occurred while updating connection information in the repository.

The request to lock the object failed. This may be due to a database error or
because locking this object is not allowed.

Cause:

This might be a database error. Or you are not permitted to lock the object.

Action:

You tried to perform an operation without the appropriate privileges.

Action:

The current user does not have the privilege to perform this operation.

Check the server event or error log for a related database error message. If no
database error is reported, the operation cannot be performed.

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REP_12355

The object <object name> has been modified since the time it was read.

Cause:

You tried to edit a repository object that has been modified and saved by
another user since you opened the object.

Action:

Close the object and open it again to view the edited object.

REP_12356

The object <object name> has been deleted from the repository.

Cause:

You tried to edit a repository object that has been deleted from the repository
since you opened the object.

Action:

Close the object. If you need to use that object, you must recreate it.

REP_12357

The object <object name> is already locked by <username>. Do you want to

reobtain the lock?

Cause:

You tried to edit an object that has been locked by your username. Either
someone used your username and password to access this object, or the client
shut down while you were working on the object.

Action:

If someone is using your username and password, click No, then ask that
person to close the object and log out. If the Informatica Client shut down
while you were working on the object, and you are sure that no one else has
the object open, click Yes.
:DUQLQJ Choosing Yes when someone else is working on the object may cause
permanent damage to your repository.

REP_12361

The user <username> does not exist in the repository <repository name>.

Cause:

You tried to connect to a local repository from a global repository, or vice

versa, and the specified username does not exist in that second repository.

Action:

Use a valid username or ask the administrator to add your username to the
repository.

REP_12362

The password for user <username> is incorrect for repository <repository

name>.

Cause:

You have a different password for your username at two different repositories.
You tried to connect from one repository to another, and the password used to
connect to the first repository is not valid in the second repository.

Action:

To connect to the second repository you must disconnect from the original
repository, then connect to the second repository with the proper username
and password combination. To prevent this error from recurring, change one
of the passwords to match the other.

REP_12363

The product license does not allow connection to the repository...

Cause:

You have a product license for PowerMart or Network PowerMart, and tried to
connect to a global repository with one of those products. PowerMart and
Network PowerMart can only connect to the global repository indirectly,
through a repository registered with the global repository.

The repository has been upgraded to a newer version of the product.

Action:

Upgrade the Informatica Client and Server to the newer version.

REP_12372

The repository has data that is newer than this release of the product expects.
(The repository data version is <version> while the product expects <version>). A
product upgrade may be required.

Cause:

The repository has been upgraded to a newer version of the product.

Action:

Upgrade the Informatica Client and Server to the newer version.

REP_12373

The repository has data that may be too old for this release of the product. (The
repository data version is <version> while the product expects <version>). A
repository data upgrade may be required. Use the Repository Manager to
upgrade.

Cause:

The repository needs to be upgraded to the current version expected by the

product.

Action:

Use the Repository Manager to upgrade your repository.

REP_12380

Multiple objects were found during a fetch when a single object was expected.
Please check the repository.

Cause:

Internal error. Your repository may contain inconsistencies.

Action:

Unable to update connection information in the repository.

Cause:

Use a compatible Informatica Client tool to generate the external procedures.

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

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If the database requires configuration of the Informatica Server to support

transactions, configure the server to allow transactions. Otherwise, fix the
database problem before trying again.

REP_12384

Could not commit a transaction. Please check the database and fix the problem
before continuing.

Cause:

A database error occurred, preventing a repository operation from committing.

Action:

Check the session log for a database error message. Continue only after the
database error has been fixed.

REP_12385

Cause:

Another user has locked the repository or folder or folder version in order to
perform a bulk operation, like copying, on the repository folder or version.

Action:

Try again after some time.

REP_12389

Unable to set database connection property <number>.

Cause:

A database error prevented the repository connection from setting required

database connection parameters.

Action:

Make sure the repository database server is up and running. If there is no

problem in the database, try connecting to the repository again. If the problem
persists, contact Informatica Technical Support.

REP_12390

Mapping <mapping name> contains a dependency that points to a non existent

port. The mapping is assumed to be invalid.

Cause:

You started a session that uses a mapplet, and information about the mapping
is inconsistent in the repository.

Action:

Open the mapping in the Designer, validate the mapping and save it again. If
the problem persists, the inconsistency is in the mapplet used by the mapping.
Open the mapplet, validate, and save it. Then validate and save the mapping
again.

REP_12391

Lock failed because we failed to get database time. Check your system
configuration.

Cause:

The operation fails because the repository database server is not running or has
a temporary problem and cannot provide the time.

Action:

Try the operation again. Check the repository database server log for a possible
cause of the problem.

REP_12392

GID creation failed for repository <repository name>.

Cause:

Internal error. This might be caused by hardware failure.

Action:

Try again the operation again. If the problem persists, use the information
provided to determine if the listed user is accessing the object. If you can verify
the object is not being used or accessed, ask the administrator to unlock the
object as necessary.

REP_12388

You tried to access or save a repository object, and the repository could not
create the necessary fetch or save lock to allow you to perform your task. This
occurred because another user has the object locked.

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

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REP_12402

Incompatible locales specified.

Cause:

You tried to copy or restore a repository where the locale of the target location
is not compatible with the original repository.

Action:

Choose a compatible locale. If none of the locales displayed in the target

system is compatible, use a different system with a compatible locale.

Cause:

You tried to back up the repository and the Repository Manager could not
create the backup file. The hard disk may be full or damaged.

Action:

Make sure there is enough disk space and there is no problem with the hard
disk.

REP_12452

Failed to write to file <file name>!

Cause:

You tried to back up the repository and the Repository Manager could not
write to the backup file. The hard disk may be full or damaged.

Action:

Make sure enough disk space exists and there is no problem with the hard disk.

REP_12454

Unable to open input file <file name>!

Cause:

You tried to restore the repository and the Repository Manager could not read
from the backup file. The backup file might be corrupt or the hard disk might
have bad sectors.

Action:

Check the hard disk for possible problems. You might have to restore the
backup file from an older backup. Contact Informatica Technical Support for
help.

REP_12456

Failed to read from file <file name>!

Same as REP_12454.
REP_12457

Unexpected data in file <file name>!

Cause:

The repository backup file has data inconsistencies.

Action:

Check the hard disk for possible problems. You might have to restore the
backup files from an older backup. Contact Informatica Technical Support for
help.

REP_12466

Error inserting repository object information.

Cause:

A repository database error caused the repository creation or upgrade to fail.

Action:

Try to create or upgrade the repository after fixing the database error. If the
problem persists, contact Informatica Technical Support.

REP_12467

Error inserting repository object attribute information.

Same as REP_12466.

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REP_12468

Error inserting server locale information.

Same as REP_12466.
REP_12469

Error initializing object tree.

Cause:

A repository was not created, upgraded, or restored correctly. If the problem

occurs in a repository that is in use, the database may have inconsistencies.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

REP_12470

Error updating repository information.

Use an earlier release of the Repository Manager to upgrade the repository.

Then use the latest release of the Repository Manager to upgrade the
repository to the latest version.

REP_12505

Error while executing script file <file name>.

Cause:

A database error or a problem occurred in the script.

Action:

Correct the database error and try the operation again. If there is no database
error, contact Informatica Technical Support.

REP_12581

An error occurred while opening a packaged SQL script file for execution. The
product was probably not installed correctly. Contact customer support for
assistance.

Cause:

A repository database error occurred when you tried to register or unregister a

repository. The error can also occur while attempting to edit the connection
information for a global repository.

Action:

You tried to upgrade a repository with a newer release of the Repository

Manager that does not support upgrading that repository version.

Validation error. The code page of the source database connection is not a
subset of the Informatica Server code page. This causes the session to fail when
the Informatica Server runs in the Unicode data movement mode.

Action:

If the Informatica Server runs in ASCII mode, you can ignore this warning. If
the Informatica Server runs in Unicode mode, correct the problem with one of
the following actions:

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- Choose a different source database connection for the session.

- Choose a different Informatica Server to run the session.
- Correct the code page configured for the source database connection.
- Correct the code page registered for the Informatica Server.
REP_12735

The source file <file name> and server <Informatica Server name> do not have
compatible code pages. (One way compatibility is required.)

Cause:

Validation error. The code page of the source file is not a subset of the
Informatica Server code page. This causes the session to fail when the
Informatica Server runs in the Unicode data movement mode.

Action:

If the Informatica Server runs in ASCII mode, you can ignore this warning. If
the Informatica Server runs in Unicode mode, correct the problem with one of
the following actions:
- Choose a different source file and code page for the session.
- Choose a different Informatica Server to run the session.
- Correct the code page registered for the Informatica Server.

REP_12736

The database <database name> and server <Informatica Server name> do not
have compatible code pages.

Cause:

Validation error. The session contains a Lookup or Stored Procedure

transformation and the code page for the lookup or stored procedure database
is not compatible with the Informatica Server code page. This causes the
session to fail when the Informatica Server runs in the Unicode data
movement mode.

Action:

If the Informatica Server runs in ASCII mode, you can ignore this warning. If
the Informatica Server runs in Unicode mode, correct the problem with one of
the following actions:
- Choose a different Informatica Server to run the session.
- Correct the configured code page for the database in the Server Manager.
- Choose a different lookup or stored procedure database on the
Transformations tab of the session property sheet.
- Correct the code page registered for the Informatica Server.

REP_12737

The server <Informatica Server name> and target database <target database
connection> do not have compatible code pages (one way compatibility is
required).

Cause:

Validation error. The code page of the target database connection is not a
superset of the Informatica Server code page. This causes the session to fail
when the Informatica Server runs in the Unicode data movement mode.

Action:

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- Correct the code page configured for the target database connection.
- Correct the code page registered for the Informatica Server.
REP_12738

The server <Informatica Server name> and target file <file name> do not have
compatible code pages. (One way compatibility is required.)

Cause:

Validation error. The code page of the target file is not a superset of the
Informatica Server code page. This causes the session to fail when the
Informatica Server runs in the Unicode data movement mode.

Action:

If the Informatica Server runs in ASCII mode, you can ignore this warning. If
the Informatica Server runs in Unicode mode, correct the problem with one of
the following actions:
- Choose a different target file and code page for the session.
- Choose a different Informatica Server to run the session.
- Correct the code page registered for the Informatica Server.

REP_12773

The Global Repository code page (<code page name>) is not compatible with the
selected code page (<code page name>).

Cause:

While upgrading a local repository, the local repository code page must be a
superset of the global repository code page.

Action:

Choose an appropriate code page.

REP_12782

The repository <repository name>s code page <code page name> and
<Informatica Client>s code page <code page name> are incompatible.

Cause:

The Informatica Client code page is not compatible with the code page of the
repository to which you are trying to connect. The Informatica Client and
repository code pages must be compatible. Their code pages must also be
compatible with the Informatica Server code page.

Action:

Change the code page for the Informatica Client to one that is compatible
with the repository code page. For a list of compatible code pages, see Code
Pages in the Installation and Configuration Guide. Or, if you need to change
the repository code page, you can copy the repository to a new location or
backup and restore it. Both actions allow you to configure a different code
page for the repository.

REP_12934

Failed to fetch information for user <repository username>.

Cause:

This is a database error.

Action:

Read the accompanying database error message for more details.

Cause:

The computer running the Informatica client application is out of memory.

Action:

Close other applications.

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REP_12950

Cause:

Edit the XML file and make sure the lookup table column is different from the
transformation port. Or, re-export the object and then import it.

REP_12951

The lookup condition is not valid: Lookup Table Column <column name> and
Transformation Port <port name> are the same. Transformation is not valid.

Cause:

You entered an incorrect expression value for the lookup condition in the
XML file. The lookup table column is the same as the transformation port.

Action:

Edit the XML file and make sure the lookup table column is different from the
transformation port. Or, re-export the object and then import it.

REP_12952

Joiner Transformation <transformation name> has INVALID joiner condition:

Master <port name> and Detail <port name> are the same.

Cause:

You entered an incorrect expression value for the join condition in the XML
file. The master port is the same as the detail port.

Action:

Edit the XML file and make sure the master port is different from the detail
port. Or, re-export the object and then import it.

REP_12953

The joiner condition is not valid: Master <port name> and Detail <port name> are
the same. Transformation is not valid.

Cause:

You entered an incorrect expression value for the join condition. The master
port is the same as the detail port.

Action:

Edit the XML file and make sure the master port is different from the detail
port. Or, re-export the object and then import it.

REP_12954

Warning: The Call Text attribute of Stored Procedure transformation

transformation name has non-empty value when the Stored Procedure Type
attribute is set to Normal.

Cause:

The call text attribute for the stored procedure contains a value when you
defined the stored procedure type attribute as Normal in the XML file.

Action:

Edit the XML file and make sure the call text attribute value is empty when
you define the stored procedure type attribute as Normal. Or, re-export the
object and then import it.

REP_12955

Warning: The Call Text attribute of Stored Procedure transformation has nonempty value when attribute Store Procedure Type is set to Normal.

Cause:

You entered an incorrect expression value for the lookup condition in the
XML file. The lookup table column is the same as the transformation port.

Action:

Lookup Transformation <transformation name> has INVALID lookup condition:

Lookup Table Column <column name> and Transformation Port <port name> are
the same.

The call text attribute contains a value when you defined the stored procedure
type attribute as Normal in the XML file.

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Action:

Edit the XML file and make sure the call text attribute value is empty when
you define the stored procedure type attribute as Normal. Or, re-export the
object and then import it.

REP_12971

Copy session failed.

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Check the output window for the exact reason for failure.

REP_32000

Error: Could not find DSQ instance <Source Qualifier> for <source>.

Cause:

The Source Qualifier associated with the source is missing in the XML file.

Action:

Edit the XML file and verify that it has a valid entry for the Source Qualifier.
Or, re-export the object and then import it.

REP_32001

Error: Source Reference: <source> DBD: <source> for DSQ <Source Qualifier>
not found.

Cause:

The source associated with a specified Source Qualifier is missing in the XML
file.

Action:

Edit the XML file and verify it has a valid source for the specified Source
Qualifier. Or, re-export the object and then import it.

REP_32002

Error: There are more than one groups with the order: <number> in <group>.

repository.

Action:

Restore the folder or re-create the shortcut to the object in the folder.

REP_32011

Internal Error: Could not copy object.

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

The field order does not match the group order in the XML file.

Action:

Error: Field order does not match group order.

User does not have license to import sources of type: <source type>.

Cause:

You do not have rights to import this particular source.

Action:

Make sure you have the correct licenses. Contact Informatica Technical
Support.

REP_32018

Invalid Delimiters: <delimiter>.

Cause:

You defined invalid delimiters for a flat file source in the XML file.

Action:

Edit the XML file under the FLAT FILE node. Or, re-export the object and
then import it.

REP_32019

Error: Invalid table attribute: <attribute>.

Cause:

You defined a table attribute type in the XML that is not supported.

Action:

Edit the XML file for that attribute. Or, re-export the object and then import
it.

REP_32020

Warning: Could not link fields <field name>:<field name>:<field name>: Instance
<instance> to Field: <field name> Instance <instance>.

Cause:

You defined invalid connector node exists for a mapping or mapplet in the
XML file.

Action:

Fix the CONNECTOR node under the mapping or mapplet. Or, re-export
the object and then import it.

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REP_32021

Cause:

Edit the key type node in the XML file. Or, re-export the object and then
import it.

REP_32022

Error: Invalid Group <group> for field <field name>.

Cause:

You defined a group in the XML file that does not exist for that table field.

Action:

Edit the group name in the XML file. Or, re-export the object and then
import it.

REP_32023

Error: Cannot determine ODBC Data type for field <field name>.

Check that the group exists in the XML file. Or, re-export the object and then
import it.

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REP_32035

Error: Invalid Initialization Property: <INITPROP name>.

Cause:

You entered NO for the USERDEFINED attribute and entered an invalid

value for the NAME attribute for the INITPROP element in the XML file.

Action:

If the INITPROP element represents a user-defined initialization property in

the transformation, edit the XML file and enter YES for the USERDEFINED
attribute. Otherwise, re-export the object and then import it.

REP_32036

Error: This transformation cannot have groups.

Cause:

In the XML file, you entered a GROUP element for a transformation that
does not support groups.

Action:

Edit the XML file to remove the GROUP element from the transformation
that does not support groups. Or, re-export the object and then import it.

REP_32037

Database Error: while Assigning Ids for Transformation: <transformation>.

REP_32041

Error: Invalid Instance Type: <TYPE value>.

Cause:

You specified an invalid entry for the TYPE attribute in the INSTANCE
element for a transformation.

Action:

Edit the XML file and enter a valid instance type for the TYPE attribute. Or,
re-export the object and then import it.

REP_32042

Error: Invalid reference field <REF_FIELD name> for Transformation field:

<TRANSFORMFIELD name>.

Cause:

In the XML file, a TRANSFORMFIELD element contains a value for the

REF_FIELD attribute that does not match a SOURCEFIELD element.

Action:

Edit the XML file and verify the REF_FIELD attribute matches the name of
the SOURCEFIELD element. Or, re-export the object and then import it.

missing a REF_FIELD attribute or contains a value for the REF_FIELD

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attribute that does not match a TRANSFORMFIELD element in the XML

file.
Action:

Edit the XML file and enter a REF_FIELD attribute. Make sure the
REF_FIELD attribute matches the name of a TRANSFORMFIELD element.
Or, re-export the object and then import it.

REP_32045

Error: Invalid reference field: <REF_FIELD> for Lookup Field:

<TRANSFORMFIELD name> Transformation: <TRANSFORMATION name>.

Cause:

The specified TRANSFORMFIELD element in a Lookup transformation is

missing a REF_FIELD attribute in the XML file.

Action:

target name>.

Cause:

The TRANSFORMATION_NAME attribute in the INSTANCE element

does not match a TRANSFORMATION element name in the XML file.

Action:

Edit the XML file and verify the TRANSFORMATION_NAME attribute

matches a TRANSFORMATION element name. Or, re-export the object and
then import it.

REP_32056

Error: Missing or Empty Attribute: <attribute name>.

Cause:

You did not enter the specified attribute in either a SOURCE,

SOURCEFIELD, or TARGETFIELD element in the XML file.

Action:

Edit the XML file and enter the necessary attribute. Or, re-export the object
and then import it.

REP_32060

Error: Could not get datatype description for field: <field name>.

Cause:

Internal Error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

REP_32063

Error: An Unknown target field attribute: <attribute ID> has been detected for
Field: <field name>.

Cause:

Internal Error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

REP_32066

Error: Could not get group for source field: <source field>.

value> Transformation: <transformation name>.

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

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REP_32081

Invalid schedule info.

Cause:

You set invalid schedule information for the session in the XML file.

Action:

Edit the schedule information node in the XML file. Or, re-export the object
and then import it.

REP_32085

Error: DSQ Instance <Source Qualifier> associated with the session <session
name> does not exist.

Cause:

The mapping in the target folder is different from the mapping in the session
that was exported. You might have renamed the Source Qualifier
transformation while copying or importing a mapping.

Action:

Copy or import the mapping into the target repository again.

REP_32086

Error: Failed to Fetch Version <version number> under folder <folder name>.

Cause:

You defined a version name of the mapping in the XML file that does not exist
in the target folder.

Action:

Edit the version node under the session in the XML file.

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

REP_32094

Error: Invalid version name in the XML file for the mapping associated with the
session: <session name>.

Cause:

You defined an invalid version name for the mapping in the XML file.

Action:

Edit the XML file for the version node in the session. Or, re-export the object
and then import it.

REP_32095

Error: Invalid Mapping Name for the session <session name>.

Cause:

You defined an invalid mapping name associated with the session in the XML
file.

Action:

Edit the XML file for the mapping name attribute in the session. Or, re-export
the object and then import it.

REP_32096

Error: Invalid FTP Name <FTP connection>.

Cause:

Unable to retrieve the global object defined in the XML file for that session.

Action:

Create a new global object or select an existing one using the Server Manager.

REP_32097

Warning: FTP connection <FTP connection> not found. Session will be imported
without reference to FTP connection.

Cause:

Unable to retrieve the global object defined in the XML file for that session.

Action:

Create a new global object or select an existing one using the Server Manager.

REP_32098

Warning: Loader connection <external loader connection> not found. Session will
be imported without reference to Loader connection.

Cause:

Unable to retrieve the global object defined in the XML file for that session.

Action:

Create a new global object or select an existing one using the Server Manager.

REP_32100

Error: Lookup should be done before importing.

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

The database connection specified for the session in the XML file does not
exist in the target repository.

Action:

Error: Unable to fetch database connection: <database connection> associated

with the data source qualifier: <Source Qualifier>.

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

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REP_32111

Error: Invalid Database Type: <DATABASETYPE value> for source: <SOURCE

name>.

Cause:

You entered an invalid database type in the DATABASETYPE attribute in the

SOURCE element for the specified source.

Action:

Edit the XML file and correct the DATABASETYPE attribute in the
SOURCE element. Or, re-export the object and then import it.

REP_32112

Error: Missing or Empty Name for: <element>.

Cause:

You did not enter a NAME attribute for the specified element.

Action:

Edit the XML file and add a NAME attribute in the specified element. Or, reexport the object and then import it.

REP_32113

Error: Invalid number of fields for transformation: <Sequence transformation

name>.

Cause:

In the XML file, you included more than two TRANSFORMFIELD elements
in the specified TRANSFORMATION element for a Sequence Generator
transformation.

Action:

Edit the XML file and make sure the Sequence Generator transformation has
exactly two TRANSFORMFIELD elements. Or, re-export the object and then
import it.

REP_32115

Error: <object> <object name> cannot be imported as it is potentially unsafe.

Importing any associated mapping/mapplet might result in an error.

Cause:

You created or modified an object in the XML file that cannot be created or
modified.

Action:

Re-export the object and then import it.

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REP_32116

Cause:

Re-export the mapping and then import it.

REP_32117

Error: <transformation type> <transformation name> is potentially unsafe and

will not be available for import.

Cause:

In the XML file, you modified either a source, target, or transformation that
contains a CRCVALUE code. For a list of objects you can modify in the XML
file, see the Informatica Webzine.

Action:

Re-export the object and then import it.

REP_32118

Error: Invalid Usage Flags: <flag>.

Cause:

You specified an invalid usage flag in the XML file.

Action:

Edit the XML file. Or, re-export the object and then import it.

REP_32121

Warning: Removing instance <instance name>. Could not find source instance
for this source qualifier instance.

Cause:

You defined a Source Qualifier transformation in the XML file that is not
associated with a source.

Action:

Edit the XML file. Or, re-export the object and then import it.

REP_32122

Error: Transformation <transformation name> has an invalid reusable setting.

Cause:

You defined a non-reusable transformation as reusable in the XML file.

Action:

Consult the Designer Guide to see which types of transformation are not
reusable. Edit the XML file. Or, re-export the object and then import it.

REP_32123

Error: Rank transformation <transformation name> has an invalid first field

name. It has to be RANKINDEX.

Cause:

You deleted or renamed the first field for the Rank transformation in the XML
file.

Action:

Edit the XML file and make sure the first field name for the Rank
transformation is RANKINDEX. Or, re-export the object and then import it.

REP_32124

Field <field name> has missing or invalid expression type.

Cause:

You did not define an expression type for the transformation in the XML file,
or you defined an invalid expression type.

Action:

In the XML file, you modified an object that contains a CRCVALUE code.
The object is a part of the specified mapping. For a list of objects you can
modify in the XML file, see the Informatica Webzine.

Action:

Error: The mapping: <mapping name> is potentially unsafe and cannot be

imported.

Edit the XML file and define a valid expression type for the transformation.
Or, re-export the object and then import it.

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REP_32131

Error: Rank transformation <transformation name> has no RANK PORT. This

transformation is invalid.

Cause:

You did not define a Rank port type for the Rank transformation in the XML
file.

Action:

Edit the XML file and make sure there is one and only one field which has the
port type as Rank. Or, re-export the object and then import it.

REP_32132

Error: Transformation <transformation name> has duplicate group <group

name> due to the same group order.

Cause:

You defined duplicated groups in the group order in the XML file.

Action:

Edit the XML file and make sure the group order has different groups. Or, reexport the object and then import it.

REP_32135

Error: Invalid precision: <number> specified for field: <field name>. The
maximum precision is 65535.

Cause:

You defined the field precision in the XML file greater than the maximum of
65,535.

Action:

Edit the XML file and make sure the precision is less than or equal to the
maximum precision, which is 65,535.

REP_32136

Error: Invalid scale: <number> specified for field: <field name>. The scale cannot
be greater than the precision or the maximum scale which is 65535.

Cause:

You defined the scale for a field in the XML file with an invalid number. The
scale is either greater than the corresponding precision or greater than the
maximum scale allowed, which is 65,535.

Action:

Edit the XML file and make sure the scale for the field is less than or equal to
the precision for the field.

REP_32137

The first field of lookup transformation <transformation name> has to be a

Dynamic Lookup field when dynamic lookup cache is enabled. Transformation is
not valid.

Cause:

In the XML file, you defined the dynamic lookup cache attribute to YES, but
you did not define the first lookup port as NewLookupRow.

Action:

When the dynamic lookup cache attribute is set to YES, the first field has to be
NewLookupRow. Edit the XML file, or re-export the object and then import
it.

REP_32138

Field <field name> for lookup transformation <transformation name> cannot be

a Dynamic Lookup field when dynamic lookup cache is disabled. Transformation
is not valid.

Cause:

In the XML file, you defined a lookup port as NewLookupRow, but you
defined the dynamic lookup cache as NO.

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Action:

REP_32139

You modified the definition of the NewLookupRow port in the XML file.

Action:

Do not change the NewLookupRow port in the XML file. Re-export the
object and then import it.

REP_32140

In Rank transformation <transformation name>, the content(s) of the

RANKINDEX field <field name> has been changed. Transformation is not valid.

Cause:

You entered an invalid value for the DATATYPE attribute in the specified
MAPPINGVARIABLE element in the XML file.

Action:

Edit the XML file and define a valid value for the DATATYPE attribute in the
specified MAPPINGVARIABLE element. Or, re-export the object and then
import it.

REP_32149

Error: Invalid datatype for aggregate COUNT for mapping variable

<MAPPINGVARIABLE name>.

Cause:

In Lookup transformation <transformation name>, the content(s) of the

generated Dynamic Lookup field <field name> has been changed.
Transformation is not valid.

Cause:

You cannot have the NewLookupRow when the dynamic lookup cache
attribute is set to NO. Edit the XML file, or re-export the object and then
import it.

In the XML file, you specified COUNT for the AGGFUNCTION attribute,
and you entered an invalid value for the DATATYPE attribute for the specified
MAPPINGVARIABLE element.

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Action:

Edit the XML file and enter either LONG or SHORT for the DATATYPE
attribute for the MAPPINGVARIABLE element. Or, re-export the object and
then import it.

REP_32150

Error: Invalid aggregate type for mapping variable <MAPPINGVARIABLE name>.

Cause:

In the XML file, you specified NO for the ISPARAM attribute, and you
entered an invalid value for the AGGFUNCTION attribute for the specified
MAPPINGVARIABLE element.

Action:

Edit the XML file and enter COUNT, MIN, or MAX for the
AGGFUNCTION attribute for the MAPPINGVARIABLE element. Or, reexport the object and then import it.

REP_32151

Error: no name for the imported mapping variable.

Cause:

In the XML file, the NAME attribute is missing from the

MAPPINGVARIABLE element.

Action:

Edit the XML file and add a NAME attribute to the MAPPINGVARIABLE
element. Or, re-export the object and then import it.

REP_32167

Error: Duplicate instances of type: <instance type> name: <instance name>.

Cause:

In the XML file, you defined two instances of the same type with the same
instance name.

Action:

Edit the XML file and rename one of the transformation instance names. Also,
rename any references to it in the mapping or mapplet. Import the object
again.

REP_32171

The mapping originally assigned to this session has been changed. Cannot
import the session.

Cause:

You copied a mapping to the target repository that was modified, deleted or
renamed.

Action:

Copy or import the original mapping to the target repository again.

REP_32173

Error: Expected unsigned value for attribute: <attribute value>, found value:
<value>.

Cause:

You provided a negative or invalid value for an unsigned number in the XML
file.

Action:

Correct the value in the XML file. Or, re-export the object and then import it.

REP_32174

Error: Invalid value: <value>, expecting unsigned value for attribute: <attribute>,
for <element>: <element name>.

Cause:

You provided a negative or invalid value for an unsigned number in the XML
file.

Action:

Edit the XML file and define a valid value for the attribute OCCURS. Or, reexport the object and then import it.

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REP_32175

Cause:

Edit the XML file and define the correct database type for the
DATABASETYPE attribute in the TARGET element. Or, re-export the object
and then import it.

REP_32176

Two or more fields in the xml data source qualifier: <Source Qualifier> refer to
the same field: <field name> in the source.

Cause:

In the XML file, you defined two transformation fields for the XML Source
Qualifier with the same value for the REF_SOURCEFIELD attribute.

Action:

You defined an invalid database type in the XML file, or the database type is
not valid for a target.

Action:

Error: Invalid target database type: <target database name> for target: <target
name>.

Edit the XML file and provide the correct value. Or, re-export the object and
then import it.

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RR Codes
The following error messages might appear if the session reads relational sources.
RR_4004

ERROR: Failed sanity check. No primary key in source tables.

Cause:

The source tables specified in the mapping do not contain primary keys.

Action:

Use source tables that contain primary keys or edit the source tables
appropriately. When using multiple sources, you must create the appropriate
primary/foreign key relationships.

RR_4006

ERROR: Failed sanity check. No key in node...

Cause:

The source tables specified in the mapping do not contain the appropriate
primary key/foreign key relationships. When using multiple source tables with
a Source Qualifier, each table must have a primary key/foreign key
relationship.

Action:

Use source tables that contain the appropriate primary key/foreign key
relationships, or edit the source tables appropriately.

RR_4025

Error executing stored procedure...

Cause:

You have requested a stored procedure that does not exist in the source
databases.

Action:

Check the source database for the stored procedure you have specified.
or

Cause:

The Informatica Server encountered an error while trying to run a stored

procedure.

Action:

Check the session log for related error messages.

RR_4032

Warning: # of sorted ports <number of ports> must be less than # of projected

fields <number of connected output ports>. Ignoring sort request.

Cause:

The number of output ports connected from the Source Qualifier

transformation to another transformation is less than the number entered in
the Source Qualifier number of sorted ports option.

Action:

Change the sort count to less than or equal to connected ports in the Designer.

RR_4033

Error parsing stored procedure call text <call text>.

Cause:

The specified stored procedure call text is incorrect.

RR_4039

User defined query <query> contains character(s) that is (are) not valid in the
code page of the source database connection. The invalid character starts at
position <number> of the query.

Cause:

You entered a query containing characters that are invalid in the source
database connection code page.

Action:

Change the query to contain characters included in the source database

connection code page only.

RR_4040

User defined join condition and/or source filter condition <string> contains
character(s) that is(are) not valid in the code page of the source database
connection. The invalid character starts at position <number> in the above
condition.

Cause:

The join condition or the source filter condition or the combination of both
join and filter conditions contain characters that are invalid in the source
database connection code page only.

Action:

Change either the join, filter, or both conditions to contain characters

included in the source database connection code page.

RR_4041

User defined source filter condition <string> contains character(s) that is (are)
not valid in the code page of the source database connection. The invalid
character starts at position <number> of the filter condition.

Cause:

You entered a filter condition containing characters that are invalid in the
source database connection code page.

Action:

Error executing SQL query.

Action:

Check the session log for information about the skipped row.

SM_7008

Transformation Evaluation Error Info...

Same as SM_7007.
SM_7013

Aggregate error...

Cause:

The Informatica Server encountered an error related to input/output

operations in the aggregate files.

Action:

Make sure the file system where the aggregate files are located have enough
space for the files, and that you have the proper permissions to write to that
file system. Then make sure the session index and data cache sizes are large
enough to store the necessary aggregate information.

SM_7024

Transformation Parse Fatal Error: Filter clause did not evaluate to a numeric
value.

Cause:

The filter condition you specified in Filter transformation does not evaluate to
a numeric value.

Action:

Check that the filter condition evaluates to a numeric value.

SM_7027

Transformation evaluation error; current row skipped... trying to delete a nonexisting row.

Same as SM_7007.

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SM_7038

Aggregate Error: ServerMode: <data movement mode> and CachedMode: <data

movement mode that created the file> mismatch.

Cause:

You started a session using incremental aggregation after changing the

Informatica Server data movement mode. The Informatica Server cannot
access incremental aggregation files created in a different data movement
mode.

Action:

Delete the existing incremental aggregation files. Or configure the session to

reinitialize the aggregate cache. Or, if the Informatica Server data movement
mode was changed in error, change the data movement mode back to its
original setting.

SM_7051

Aggregate error: index file timestamp is earlier than the timestamp of the
Aggregator transformation or mapping.

Cause:

You modified a mapping containing an Aggregator transformation or modified

the Aggregator transformation. Then when you ran the incremental
aggregation session, the Informatica Server tried to reuse the existing cache file
that was invalid with the Aggregator modifications.

Action:

The mapping and Aggregator transformation timestamp must be earlier than

the cache file. Either reinitialize the aggregate cache or delete the cache file
manually.

SM_7087

Aggregate Error: code page <code page> and cached code page <code page> are
not two-way compatible.

Cause:

You changed the session code page using incremental aggregation. The new
code page is not compatible with the previous code page. Therefore, the data
in the existing aggregate cache is not compatible with the new session code
page.

Action:

To reuse the data in the cache, set the code page of the current session to a
compatible code page. Otherwise, reinitialize the cache or manually delete the
cache file.

SM_7088

Aggregate Error: sort order <sort order> and cached sort order <sort order>
mismatch.

Cause:

You changed the session sort order. The new sort order is not compatible with
the previous code page sort order. Therefore, the data in the existing aggregate
cache is not compatible with the new session code page.

Action:

If you want to reuse the data in the cache, set the sort order of the current
session to a compatible code page sort order. Otherwise, reinitialize the cache
or manually delete the cache file.

SM_7089

Aggregate error: Unknown code page <code page> in the aggregation cache.

Cause:

The Informatica Server cannot identify the code page used to create the
incremental aggregate cache because the cache was generated in a different
server environment with a different code page.

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Action:
SM_7091

The update strategy expression you specified in the Update Strategy

transformation does not evaluate to a numeric value.

Action:

Transformation Parse Fatal Error: Update Strategy Expression did not evaluate to
a numeric value.

Cause:

Reinitialize the cache or manually delete the cache file.

Check that the update strategy expression evaluates to a numeric value.

Unbound field <field name> in Source Qualifier <transformation name>.

Same as TE_7017.
TE_7102

TE Init Error: Failed to get the last saved time for mapping <mapping name>.

Cause:

The repository database server could not provide the last saved time when the
mapping was saved. A previous problem with the database might have caused
some data inconsistencies.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

TE_7104

Error occurred while creating group [group number] of XML target <target
name>.

Cause:

During initialization, the pipeline compilation failed to create a group object.

Action:

Check the previous message in the log for more information.

TE_7105

Error occurred while creating transformation <transformation name>.

Cause:

During initialization, the pipeline compilation failed to create a

transformation object.

Action:

Check the previous message in the log for more information.

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TE_7106

Cause:

During initialization, the Informatica Server failed to create an XML group

ID.

Action:

Check the permissions on the directory where the output file is to be

generated.

TM_6003

Transformation error <transformation ID> processing record in pipeline.

Cause:

The Informatica Server failed to execute transformations on a particular

record.

Action:

Check the session log for related error messages.

TM_6004

Error connecting to repository.

Cause:

The Informatica Server failed to connect to the repository. The repository

could be down.

Check the session log for related error messages.

TM_6018

Session <session name> run completed with <number> transformation errors.

Cause:

The session completed with the specified number of row transformation

errors.

Action:

If desired, correct the errors and send corrected data to the target.

TM_6027

ERROR: Illegal reader type...

Cause:

Internal error.

Check the session log for related error messages.

TM_6034

Error setting source field dependencies.

Cause:

Internal error. The repository may have inconsistencies.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

TM_6037

Error creating STList structure.

Same as TM_6034.
TM_6044

Error identifying sources for SQ <transformation name>.

Same as TM_6034.
TM_6045

Cause:

Invalid mapping.

Cause:

The Informatica Server encountered an error while executing a user-specified

shell script. Any non-zero return value is an error.

Action:

Review the shell script for the specific cause and action.

TM_6057

Error fetching shell commands from repository.

Cause:

The Informatica Server failed to fetch shell commands.

Action:

Check your session log for related error messages. If no further messages
appear, contact Informatica Technical Support.

TM_6058

Error getting next shell command.

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

TM_6059

Error updating Sequence Generator.

Cause:

The Informatica Server failed to access the repository. You may have logged
into the repository incorrectly.

Action:

Log in with correct information. Usernames and passwords may be casesensitive.

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possibility of recovery.

Cause:

Could not connect to the target database. The recovery information for this
session run cannot be saved. This could occur when, for example, the
Informatica Server is writing data from a stored procedure to a flat file target,
but fails to connect to that database that has the stored procedure.

Action:

This session run is unrecoverable. Do not attempt to recover this session run.

TM_6074

Error initializing DTMINFO for target table.

Cause:

The Informatica Server failed to initialize a process for the target table.

Action:

Check the session log for related errors.

TM_6075

Error opening file.

Cause:

This is an operating system error.

Action:

Check the session log for related operating system errors. If necessary, consult
your operating system manual for appropriate action.

TM_6076

Error reading from file.

Same as TM_6074.
TM_6084

ERROR: cannot allocate buffer pool memory blocks.

An error occurred while executing post-session shell commands for the

specified session.

Action:

Make sure all post-session shell commands are specified correctly, and those
commands can be found in the Informatica Server account path.

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TM_6100

Cause:

Find the total number of Source Qualifiers, Normalizers, and targets used in
the mapping. Multiply that number by two, then set the number of session
buffer blocks higher than the result. To increase the number of buffer blocks,
either increase session shared memory size or reduce buffer block size in the
session property page.

TM_6109

Warning! The size of shared memory allocated for each DTM is recommended not
to exceed <number> bytes. The specified size of shared memory is <number>
bytes.

Cause:

The shared memory size exceeded the recommended size.

Action:

The Informatica Server started with the shared memory size you specified. If
you want to change the memory size, stop the Informatica Server, change the
number of bytes to the specified size, then restart the Informatica Server.

TM_6154

Error in setting sort order: <sort order>.

Cause:

You selected a sort order that is invalid with the code page.

Action:

Select a valid sort order for the selected code page.

TM_6157

Error parsing stored procedure call text <stored procedure>.

Cause:

The session does not have enough buffer blocks. The number of buffer blocks
allocated to the session must be at least twice the number of Source Qualifiers,
Normalizers, and targets in the mapping.

Action:

ERROR: Insufficient number of data blocks for targets and sources. Increase
shared memory size or reduce buffer block size.

The Informatica Server cannot parse the stored procedure text. There might be
a syntax error in the stored procedure.

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Action:

Check the syntax of the stored procedure. Test the stored procedure in the
database. Then run the session again.

TM_6159

Error executing stored procedure... [return value from database] [error message
from database].

Cause:

The context for executing the stored procedure might be invalid.

Action:

Verify the stored procedure in the database. Check the database error messages
for further explanations.

TM_6165

ERROR! Recovery is not supported for sessions with non-relational targets.

Cause:

You attempted to recovery a session with non-relational targets.

Action:

You cannot recover a session with non-relational targets.

TM_6166

ERROR! Cannot perform recovery. The number of partitions for target <target>
has been changed since the previous run.

Cause:

The first time you attempted to run a session, you attempted to run that
session in the recovery mode.

Action:

Go to the session properties and disable recovery on the session, and then run
the session.
or

Cause:

For the first time you attempted to run a session since upgrading the product,
you attempted to run that session in the recovery mode. The upgrade process
has changed the how the repository handles partitions for the target.

Action:

Go to the session properties and disable recovery on the session, and then run
the session.

TM_6167

Warning! No recovery information for target <target name> partition <ID

number>. Recovery will start from the first row.

Cause:

The partition information has changed since the previous run. The partition
ID listed is the repository partition ID.

Action:

None.

TM_6168

Error resetting rows in OPB_SRVR_RECOVERY table in target database.

Continuing session although it may not be possible to perform recovery.

Cause:

During a normal session run, an error occurred resetting recovery information.

It might not be possible to perform recovery of this session run. Even if
recovery is performed, the data loaded is not guaranteed.

Action:

Do not attempt to recover this session run.

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TM_6186

Stored procedure call text <call text> contains character(s) that is(are) not valid
in the codepage of the stored procedure database connection. The invalid
character starts at position <character position> of the query.

Cause:

The stored procedure call text for a pre-target or post-target stored procedure
contains one or more characters that are not in the character set of the stored
procedure database code page.

Action:

Identify the invalid character referenced in the session log. Edit the call text so
that the stored procedure call text contains characters encoded in the character
sets of both the Informatica Server code page and the stored procedure
database code page.
You can also configure the stored procedure database to use a code page that
contains encoding for the store procedure data character set and is compatible
with the Informatica Server code page.
or

Cause:

The stored procedure database uses a code page that is not supported by
PowerMart/PowerCenter.

Action:

Select a code page for the stored procedure database that is supported by
PowerMart/PowerCenter and contains encoding for the stored procedure
database character set.

TM_6188

Session sort order <sort order name> is incompatible with the Informatica
Servers codepage <code page name>.

Cause:

You configured a session using an Informatica Client configured for relaxed

data code page validation, but the Informatica Server is configured to validate
data code pages.

Action:

If you want to run sessions using relaxed sort order selection, configure the
Informatica Server for relaxed data code page validation.
or

Action:

If you want to validate data code pages and session sort order, configure the
Informatica Client to validate data code pages and configure the session to use
a sort order that is compatible with the Informatica Server code page.

TM_6190

ERROR: Could not uniquely determine connection $Source or $Target for a lookup
or stored procedure transformation.

Cause:

You specified either the $Source or $Target variable in the Location

Information property in a Lookup transformation. The mapping has more
than one relational source or relational target database connection.

Action:

Edit the properties of the Lookup transformation and enter a specific database
connection.
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Cause:

You specified either the $Source or $Target variable in the Connection

Information property in a Stored Procedure transformation. The mapping has
more than one relational source or relational target database connection.

Action:

source files, such as for pre/port session shell commands.

Action:

Check the previous message in the session log for details.

VAR_27003

Error occurred in expanding references for initial value of <variable>: <name>.

Cause:

The mapping variable COUNT value has a mismatched datatype.

Action:

Create the parameter file, set the path correctly, or remove the file in the
session properties.

VAR_27017

Internal error: binary datatype is not supported for <variable type>.

Cause:

The repository might have inconsistencies.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

VAR_27018

Error: cannot find mapping parameter or variable of name <variable name> in

transformation <transformation name>.

Cause:

The Informatica Server is referencing an undeclared parameter or variable in

an expression.

Action:

Declare the parameter or variable in the Designer.

VAR_27019

Error occurred while binding values for mapping parameter or variable <name>
in transformation <transformation name>.

Cause:

The Informatica Server attempted to bind the pointer to get the mapping
variable. It could not resolve or initialize the data value when parsing an
expression.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

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VAR_27025

Error (Mapping Variable or Parameter): Data conversion overflow <exception

number>.

Cause:

Data conversion error: 20050

Decimal with <= 18 precision overflow: 20110 or 20130
Decimal with <= 28 precision overflow: 20120 or 20140
Integer overflow: 20150

Action:

Check the value or range of the initial value and fix it.

VAR_27026

Action:
VAR_27033

Internal error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

VAR_27034

Internal Error: cannot resolve data value for server variable <name>.

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

VAR_27035

Internal Error: cannot resolve integer numeric data value for server variable
<name ($PMSession error threshold, $PMSession log count)>.

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Internal Error: cannot resolve server variable name for <number>.

Cause:

If the initial value is not defined in the parameter file, go to the mapping and
edit the initial value specified in the variable/parameter dialog box.

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

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VAR_27042

Error in getting the final value for mapping variable <name>. Skip saving the
persisted value for this variable.

Cause:

Internal error. The Informatica Server could not resolve the final mapping
variable value to save it.

Action:

See the previous message in the session log for details.

VAR_27043

Error: data value overflowed or too large.

Cause:

The Informatica Server checks if the data is valid before saving the final value
in the repository. The data value overflowed.

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Action:

Change the precision of the mapping variable/parameter if necessary.

VAR_27044

Error: cannot have null data value.

Cause:

The Informatica Server has to check if the data is valid before saving the final
value in the repository. The data value is null.

Action:

Look at the data set. Make sure the mapping variable value is not null.

VAR_27046

Error in parsing last saved timestamp for mapping variable <name>. Cannot
compare with the timestamp of its persisted value in the repository. Ignore the
persisted value in repository.

Cause:

The Informatica Server ignored the timestamped persisted value because the
value is invalid in the repository.

Cause:

The Informatica Server encountered a data conversion error with the initial
value of a mapping variable/parameter. This error is unlike VAR_27000,
which is an unexpected exception.

Action:

If the initial value is defined in a parameter file, edit the parameter file
associated with the session.
or

Action:

If the initial value is not defined in the parameter file, go to the mapping and
edit the initial value specified in the variable/parameter dialog box.

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VAR_27056

Data conversion error in converting <data value>.

Cause:

Same as VAR_27055.

VAR_27057

Data value overflowed or too large in converting <data value>.

Cause:

The Informatica Server checks if the data is valid before saving the final value
in the repository. The data value overflowed.

Action:

Change the precision of the mapping variable/parameter if necessary.

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WID_11013

Aggregate Transformation: Error in parsing group-by ports.

Cause:

In the mapping, in either an Aggregator or Rank transformation, an aggregate

expression (or sum) is specified as a group-by port. Group-by ports cannot be
aggregate expressions. They should generally be primary or foreign keys.

Action:

Change the appropriate group-by port before running the session again.
or

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

WID_11014

Aggregator Transformation: Error in parsing output ports.

Cause:

An Aggregator transformation in the mapping contains an invalid expression

or port.

Action:

Validate the expression used by the Aggregator, then validate the mapping.
or

Cause:
Action:

Internal Error in <transformation name>: No matching input port found for

output...

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

WID_11015

If the mapping is valid, this is an internal error.

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

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WID_11019

Port <port name>: Default value is: ERROR <error message>.

Cause:

The Informatica Server encountered a null value while moving data into the
named port and returned the user-specified error message because that port
has been configured to return an error upon encountering null values.

Action:

Change the default value so the Informatica Server does not return an error
when encountering null values.
or

Cause:

An error occurred in the named port, and that port is configured to return the
user-specified error message upon error.

Action:

If you do not want an error message upon error, change the port default value.

WID_11020

Port <port name>: Default value is: ABORT <error message>.

Same as WID_11019, except the session terminates.

WID_11021

<transformation name>: Transformation error for output to transform...

Cause:

Action:

See the session log for the record, and related messages detailing the specifics
of the error. You may need to change the default value for the named port.

WID_11041

Failed to initialize transformation.

Cause:

The Informatica Server failed to prepare parameters for input and output ports
of External Procedure transformations.

Action:

Check the External Procedure transformation input and output parameters.

WID_11070

User defined lookup override query <query> contains character(s) that is (are)
not valid in the code page of the database connection. The invalid character starts
at position <position of character> of the query.

Cause:

You entered a lookup override query containing characters that are invalid in
the lookup database connection code page.

Action:

Change the lookup override query to contain characters included in the

lookup database connection code page.

WID_11077

The lookup query <lookup query> contains character(s) that is(are) not valid in
the codepage of the database connection. The invalid character starts at position
<character position> of the name.

Cause:

The lookup query contains one or more characters that are not encoded in the
lookup database code page.

Action:

Identify the invalid character referenced in the session log. Edit the lookup
query so that the Informatica Server can convert it from the Informatica Server
code page to the lookup database code page without loss of data. Informatica
recommends using 7-bit ASCII characters for all metadata. You can also
configure the lookup database to use a code page that contains encoding for
the lookup data character set and is compatible with the Informatica Server
code page.
or

Cause:
Action:

Stored procedure name <name of stored procedure> contains character(s) that

is(are) not valid in the codepage of the database connection. The invalid character
starts at position <character position> of the name.

Cause:

Select a code page for the lookup database that is supported by Informatica
and contains encoding for the lookup data character set.

WID_11078

The lookup database uses a code page that is not supported by Informatica.

The stored procedure name contains one or more characters that are not
encoded in the stored procedure database code page.

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Action:

Identify the invalid character referenced in the session log. Edit the stored
procedure name so that the Informatica Server can convert it from the
Informatica Server code page to the stored procedure database code page
without loss of data. Informatica recommends using 7-bit ASCII characters for
all metadata. You can also configure the stored procedure database to use a
code page that contains encoding for the stored procedure data character set
and is compatible with the Informatica Server code page.
or

Cause:

The stored procedure database uses a code page that is not supported by
Informatica.

Action:

Select a code page for the stored procedure database that is supported by
Informatica and contains encoding for the stored procedure data character set.

WID_11079

Field name <name of field> of stored procedure <name of stored procedure>

contains character(s) that is(are) not valid in the codepage of the database
connection. The invalid character starts at position <character position> of the
name.

Cause:

The field name of a stored procedure contains one or more characters that are
not encoded in the stored procedure database code page.

Action:

Identify the invalid character referenced in the session log. Edit the stored
procedure field name so that the Informatica Server can convert it from the
Informatica Server code page to the stored procedure database code page
without loss of data. Informatica recommends using 7-bit ASCII characters for
all metadata. You can also configure the stored procedure database to use a
code page that contains encoding for the stored procedure data character set
and is compatible with the Informatica Server code page.
or

Cause:

The stored procedure database uses a code page that is not supported by
Informatica.

Action:

Select a code page for the stored procedure database that is supported by
Informatica and contains encoding for the stored procedure data character set.

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Cause:

The Informatica Server does not have access to the one of the error/output/
session log files.

Action:

Ask the Informatica administrator to review write privileges for the user
running the Informatica Server.
or

Cause:
Action:

Writer Run: Data out of order for targets, Terminating.

Cause:

A violation of a load-order criteria specified in a mapping occurred. This is an

internal error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

WRT_8014

Database error updating PM recovery information...

Cause:

Informatica Server was not able to update the OPB_SRVR_RECOVERY table

in the target database. You might not have access to this table or the table
might have been altered.

Action:

Check the target database for the appropriate tables. If necessary, create or
update the tables.

WRT_8012

Your mapping includes target tables that do not exist or have not been
appropriately updated in the target database.

Contact your database administrator.

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WRT_8019

No column marked as primary key for table <table name>.

Cause:

The Informatica Server could not locate the primary key for the specified
target table, so it could not perform the delete operation.

Action:

In the Warehouse Designer, specify a primary key in your target table

definition, then generate and execute the SQL.

WRT_8020

No column marked as primary key for table <table name>.

Cause:

The Informatica Server could not locate the primary key for the specified
target table, so it could not perform the update operation.

Action:

In the Warehouse Designer, specify a primary key in your target table

definition, then generate and execute the SQL.

WRT_8023

Error truncating target table <target name>. <database error string>.

Cause:

Could not truncate the target table.

Action:

Look at the database error string for more information.

WRT_8028

Error <error number> forking <loader type> external loader process for target
<target name>.

Cause:

The external loader process could not be forked.

Action:

Look up the error code in errno.h on UNIX or winerror.h on Windows NT/

2000.

WRT_8031

Error <error number> unlinking named pipe <output file name>.

Cause:

The Informatica Server on UNIX could not unlink a named pipe used for
external loading.

Action:

Look up the error code in errno.h.

WRT_8032

External loader error.

Cause:

An error occurred related to the external loader. See additional information

logged with this error. Known additional messages:
Error getting [Oracle or Sybase] loader information.
Error executing external loader process.
Error generating control file.
Error opening the control file.

Action:

Make sure the loader information is entered correctly.

If Oracle, check that the loader executable name entered is correct. Verify the
executable directory is in the path. Make sure the username, password and
connect string are correct.
Make sure all fields contain a value when setting up an external loader
connection.

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Check the permissions on the directory where the output file is to be

generated.
WRT_8046

Error <Windows NT system error number> checking for completion of external

loader [handle=<process ID>].

Cause:

The Windows NT/2000 system encountered an error while attempting to

check for external loader completion.

Action:

Look up the Windows NT/2000 system error code and/or check the Windows
NT/2000 system log.

WRT_8047

Error: External loader process <process ID> exited with error <exit loader error
number>.

Cause:

The external loader process exited with an error.

Action:

Look up the error code in the database external loader documentation.

WRT_8048

Error <NT system error number> retrieving the termination status for completed
external loader [handle=<process ID>].

Cause:

The Windows NT/2000 system encountered an error while attempting to

retrieve the exit code for the external loader.

Action:

Look up the Windows NT/2000 system error code and/or check the Windows
NT/2000 system log.

WRT_8049

Error: External loader process <process ID> exited due to receipt of signal <UNIX
signal number>.

Cause:

External loader on UNIX exited due to receipt of a UNIX signal.

Action:

Look up the UNIX signal number in signal.h, which is in /usr/include/sys/

signal.h.

WRT_8053

Warning! Error executing pre-load stored procedures. Session <session name>

Username <username> Error <database error message>.

Cause:

You ran a session with a pre-load stored procedure that failed to execute.

Action:

Contact your database administrator.

WRT_8058

Error <system error number> opening session bad (reject) file <bad file name>.

Cause:

During the initialization of a session, the Informatica Server failed to open the
reject file specified due to an operating system error.

Action:

For Informatica Server on Windows NT, see Windows NT help and look up
the specified system error number.
or

Action:

For Informatica Server on UNIX, locate the error in the /usr/include/sys/

errno.h file. Check the UNIX documentation for explanation of the error.

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WRT_8059

Writer initialization failed [Failed to Initialize OuputFile.] Writer terminating.

Cause:

During the initialization of a session with a flat file target, the Informatica
Server failed to initialize the output file.

Action:

Contact your system administrator.

WRT_8060

Writer initialization failed [Failed to get external loader information]. Writer

terminating.

Cause:

Internal error. You may have repository inconsistencies.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

WRT_8062

Writer initialization failed [Failed to generate external loader control file]. Writer
terminating.

Action:

For Informatica Server on Windows NT, see Windows NT help and look up
the specified system error number.
or

Action:

For Informatica Server on UNIX, locate the error in the /usr/include/sys/

errno.h file. Check the UNIX documentation for explanation of the error.

WRT_8065

Writer initialization failed [Failed to Initialize IndicatorFile]. Writer terminating.

Cause:

During the initialization of a session with a flat file target, the Informatica
Server failed to initialize the indicator file. The directory for the indicator file
might not exist or you might not have permission to access the file.

Action:

Verify that the directory for the indicator file exists and that you have
permission to access it. Contact your system administrator if you do not have
the correct permissions.
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WRT_8075

Writer initialization failed [Error creating truncate table order]. Writer

terminating.

Cause:

Contact your system administrator.

WRT_8066

The operating system may be low on resources.

Internal error. The repository may have inconsistencies.

Writer run terminated. [Error in loading data to target table.]

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Check preceding error messages to see the cause for the error.

WRT_8082

Writer run terminated. [Errors encountered.]

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Check preceding error messages to see the cause for the error.

WRT_8085

Writer run terminated. [Internal Error].

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Check preceding error messages to see the cause for the error. Also, contact
Informatica Technical Support.

WRT_8086

Writer run terminated. [Error in executing post-load stored procedures.]

Cause:

Database error.

Action:

Check preceding error messages to see the cause for the error. Also, contact
your database administrator.

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WRT_8088

Writer run terminated. [External loader error.]

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

For a more specific error message, refer to the external loader log.

WRT_8090

Error creating OPB_SRVR_RECOVERY table in target database. Continuing

session without possibility of recovery.

Cause:

There was a problem creating the OPB_SRVR_RECOVERY table in the

target database.

Action:

Check preceding error messages in the session log to see the cause for the error.
Possible problems are that the target database is unavailable, or there is
incorrect information for the target database, such as user, password, or
database information.

WRT_8091

Error truncating target table <table name>. Error forming query.

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

WRT_8092

Error truncating target table <table name>. Error preparing truncate target table
query: <table query>.

Cause:

Database error.

Action:
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Contact your database administrator.

WRT_8096

You might have encountered a database configuration error.

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

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WRT_8116

ERROR: Target table <target table name> has no keys specified. Row # <row ID>
in bad file.

Cause:

You attempted to perform an UPDATE or a DELETE. These commands

Error executing truncate target table query.

Cause:

Database error.

Action:

Contact your database administrator.

WRT_8136

Error parsing stored procedure call text.

Cause:

Cause:

Third party library error.

Action:

The DLL loaded for the specified target does not contain a function called
CreateWrtTargetInstance.

Action:

Cannot locate CreateWrtTargetInstance function in the <library file name> shared

library.

Make sure the paths to libraries and environments are set properly.

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WRT_8173

Conversion from UNICODE failed - not all the characters were converted.

Cause:

The number of characters converted from Unicode does not match the
number of characters in the buffer. The number is less than the expected
number.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

WRT_8174

Error while flushing the buffer to output file <output files name>. Error message
is <message>, data buffer <buffer>.

Cause:

There was an operating system input/output error trying to output into target
file.

Action:

Check that the output file is not locked and has the correct user permissions.
Make sure the system has enough disk space.

WRT_8175

Field separator string for file <file name> contains non-ASCII characters
<Unicode characters>.

Action:

Check that the file is not locked, is accessible, and has the correct permissions.
Check that there is sufficient disk space.

WRT_8180

Failed to generate indicator file name using <output file name>.

Cause:

You used an unsuitable file name for automatic indicator file name generation.

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Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support. The following are valid names (/ is

treated the same way as \). The Informatica Server appends the following file
names with the extension .ind:
FNAME
.FNAME
FNAME
./FNAME
DIR/FNAME
The Informatica Server replaces the following file names that have the file
extension (.ext) with .ind:
FNAME.EXT
.FNAME.EXT
/FNAME.EXT
./FNAME.EXT
DIR/FNAME.EXT
DIR.DIREXT/FNAME is an invalid input name. You cannot use a period (.)
in the directory name because the Informatica Server cannot process the input
name.

WRT_8181

Cause:

Make sure the target code page is compatible with the Informatica Server code
page or change the null character so that it exists in the target code page.

WRT_8183

Rollback failed for the target <target instance name>.

Cause:

The database experienced a deadlock and the rollback failed for the specified
target. The rollback segment could be too small to occur successfully.

Action:

Check the database setup. Make sure the rollback segment is large and try the
rollback again.

WRT_8184

WARNING: The output codepage specified for the target file <target file name> is
not ASCII-based, whereas the Informatica Server is running in ASCII mode.

Cause:

The Informatica Server is running in ASCII data movement mode, but the
code page you specified for the target is not ASCII-based.

Action:

The null character you specified does not exist in the target code page.

Action:

Specified locale <locale name> for the file <output file name> is not valid for
NULL character <character>.

Change the Informatica Server data movement mode to Unicode and run the
session again.

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WRT_8185

Error FTPing target <target name>.

Cause:

The Informatica Server encountered an error while preparing to transfer to file

using FTP.

Action:

Check that the FTP server is running, verify the file permissions and
connection information, and run the session again.

WRT_8186

Error while finalizing load. Writer run terminated.

Cause:

After the target finished processing, the Informatica Server finalized the file for
FTP and encountered an error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

WRT_8203

Bulk execute failed. Re-trying...

Cause:

Check preceding error messages to see why the execute failed. However, the
Informatica Server continues to execute the command, so that the data loads
eventually unless other errors occur.

Action:

Try to correct the cause of the failure. The Informatica Server executes the
command and as a result, the session takes longer to run. For example, if the

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error is caused by a deadlock, check with your database administrator to see if

the database can be set up for concurrent inserts.
WRT_8204

Cause:

Change the null character or change the code page defined for the target.

WRT_8210

External loader error, Error generating Teradata loader control file.

Cause:

The Informatica Server encountered an error generating the control file.

Action:

Verify that the file is a fixed-width file and that the table name does not exceed
24 characters.

WRT_8211

See external loader log <loader log file name> for more details.

Cause:

There was an error loading the table into the database using the database
external loader utility. Possible errors might be that the table does not exist or
there is a lock on the table.

Action:

Check the external loader log file for details.

WRT_8212

Error: There have been too many database deadlocks. Unable to continue with
the session.

Cause:

You configured the Informatica Server to end a session when the database
encounters the maximum number of deadlocks you defined.

Action:

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You specified a character for null that is incompatible with the code page
defined for the target.

Action:

Error: Unable to set null character.

Increase the value for deadlock retries on the Informatica Server. For details on
configuring the number of deadlock retries, refer to the Installation and
Configuration Guide.

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or
Action:

Contact your database administrator.

WRT_8215

External loader error. The external loader process <process ID> exited
prematurely.

Cause:

This error is related to WRT_8216. The external loader exited unexpectedly

Verify the XML environment is set up correctly, such as the environment

variables are set properly, the .dll files are in the correct location on Windows
NT/2000 or the shared libraries on UNIX, and the supporting .dat files are
present.

XMLW_31002

An error occurred while trying to initialize XML manager.

Cause:

Every XML group must have at least one field. The repository has
inconsistencies.

Action:

Re-import the target in the Warehouse Designer. Or contact Informatica

Technical Support.

XMLW_31006

There already was a row inserted into output for the topmost group. Rejecting the
row# <row number>.

Cause:

The topmost group must have only one row of data since the XML file can
have only one root.

Action:

The function that initializes the XML environment returned a failure code.

Action:

An error occurred while trying to initialize XML environment.

Make sure that the data to this group is limited to one row.

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XMLW_31007

Row# <row number> has a NULL PK value for XML group <group name>.

Cause:

The XML Writer received data for a primary key that is null.

Action:

The primary key cannot be null. Check the data and the mapping for
inconsistencies. Run the Debugger.

XMLW_31008

Row# <row number> has a NULL FK value for NOT TOPMOST XML group <group
name>.

Cause:

The foreign key is null and cannot find the parent row. The child group rows
must attach to the parent group by primary-foreign key relationships.

Action:

Check the data and the mapping for inconsistencies. Run the Debugger.

XMLW_31009

Unexpected error processing schema definition <schema definition>.

Cause:

When the Informatica Server attempted to recreate the XML target definition
structure from the metadata, it encountered an error while parsing.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

XMLW_31010

Unexpected error occurred while trying to set the value of the element <XML
element> with XML mapping <XML Map> to <value>.

Cause:

Internal error. You tried to set a value for the element. Some reasons might be
that the value is incorrect or the process ran out of memory.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

XMLW_31011

An error occurred while trying to convert the data for field <field name>
repository ID <ID number> of the row <row number> to text.

Cause:

The XML Writer failed to convert the data into text.

Action:

Check previous messages in the log for more information. Then contact
Informatica Technical Support.

XMLW_31012

Cannot register XML group <group name> for target <target instance> - no
corresponding group definition found in the target.

Cause:

Internal error. The target requested a group that does not exist.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

XMLW_31013

Unknown (or illegal) attribute value <value> for attribute <attribute name>.
Check repository for possible data corruption.

Cause:

Neither the first nor the last values were saved in the repository due to
repository inconsistencies.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

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XMLW_31014

Cause:

Run the Debugger to check the data for inconsistencies. Contact Informatica
Technical Support.

XMLW_31016

Unknown error generating the output XML text.

Cause:

The Informatica Server encountered an error while trying to generate XML

output.

Action:

Run the Debugger to check the data. Contact Informatica Technical Support.

XMLW_31017

The mapping text <mapping text> for field <field name> of the XML target
<target instance> is not valid for targets code page <code page>. Failed
character code is <character number in Unicode>.

Cause:

At initialization time, the Informatica Server found that the text in the
mapping is not in the target code page.

Action:

Check that the XML mapping is compatible with the target code page.

XMLW_31018

Unexpected error occurred while initializing the XML output generator.

Cause:

Internal error.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

XMLW_31019

Error initializing output file for XML target <target name>.

Cause:

XMLW_31028

Fatal error opening XML output for target <target instance>.

Cause:

The open routine for the XML output object failed.

Action:

See the previous message in the session log file for more information.

XMLW_31029

Cannot locate XML init/deinit functions in the DLL <.dll file name>.

Cause:

The XML .dll file does not contain the initialization and deinitialization
functions.

Action:

Verify that the .dll file is the correct file shipped with the product. If it is
incorrect, call Informatica Technical Support.

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XMLW_31030

FK field <field name> for group <group name> has to be projected, i.e. there has
to be an input field for it.

Cause:

The foreign key must be connected in the mapping.

Action:

Check that the mapping and that the foreign key are connected. Contact
Informatica Technical Support.
or

Cause:
Action:

Field <field name> of the *ROOT* XML group <group name> is projected while
the PK field is not.

Cause:

Internal error. If the Primary Key is not connected, none of the fields must be
connected. If the Primary Key is connected, other fields may be connected.

Action:

Validate the mapping and run the session again. Or call Informatica Technical
Support.

XMLW_31041

FK of the group <group name> and PK of the parent group <group name> should
both either have an input field or not.

Cause:

Internal error. If you connect the Primary Key of the root group, then the
Foreign Key of all the immediate child groups must be connected, unless the
child group fields do not have input values. If the Primary Key is not
connected, none of the fields may be connected.

Action:

Contact Informatica Technical Support.

XMLW_31040

The target is not defined as a flat file or XML target. It is an undefined object.

Validate the mapping and run the session again. Or call Informatica Technical
Support.

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BR codes
error messages 32
business components
status messages 13

EP codes
error messages 59
error messages
BR codes 32
CMN codes 35
DBGR codes 55
Designer 3
EP codes 59
FR codes 68
FTP codes 74
Informatica Client 2
Informatica Server 31
LDBG codes 77
LM codes 78
NTS codes 104
ODL codes 113
overview 2, 28
PMF codes 115
REP codes 118
Repository Manager 26
RR codes 151
Server Manager 18
session logs 29
SM codes 154
TE codes 157
TM codes 159
VAR codes 168

C
client error messages
overview 2
CMN codes
error messages 35

D
DBGR codes
error messages 55
Designer
error messages 3
status messages 3, 11
documentation
conventions ix
description vi
online viii

WID codes 174

WRT codes 178
XML 15
XMLW codes 192
event logs
Windows NT/2000 28

F
FR codes
error messages 68
FTP codes
error messages 74

PMF codes
error messages 115
PowerCenter
error messages 2, 28
PowerMart
error messages 2, 28

Informatica
documentation vi
Webzine x
Informatica Client
error and status message overview 2
Informatica Server
error messages 31
internal errors
handling 30

REP codes
error messages 118
Repository Manager
error messages 26
RR codes
error messages 151

L
LDBG codes
error messages 77
LM codes
error messages 78

M
Mapping Designer
status messages 11
messages
Informatica Client 2
network server 29

network server
messages 29
NTS codes
error messages 104

S
Server Manager
error messages 18
session logs
message overview 29
SM codes
error messages 154
Source Analyzer
status messages 7
status messages
business components 13
Designer 3
Mapping Designer 11
Source Analyzer 7
Transformation Developer 10
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PowerConnect for IBM DB2 Installation Guide. Provides information on setting up

PowerConnect for IBM MQSeries User and Administrator Guide. Provides

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About PowerCenter and PowerMart

If You Are Using PowerCenter

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Other Informatica Resources

Accessing the Informatica Webzine

Visiting the Informatica Web Site

Visiting the Informatica Developer Network

Obtaining Technical Support

New Features and Enhancements

Relaxed Data Code Page Validation

Designer Features and Enhancements

Server Manager Features and Enhancements

Designer Features and Enhancements

Retain relationships and source or target definition descriptions when re-importing a

Informatica Server Enhancements

Repository Manager Features and Enhancements

Server Manager Features and Enhancements

Transformation Language Enhancements

SetCountVariable. Counts the number of evaluated rows and increment or decrement a

Client Error Messages

Informatica Client Messages

Client Message Boxes

Cannot select a mapping/mapplet along with another source/target/transformation/mapping/

You tried to select a mapplet/mapping when a source/target/transformation

Clear the selection before adding the object.

Cannot step to the selected transformation.

You cannot step to the selected transformation.

Select a different transformation.

Copy this object to the selected folder?

You dragged an object from a non-shared folder to another non-shared folder.

Create a shortcut to this object in the selected folder?

You dragged an object from a shared folder to another folder.

Error: Invalid number of fields for transformation: <transformation name>.

The escape character and delimiters you have specified overlap.

You selected an invalid combination of escape character and delimiter.

Select a different character for the escape character or the delimiter.

Do not change any default values for the RANKINDEX field.

You attempted to open a folder that was already open.

You changed the Router transformation group type from INPUT or

Make sure there is no INPUT/OUTPUT group type.

You tried to debug a mapping that has no valid sessions.

Validate the session in the Server Manager. Or create a new session.

No response from server- timeout reached.

Increase the length of time between timeouts. For Windows NT/2000

You tried to import a flat file with only header data.

Add another line of data and reimport.

This object cannot be copied.

You tried to copy a schema.

The quote character and delimiters you have specified overlap.

You selected an invalid combination of quote character and delimiter.

Select a different character for the quote character or the delimiter.

You selected an invalid combination of quote and escape characters.

Select a different character for the quote or escape character.

Select the folder to use.

You dragged a repository object in the Navigator from a folder to a repository,

Switch to the Mapping Designer and open this mapping.

Syntax error: bad variable name (the variables name NEWVARIABLE1).

Make sure mapping variable names follow the correct format.

Unable to copy this object.

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