o File access privileges are insufficient.
o Another user has locked the file.
o There is not enough disk space.
o There are too many open files.
o The filename is misspelled.
o The file does not exist.
o The search path to the file is incorrect.
o File access privileges are insufficient.
o Another user has locked the file.
o There is not enough disk space.
o There are too many open files.
o The filename is misspelled.
o The file does not exist.
o The search path to the file is incorrect.
o File access privileges are insufficient.
o There is not enough disk space.
o There are too many open files.
o The filename is misspelled.
o The file does not exist.
o The search path to the file is incorrect.
o File acces privileges are insufficient.
o Another user has locked the file.
o There is not enough disk space.
o There are too many open files.
o The filename is misspelled.
o The file does not exist.
o The search path to the file is incorrect.
o File acces privileges are insufficient.
o Another user has locked the file.
o There is not enough disk space.
o There are too many open files.
o File acces privileges are insufficient.
o A file of the same name already exists and is locked.
o There is not enough disk space.
o There are too many open files.
o CREATE FUNCTION
o CREATE PROCEDURE
o CREATE PACKAGE
o CREATE TRIGGER This informational message is issued by the FIPS Flagger when FIPS=YES.
o EXEC IAF GET
o EXEC IAF PUT
o EXEC TOOLS GET
o EXEC TOOLS SET This informational message is issued by the FIPS Flagger when FIPS=YES.
1. An attempt to READ from a LOB into a buffer whose type was not compatible with the LOB type.
2. An attempt to WRITE a buffer into a LOB whose type was not compatible with the buffer type.
o EXEC SQL ALLOCATE/DEALLOCATE/GET/SET DESCRIPTOR
o EXEC SQL DESCRIBE OUTPUT/INPUT ... USING ... <descriptor name>
o EXEC SQL EXECUTE ... INTO ...
o EXEC SQL EXECUTE ... USING... <descriptor name>
o EXEC SQL OPEN ... INTO ...
o EXEC SQL OPEN ... USING... <descriptor name>
o SCROLL in DECLARE CURSOR
o EXEC SQL FETCH <orientation> ... where <orientation> is NEXT, PRIOR, FIRST, LAST, ABSOLUTE, or RELATIVE