Return Codes for the cdr Utility

If a cdr command encounters an error, the database server returns an error message and a return code value.

The message briefly describes the error. For information about interpreting the return code, use the cdr finderr command.

The following table lists the return codes.

Table 1. Return codes for the cdr utility
Return code	Error text	Explanation
0	Command successful.
1	A connection does not yet exist for the given server.	A replication server involved in the command is not connected to the server that is running the command. This error code can be returned when a cdr sync or cdr check task cannot switch connections between task participants. User action: Establish connections between all necessary replication servers and rerun the command.
3	Table column undefined.	A column name listed in the SELECT statement of the replicate participant definition is not found in the table dictionary. This error code can be returned if a shadow column name is included in the SELECT statement of the replicate definition. User action: Correct the SELECT statement of the participant definition.
4	Incompatible server version.	A cdr command originating on a database server running an older version of HCL OneDB™ attempted to run on a database server running a later version of HCL OneDB. User action: Run the command from the replication server running the most recent version of HCL OneDB.
5	Unable to connect to server specified.	A replication server involved in the command is not available for one of the following reasons: The server disconnected from the domain. Replication is no longer active on the server. The server is offline. The --connect option was not used and the INFORMIXDIR environment variable for the current server is not set. This error code can be returned if one of the cdr sync or cdr check task participants cannot be accessed or if a task participant became inactive or went offline while a sync or check task is in progress. This error code can be returned if the user running the cdr define replicate or cdr change replicate command does not have Connect privilege on the database specified for the replicated table. User action: Check the status of all participating servers and rerun the command when all servers are active.
6	Database does not exist.	The database name specified for the replicate in the command does not exist. User action: Verify the spelling of the database names and that they exist on each participant and rerun the command. This error code can be returned if the cdr view command is run and the sysadmin database does not exist.
7	Database not logged.	The database specified for the replicate in the command is a non-logging database. Replicated databases must be logged. User action: Change the database logging mode to buffered logging and rerun the command.
8	Invalid or mismatched frequency attributes.	The value for the --at or --every option is not within the range of valid values or is formatted incorrectly. User action: Rerun the command with valid and correctly formatted frequency values.
9	A connection already exists for the given server.	This error code can be returned if the cdr connect server command is run for a server that already has an active connection.
10	Invalid replicate set state change.	The replicate set specified in the command is not in the appropriate state for the command. This error code is returned in the following situations: The cdr stop replicateset command is run but all replicates in the replicate set are not active. The cdr start replicateset command is run but all replicates in the replicate set are already active. The cdr suspend replicateset command is run but all replicates in the replicate set are not active. The cdr resume replicateset command is run but all replicates in the replicate set are already active. User action: Run the cdr list replicateset and cdr list replicate commands to see the status of each replicate.
11	Undefined replicate set.	The specified replicate set does not exist or the replicate set is empty. The replicate set name might be incorrectly specified in the command. User action: Rerun the command with the correct replicate set name, or add replicates to the replicate set and then rerun the command.
12	Replicate set name already in use.	The replicate set name specified in the command is already being used. Replicate set names must be unique in the domain. User action: Run the cdr list replicateset command to view a list of replicate set names and then rerun the original command with a different replicate set name.
13	Invalid idle time specification.	The value for the --idle option is not within the range of valid values or is formatted incorrectly. User action: Rerun the command with a valid and correctly formatted value.
14	Invalid operator or specifier.	Both the --ignoredel y and the deletewins options were used in the same command. These options cannot be used together. User action: Rerun the command with only one of these options.
15	Invalid length.	The ATS or RIS directory path specified in the command exceeds 256 characters. This error can be returned if the server group name exceeds 127 characters. User action: Rerun the command with a shorter directory path or server group name.
16	Replicate is not a member of the replicate set.	The replicate specified to be deleted from the replicate set is not a member of the replicate set. User action: Run the cdr list replicateset command for the replicate set to view a list of replicates in the replicate set and then rerun the original command with the correct replicate name.
17	Participants required for operation specified.	One or more of the participants necessary for this command were not specified. This error code is returned if the sync source server or the target server is not defined as a participant for the cdr sync or cdr check task. This error code is also returned if the target participant list is empty. User action: Rerun the command with the required participants.
18	Table does not contain primary key.	The table specified in the command does not have a replication key. This error is returned if the cdr sync or cdr check task cannot find the replication key for the table being repaired. User action: Add a primary key constraint or the ERKEY shadow columns to the table and rerun the command. If you have another unique index on the replicated table, you can specify to use the columns in that index as the replication key when you define the replicate.
19	Table does not exist.	The table owner name specified in the command is not correct. This error is also returned if the table owner name is not specified for a table in an ANSI database. User action: Rerun the command with the correct table owner name.
20	Server already participating in replicate.	The participant specified in the command is already a participant in the replicate.
21	Command timed out	The command timed out while waiting for queue monitoring to complete. User action: Check the server and connection status using the cdr list server command and, if needed, rerun the command and specify a longer timeout period.
22	Primary key not contained in select clause.	The replicate participant SELECT statement did not include the replication key columns. User action: Rerun the command including the replication key columns in the participant SELECT statement.
25	Replicate already participating in a replicate set.	The replicate specified to be added to the replicate set is already a member of the replicate set. User action: Run the cdr list replicateset command to view a list of replicates in the replicate set.
26	Replicate set operation not permitted on replicate.	The replicate specified to be deleted from the replicate set does not have a valid name. User action: Run the cdr list replicateset command to view a list of replicates in the replicate set and then rerun the original command with the correct replicate name.
28	Replicate name already in use.	The replicate name specified in the command is already being used. Replicate names must be unique in the domain. User action: Run the cdr list replicate command to view a list of replicate names and then rerun the original command with a different replicate name.
29	Table does not exist .	The table name specified in the command does not exist. User action: Rerun the command with an existing table name.
30	Invalid replicate state change.	The replicate specified in the command is not in the appropriate state for the command. This error code is returned in the following situations: The cdr stop replicate command is run but the replicate is not active. The cdr start replicate command is run but the replicate is already active. The cdr suspend replicate command is run but the replicate is not active. The cdr resume replicate command is run but the replicate is already active. User action: Run the cdr list replicate command to see the status of the replicate.
31	Undefined replicate.	The replicate name cannot be found in Enterprise Replication catalog tables. The name of the replicate might be incorrectly specified in the command. User action: Rerun the command with the correct replicate name.
32	sbspace specified for the send/receive queue does not exist	The CDR_QDATA_SBSPACE configuration parameter is not set to a valid sbspace name. User action: Set the CDR_QDATA_SBSPACE configuration parameter to a valid sbspace name in the onconfig file.
33	Server not participant in replicate/replicate set.	The server name specified in the command is not a participant in the replicate or replicate set. This error is returned if a server name is not valid. User action: To see a list of all participants for each replicate, query the syscdrpart view in the sysmaster database.
35	Server not defined in sqlhosts.	The server group name specified in the command is not defined in the sqlhosts file specified by the INFORMIXSQLHOSTS environment variable. User action: Check the sqlhosts file for the correct spelling of the server group name, or, if necessary, update the sqlhosts file to add the server group, and then rerun the original command.
37	Undefined server.	The target participant cannot be found in the Enterprise Replication catalog tables. The name of the server might be incorrectly specified in the command. User action: Rerun the command with the correct server name.
38	SPL routine does not exist.	The SPL routine specified with the --conflict option does not exist on one or more participants. User action: Make sure that the SPL routine exists on all participants and rerun the command.
39	Invalid select syntax.	The SELECT statement included in the command is not valid or is missing from the command. User action: Rerun the command with the correct SELECT statement.
40	Unsupported SQL syntax (join, etc.).	The SELECT statement contains syntax that is not supported for replicate participants. Syntax such as subqueries in the WHERE clause or selecting from multiple tables with a JOIN clause is not supported. User action: Rerun the command with the correct SELECT statement.
41	GLS files required for data conversion are not installed.	The GLS files required for data conversion to or from UTF-8 are not installed. Code set conversion files are installed with the Client SDK and are in the $INFORMIXDIR/gls/cv9 directory.
42	Invalid time range.	The time range does not have valid values or is formatted incorrectly. User action: Rerun the command with a valid and correctly formatted time range.
43	Participants required for specified operation.	The command did not include the required participant information. User action: Rerun the command with participant information.
44	Invalid name syntax.	The name of a replicate or server in the command is not valid, for example, the name might be too long. User action: Rerun the command with a valid name.
45	Invalid participant.	The participant syntax is not valid. User action: Rerun the command with a valid participant syntax.
47	Invalid server.	A connection between the current server and the specified server is not allowed. This error code is returned if a server attempts to connect to a leaf server that has a different parent server. This error code is also returned if the server specified in the cdr repair command does not exist in the Enterprise Replication catalog.
48	Out of memory.	Enterprise Replication cannot allocate enough memory for this command.
49	Maximum number of replicates exceeded.	The maximum number of replicates that can be defined from a particular server is exceeded. User action: Rerun the command while connected to a peer replication server.
52	Server name already in use.	A replication server with this group ID exists. User action: Run the cdr list server command to see a list of all replication server names and group IDs
53	Duplicate server or replicate.	A replication server or replicate name is listed more than once in the command. This error code is returned if the sync source server is also specified as a sync target server or if the same server is listed multiple times as a sync target participant. This error code is returned if the same group name is defined more than once in the sqlhosts file. User action: Rerun the command specifying each server and replicate one time.
54	Invalid conflict rule specified.	The conflict resolution rule is not correctly specified. This error code is returned for the cdr define replicate or cdr modify replicate command under the following circumstances: A stored procedure is specified as the conflict resolution rule but the table has user-defined data types or collection data types. A secondary conflict resolution rule is specified that is not a stored procedure conflict resolution rule. A secondary conflict resolution rule is specified but the primary conflict resolution rule is not time stamp or delete wins. This error code is returned if the --timestamp option is used in a cdr check command and the replicate specified in the command does not use the time stamp or the delete wins conflict resolution rule. This error code is also returned when the cdr check command includes the --deletewins option but the specified replicate does not use the delete wins conflict resolution rule. User action: Correct the conflict resolution rule issue and rerun the command.
55	Resolution scope not specified.	The conflict resolution scope (row or transaction) is required for ER to resolve conflicts between replicated transactions. Scope is not required if the conflict resolution rule is ignore, in which case ER does not attempt to resolve conflicts. User action: Rerun the command with a conflict resolution scope.
56	Shadow columns do not exist for table.	A conflict resolution rule requires the cdrtime and cdrserver shadow columns but those columns do not exist in the replicated table. User action: Alter the replicated table to add the shadow columns by using the ADD CRCOLS clause and rerun the original command.
57	Error creating delete table.	The delete table corresponding to the replicated table was not created. User action: Check the server message log file for additional error messages.
58	No conflict resolution rule specified.	A conflict resolution rule was not specified in the command. User action: Rerun the command with the --conflict option to specify a conflict resolution rule.
61	User does not have permission to issue command.	The user running this command does not have the DBSA privilege at one of the participants in the command. User action: Acquire the DBSA privilege on all participants and rerun the command, or rerun the command as a user that has the DBSA privilege at all participants.
62	Enterprise Replication not active.	The command cannot run because Enterprise Replication is not active on the server. User action: Run the cdr list server command to see the status of the server.
63	Enterprise Replication already active.	The command cannot make Enterprise Replication active because ER is already active on the server. User action: Run the cdr list server command to see the status of the server.
64	Remote/cyclic synchronization not allowed.	The command to define a replication server was attempted on a remote server. User action: Rerun the command on the server that is being defined.
65	Server identifier already in use.	The server group ID is not unique. User action: Rerun the command with a unique server group ID.
66	No upper time for prune error.	The ending date value for the error pruning range was not specified. User action: Rerun the command with a valid ending date.
67	Error not found for delete or update.	The error sequence number does not exist in the errors table. User action: Run the cdr error command to see a list of error sequence numbers and then rerun the command with an existing number.
68	Invalid participant mode.	The participant type value is not valid. User action: Rerun the command with a valid participant type.
69	Conflict mode for replicate not ignore or always apply.	One or more replicate participants specified in the command is defined as receive-only and must use a conflict resolution rule of ignore or always. User action: Rerun the command with the --conflict option set to ignore or always.
70	Connect/disconnect to/from same server.	The command attempted to connect the local server to itself. User action: Rerun the command with a different server name.
72	Cannot delete server with children.	The command did not delete the hub server because the hub server still has child servers. User action: Delete the child servers and then delete the hub server.
75	Request denied on limited server.	The command is not allowed on leaf servers. It is also not allowed on replication servers that are disabled. User action: If the server is in disabled mode, wait until the server is active and rerun the command.
77	Could not drop the Enterprise Replication database.	The syscdr database was not deleted because a client is accessing it. User action: Wait for the client to unlock the syscdr database and then rerun the command. If necessary, use the --force option to drop the syscdr database if Enterprise Replication was partially deleted.
78	Invalid ATS directory.	The ATS directory path specified in the command was not valid for one of the following reasons: The path does not exist. The path is not a directory. The path is /dev/null (UNIX™) or NUL (Windows™). User action: Rerun the command with a valid ATS directory path.
79	Invalid RIS directory.	The RIS directory path specified in the command was not valid for one of the following reasons: The path does not exist. The path is not a directory. The path is /dev/null (UNIX) or NUL (Windows). User action: Rerun the command with a valid RIS directory path.
80	Invalid conflict resolution change.	The conflict resolution rule of a replicate cannot be changed to ignore or from ignore.
84	No sync server.	A synchronization server must be specified if the replication server being defined is a non-root or leaf server. The first server in a replication domain must be a root server. User action: Rerun the command with the --sync option.
85	Incorrect participant flags.	The participant type or owner option included in the command was not valid. User action: Rerun the command with valid participant options.
86	Conflicting leaf server flags.	The --nonroot and --leaf options cannot be used together. User action: Rerun the command with only one of the options.
90	CDR connection to server lost, id `group_id`, name `groupname`. Reason: System clocks off by %d seconds.	The system clock times on the servers differ by more than 900 seconds.
91	Invalid server state change.	The server is already in the state indicated by the command. This error code can be returned if the cdr suspend server command is run on a server that is suspended or if the cdr resume server command is run on a server that is active. User action: Run the cdr list server command to see the status of the server.
92	CDR is already defined.	Enterprise Replication is already defined on this server.
93	Enterprise Replication is currently initializing.	Enterprise Replication cannot be stopped on the server because replication is in the process of being initialized. User action: Run the cdr list server command to see the status of the server. Rerun the command when replication is active.
94	Enterprise Replication is currently shutting down.	Enterprise Replication cannot be stopped on the server because replication is already in the process of being stopped. User action: Run the cdr list server command to see the status of the server. If necessary, rerun the command.
99	Invalid options or arguments passed to command.	One or more of the options included with this command are not valid options. User action: Rerun the command with valid options.
100	Fatal server error.	The command was not completed because of an unrecoverable error condition.
101	This feature of Enterprise Replication is not yet supported.	One of the participants included with this command is running a version of HCL OneDB that does not support this command. User action: Rerun the command with valid options.
102	Root server cannot sync with non root or leaf servers.	The synchronization server must be a root server. The --sync option cannot specify a non-root or leaf server. User action: Rerun the command specifying a root server with the --sync option.
103	Invalid server to connect.	A non-root server can connect only to its parent or children servers. User action: Rerun the command specifying to connect to the parent or a child server.
105	UDR needed for replication was not found.	A user-defined type listed in the SELECT statement of the participant definition does not have one or more of the streamread(), streamwrite(), or compare() support routines. User action: Create the required routines for the user-defined type and rerun the command.
106	Setup necessary for UDR invocation could not be completed.	The set-up process necessary to run the streamread(), streamwrite(), or compare() routine for a user-defined type included in the participant definition failed. User action: Check to be sure that the required routines for the user-defined type exist. Create them if necessary and rerun the command.
107	Sbspace specified for the send/receive queue does not exist.	The sbspace specified for the CDR_QDATA_SBSPACE configuration parameter is not a valid name or does not exist. User action: Correct the value of the CDR_QDATA_SBSPACE configuration parameter or create the sbspace and rerun the command.
110	Data types with out of row or multi-representational data are not allowed in a replicate where clause.	A replicate participant WHERE clause cannot include a data type that has out-of-row data, such as, a collection data type, a user-defined type, or a large object type. User action: Remove the column with out-of-row data from the participant WHERE clause and rerun the command.
111	Cannot have Full Rows off and use stored procedure conflict resolution.	The stored procedure conflict resolution rule requires full row replication. User action: Rerun the command without the --fullrow=n option.
112	The replicate set command could only be partially executed. Please run cdr list replset ReplSetName to check results.	The command was successful on some, but not all, of the replicates in the replicate set. User action: Run the cdr list replicate command to see the status of each replicate and run the appropriate command on each of the remaining replicates.
113	Exclusive Replset violation.	The specified replicate is a member of an exclusive replicate set, which requires this operation to be performed for the replicate set instead of for individual replicates. User action: Run the equivalent command for the replicate set.
115	The syscdr database is missing.	The syscdr database cannot be opened. User action: Check server message log file for any additional error messages. If you received this error code after running the cdr delete server --force command, no action is required on the server being deleted. Run the cdr delete server command to delete that server on all peer replication servers in the domain. If you receive this error after running the cdr start command, make sure that Enterprise Replication is defined on the local server, and if necessary, define it by running the cdr define server command.
116	Dbspace indicated by CDR_DBSPACE is invalid.	The dbspace specified as the value of the CDR_DBSPACE configuration parameter does not exist. User action: Correct the value of the CDR_DBSPACE configuration parameter or create the dbspace and rerun the command.
117	Enterprise Replication operation attempted on HDR secondary server.	Enterprise Replication commands are not valid on high-availability secondary servers. User action: Rerun the command on a high-availability primary server.
118	SQLHOSTS file has multiple entries either at group ID or group name.	There are multiple group definitions for the same group name in the sqlhosts file. User action: Update the sqlhosts file to make all group entries unique.
119	SQLHOSTS file has a problem with (g=) or (i=) option.	The group name specified in the command is not found in the sqlhosts file. User action: Rerun the command with a valid group name or update the sqlhosts file and then rerun the command.
120	Cannot execute this command while ER is active.	Enterprise Replication cannot be deleted on this server because replication is still active. User action: Run the cdr stop command and then rerun the cdr delete server --force command.
121	Master participant not found.	The replication server that is specified as the master server in the command does not exist or is not a participant in the specified replicate. User action: Rerun the command with the correct master server name.
122	Attempt to perform invalid operation including shadow replicates.	The replicate specified in the command has shadow replicates, which prevent the command from completing. User action: Run the cdr list replicate command to see shadow replicate information. Wait for the shadow replicate to be deleted and then rerun the original command. If you are deleting the replicate, delete the shadow replicate and then rerun the original command.
123	Attempt to include an invalid participant in a shadow replicate.	The command attempted to add a participant to a shadow replicate that does not exist in the primary replicate. User action: Rerun the command with a valid participant.
124	Invalid command passed to cdrcmd function.	An argument that is not valid was passed to an internal routine. User action: Contact HCL Software Support.
125	An error occurred concerning a mastered replicate.	The server specified as the master server in the command is not included as a participant in the replicate. This error code is returned if the mastered dictionary verification fails when adding a participant to a mastered replicate. This error code is returned if Enterprise Replication encounters an internal error during master replicate definition. User action: Rerun the command with the master server included in the participant list or check the table dictionary.
126	Invalid template participant.	The same table name was specified more than once in the cdr define template command, or a participant name in the cdr realize template command is not valid. User action: Rerun the command with unique table names or with valid participant names.
127	Template name already in use.	A replication template with this name exists. User action: Rerun the command with a unique template name.
128	Undefined template.	The template name specified in the command does not exist. User action: Rerun the command with an existing template name.
129	Cannot delete specified replset as it is a template.	The replicate set specified in the command is a part of a template and cannot be deleted with this command. User action: Run the cdr delete template command to delete a template.
131	Sync server not specified.	The synchronization server specified in the command must be the same server that was specified in the cdr define repair command. User action: Rerun the command with the correct synchronization server.
132	Invalid sync server specified. Server is not yet defined in ER topology.	The synchronization server specified in the command is not a replication server. User action: Rerun the command with an existing replication server as the synchronization server.
134	Cannot lock the replicated table in exclusive mode. For more information see message log file.	The command cannot obtain an exclusive lock on the table to set alter mode. User action: See the online message log file for other errors.
135	Replicate/table is not in alter mode.	The table specified in the command is not in alter mode and therefore alter mode cannot be turned off.
136	Snoopy sub-component is down.	Alter mode cannot be set because the log capture thread was not active.
137	Mismatch between local table dictionary and master dictionary.	The master dictionary does not match the local participant dictionary. User action: Check the replicated table definitions on all participants.
138	Replicates not found for table. For more information see message log file.	Alter mode was not turned off because the replicate definitions for the specified table cannot be found. User action: Check the spelling of the table name and rerun the command.
139	Mismatch in replicate names or states. Primary and shadow replicate states must match. See the message log file for more information.	The primary and shadow replicates are not in the same state. User action: Run the cdr list replicate command to see the replicate state. When the primary and shadow replicates have the same state, rerun the original command.
140	Primary and shadow replicate participant verification failure.	The primary and shadow replicate information does not match.
141	Table is already in alter mode. For more information see message log file.	Alter mode cannot be turned on because the table is already in alter mode.
142	Classic replicates (no mastered dictionary) defined on the table. See message log file for more information.	One or more non-mastered replicates are defined on the specified table. Alter mode requires mastered replicates.
146	Resynchronize error, job name is already in use.	The job name must be unique. User action: Rerun the command with a unique job name.
147	Resynchronize error, specified replicate is a shadow repl.	The replicate specified in the command is a shadow replicate. The operation cannot be performed on a shadow replicate. User action: Run the cdr list replicate command to see a list of replicate names and rerun the original command with a primary replicate.
148	Only either participant list or target server can be given for a define repair command.	Both the target server name and a participant list were included in the command. User action: Rerun the command with either a target server name or a participant list.
151	Resynch job can be started or stopped only at the source server.	This command must be run from the server specified as the synchronization data source. User action: Rerun the command while connected to the synchronization data source server.
154	The replicate being repaired must be in active state.	The replicate specified in the command cannot be repaired because it is not active. User action: Run the cdr list replicate command to see the states of replicates.
156	Cannot perform auto remastering process. Replicate is not defined with column name verification option (name=y). Perform manual remastering process.	Automatic remastering is not possible for the specified replicate. User action: Manually remaster the replicate. For instructions, see Remastering replicates without name verification.
157	CDR: Cannot verify/block grouper evaluation blocking condition.	The specified table cannot be set in alter mode because the grouper component is not active. User action: Run the onstat -g grp and onstat -g ddr commands to check the status of the grouper and log capture.
158	CDR: Cannot unblock grouper evaluation.	Alter mode cannot be turned off for the table because the grouper component is not active. User action: Run the onstat -g grp and onstat -g ddr commands to check the status of the grouper and log capture.
159	CDR: Grouper evaluation was already blocked in the same transaction. Commit the previous alter statement then re-execute the current alter statement.	More than one alter statement for replicated tables was included in a single transaction. User action: Rerun each alter statement in its own transaction.
160	The specified table was not found in the database. The table specified is either a view or an internally created cdr system table and replicate cannot be defined on views and internally created cdr system tables.	A table name specified in the command was not found or is not a type of table that can be replicated. User action: Rerun the command with valid table names.
161	Specified file to read table participants filename could not be opened. Please check. Template could not be defined.	The file name specified in the command does not exist. User action: If necessary, create the file. Rerun the command with the correct file path and name for the table list.
162	CDR: Local group name not defined in ATS/RIS file.	The ATS or RIS file content is not in the correct format. The file might be corrupted.
163	Error detected while checking replicate attributes on the given table.	The specified table cannot be set to alter mode because the table does not have any master replicates defined. Alter mode requires master replicates. User action: Run the cdr list replicate command to see the replicates that are defined for the table.
164	Cannot repair - ATS/RIS repair failed.	The ATS or RIS file content is not in the correct format. The file might be corrupted.
165	Cannot suspend replicate/replset because of dependent repair jobs.	The replicate or replicate set cannot be suspended until the active repair jobs are complete. User action: Wait for the repair jobs to complete. Run the cdr list replicate command to see if the shadow replicates associated with the repair jobs still exist. After the shadow replicates are automatically deleted, rerun the original command.
166	Replicate set does not have any replicates.	The replicate set specified in the commands does not contain replicates. This error code is also returned when no replicates are found for a cdr check repair task when the --allrepl option is used. User action: Run the cdr list replicateset command for the replicate set to see its replicates.
167	Enterprise Replication is not supported in Express Edition server.	Enterprise Replication commands cannot be run on servers running Express Edition.
168	The specified table is actually a view, replicate definition on view is not supported.	Replicates cannot be defined on views. User action: Rerun the command specifying standard table names.
169	Cannot realize an empty template/	The template cannot be instantiated because it does not contain any replicates. User action: Run the cdr list template command to see if the template contains replicates.
170	Template is not yet defined that does not have any replicates.	The template cannot be instantiated because it is not defined. User action: Run the cdr list template command to see the names of defined templates.
171	Classic replicates do not support --verify (-v) and/or --autocreate (-u) options.	The --verify and --autocreate options are valid only for master replicates. User action: Verify the replicate definition by running the cdr list replicate command.
172	Checksum libraries not installed.	Enterprise Replication cannot find the checksum function for the cdr check replicate or cdr check replicateset command. This error can occur if a replication server is running a version of HCL OneDB that does not support the cdr check replicate or cdr check replicateset command. This error can also occur if the custom checksum function that is specified by the --checksum option is not installed and registered on all replication servers. User action: If the replication server is running HCL OneDB version 10.00, make sure that the checksum routines are registered. On HCL OneDB version 10.00, checksum routines must be registered manually. If you specified a custom checksum function, make sure that it is installed and registered on all replication servers.
173	External Sync shutdown requested.	The synchronization task is not active. This error code is returned when Enterprise Replication is being shut down on a replication server participating in a synchronization task started by the cdr sync or cdr checkcommand. User action: Run the cdr list server or cdr view servers command to see the status of the participating server and when all servers are active, rerun the original command.
174	External Sync abort required.	The synchronization or repair task did not complete in the timeout period. This error can occur if the replicate being synchronized or the shadow replicate that was created to resynchronize the data is not active at all the participants specified in the command. This error code is also returned when the cdr check replicate or cdr check replicateset command is run with the --enable option and the target server cannot be enabled and repaired in the timeout period. The timeout period is 128 seconds or the value you set with the --timeout option. User action: Run the cdr list replicate command to check the replicate status. If all participants are active, try running the command again. If the server was being enabled, run the cdr list server command to check the server status. If all participants are active, try running the command again with an increased timeout value.
175	Sync has received a request to stop.	The synchronization or check command was stopped.
176	Sync attempted on replicate which is not active.	The synchronization or check command was stopped because one of the replicates specified is not active.
178	WARNING: Replicate is not in sync.	The replicate is not in sync. This error can be returned after running cdr check replicate or cdr check replicateset. This error can be returned after running cdr check replicate or cdr check replicateset with the --repair option if there are pending transactions that are not yet applied or if transactions were aborted. User action: If you receive this error after running a consistency check, repair the data. For more information, see Resynchronizing data among replication servers. If you receive this error code after repairing data, look for ATS or RIS files at target participants. If you see ATS or RIS files, look at the SQL and ISAM error code for the failures and if necessary repair the transactions by using the cdr repair command. If there are no ATS or RIS files at the target participants, rerun the original command with the --inprogress option to control how long check task rechecks inconsistent rows that might be in process of being applied at target servers.
181	Value specified cannot be set in-memory, for more information see message log file.	The specified configuration parameter was not modified for the current session. User action: For more information, see the server online message log file.
182	Warning: Value specified was adjusted before setting it in-memory, for more information see message log file.	The value of the configuration parameter specified in the command was adjusted and then the configuration parameter was reset for the current session. User action: For more information, see the server online message log file.
183	Operation not supported for the specified onconfig variable.	The specified configuration parameter cannot be dynamically updated while the server is running. User action: Edit the onconfig file and then shut down and restart the server.
184	onconfig text is specified in wrong format.	The value specified for the configuration parameter is not valid. User action: For more information, see the server online message log file.
185	Specified variable is an unsupported or unknown ER onconfig or CDR_ENV variable.	The specified configuration parameter or environment variable is not valid in this command. User action: Check the spelling of the configuration parameter or environment variable.
186	Value of onconfig variable cannot be changed when ER is defined.	The specified configuration parameter cannot be changed after Enterprise Replication is initialized. User action: For more information, see the server online message log file.
187	Value of onconfig variable cannot be changed when HDR is defined.	The specified configuration parameter cannot be changed while the server is participating in a high-availability cluster.
188	WARNING: The onconfig variable is not modified as the specified value is same as stored in the memory.	The value specified for the configuration parameter is the same as its current value for the session.
189	Replicate cannot be defined or modified since the participant table is protected using Label Based Access Control.	The table specified in the command is using label-based access control (LBAC), which is not supported with Enterprise Replication. User action: Rerun the command with a different table name, or remove LBAC from the table and then rerun the command.
190	Code sets specified by CLIENT_LOCALE and DB_LOCALE must be identical.	The ATS or RIS file repair operation requires that the CLIENT_LOCALE and DB_LOCALE environment variables be set to the same value. User action: Reset the value of one of the environment variables to that it matches the other and then rerun the original command.
191	Cannot determine connection server ID for server.	The command cannot obtain the group ID for the server being connected to.
192	Unable to find or connect to a syscdr database at a non-leaf server.	The repair command canot find a root server from which to obtain the Enterprise Replication catalog information.
193	SQL failure due to server resource limitations.	An SQL statement failed with memory or lock resource-related error codes.
194	SQL failure due to loss of network connection to server.	An SQL query failed with a network error.
195	SQL failure.	This error code is returned when a command fails due to an SQL error code other than SQL resource limitations-related error codes.
196	Encountered an SQL error.	The command was stopped because an SQL statement failed.
200	Unexpected Internal Error with cdr check or cdr sync.	An internal UDR routine execution might have returned an unexpected error. User action: Look at the additional error messages printed on the screen to get more details about this error.
201	Sync/Check encountered an unexpected column type.	The data type of one of the columns being synchronized or checked cannot be resolved for data comparison.
202	Source and Target do not have the same data type.	Corresponding columns on the source server and the target server have different data types.
203	Data for row or column not found.	Enterprise Replication cannot display the column value of a mismatched column on the screen.
204	Table could not be found.	The table that is being synchronized or repaired is not found on one of the participants. This error code is also returned if the participant being deleted cannot be found in the Enterprise Replication catalog tables.
205	Undefined server group.	The server group specified in the command was not found in the Enterprise Replication catalog tables. User action: Rerun the command with an existing server group name.
206	Template not realized at sync data source.	The template cannot be realized on the specified servers because it is not yet realized on the synchronization server. User action: Rerun the cdr realize template command specifying the synchronization source server as a participant.
207	Template already realized at one or more of requested servers.	One or more of the participants specified in the command already has the template instantiated on it. User action: Run the cdr list replicate command to check the status of the participants and then rerun the original command with the correct list of participants.
208	Server unknown at remote server.	Information about the local server is not available at the remote server.
209	A byte sequence that is not a valid character in the specified locale was encountered	One or more characters in a name specified in the command is not valid.
210	Parameter passed to command (or internally, routine) is invalid.	An argument specified in the command does not have a valid value.
211	Command is too large to be executed as a background task.	The command specified as a background task exceeded 2048 bytes. User action: Rerun the command without the --background option.
212	Sync/Check subtask aborted.	One of the tasks that was being performed in parallel was stopped. User action: Check the command output to determine which task was stopped.
213	WARNING: set is not in sync.	At least one of the replicates in the specified replicate set is not in sync. This error can be returned after running cdr check replicateset. This error can be returned after running cdr check replicateset with the --repair option if there are pending transactions that are not yet applied or if transactions were aborted. User action: If you receive this error after running a consistency check, repair the data. For more information, see Resynchronizing data among replication servers. If you receive this error code after repairing data, look for ATS or RIS files at target participants. If you see ATS or RIS files, look at the SQL and ISAM error code for the failures and if necessary repair the transactions by using the cdr repair command. If there are no ATS or RIS files at the target participants, rerun the original command with the --inprogress option to control how long the check task rechecks inconsistent rows that might be in process of being applied at target servers.
214	ER: The logical log replay position is not valid. Restart ER with the cdr cleanstart command, and then synchronize the data with the cdr check --repair command.	Enterprise Replication cannot start because the logical log replay position is not valid. User action: Run the cdr cleanstart command and then the cdr check replicateset command with the --repair option.
215	Command failed -- The specified table is an external table. You cannot include an external table in a replicate.	Tables created with the CREATE EXTERNAL TABLE statement cannot be included in a replicate.
217	Error with Quality of Data command.	This error can be returned after running the cdr define qod command if the quality of data master server is already defined. This error can be returned after running the cdr start qod command or the cdr stop qod command if the quality of data master server is not defined or the command was run from a different server. User action: If the quality of data master does not exist, run the cdr define qod command and then rerun the original command. If the command was run on a different server, rerun the command from the quality of data master server, as indicated in the error message.
220	A node included in the list is not valid.	The server group specified in the grid command was not found in the Enterprise Replication catalog tables. User action: Rerun the command with an existing server group name.
221	The grid name is not unique.	Grid names must be unique among grids and among replicate sets. User action: Run the cdr list grid command to see existing grid names and run the cdr list replicateset command to see existing replicate set names. Rerun the original command with a unique grid name.
222	The grid does not exist.	The grid name specified in the command is not the name of an existing grid. User action: Run the cdr list grid command to see existing grid names. Rerun the original command with an existing grid name.
223	grid enable user failed	The user name specified in the command does not exist. User action: Rerun the command with an existing user name.
224	grid enable node failed	The server name specified in the command is not the name of an existing replication server. User action: Rerun the command with an existing replication server name.
225	sec2er failure	The cdr start sec2er command failed. User action: Following the instructions in the command output to perform all necessary prerequisites.
227	Region Command Failed	The cdr define region or cdr delete region command failed. User action: Review the specific error message and make the appropriate corrections to the command.
228	Grid Table Command Failed.	The cdr change gridtable command failed. User action: Review the specific error message and make the appropriate corrections to the command.