Kbase 21336: Warning Message Following Incremental df "The incremental dump utility cannot be used to change dat
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
16/10/2008 |
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Status: Verified
FACT(s) (Environment):
Progress 9.x
SYMPTOM(s):
Warning messages when performing an incremental df:
Warnings have been written to a file called "incrdump.e" located in your current working directory. Please check this file prior to loading this incremental .df. Failure to do so could result in errors or other undesirable results.
WARNING: The "table name" file AREA has changed. The incremental dump utility cannot be used to change database AREAS. Create AREAS with the "prostrct" utility and move tables with the "proutil tablemove" utility. See the Progress Database Administration Guide and Reference for details.
WARNING: The index "Index Name" in database "dbname" is identical to the index "dbname2" except they are in different database AREAS. The incremental dump utility cannot be used to change database AREAS. Create AREAS with the "prostrct" utility and move indices with the "proutil idxmove" utility. See the Progress Database Administration Guide and Reference for details.
CAUSE:
This is the expected behavior when the database objects such as a table or index on the target database are not in the same area as the primary database, or the area numbers are the same but the area names are different.
FIX:
If the different Area locations are desired ignore the Warning message. The warning message will not cause any harm to either of the database.
If the table or index has been moved and this was not intended, use the "proutil dbname -C idxmove table.index areaName" or "proutil dbname -C tablemove tableName areaName" to move the object into the correct location. The area name in both commands is the Area Name where the table or index is being moved to.