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DSNU005I csect-name input-record

Explanation

This message displays the utility statements that occur before and after a syntax error, as they were provided as input to the utility parser.

csect-name
The name of the control section that issued the message.
input-record
The utility statements.

If the utility used a statistics profile, the control statement might contain references to the nonexistent objects CURRENT.TABLE and CURRENT.TBLSPACE, which did not appear in the submitted control statement. Such references are added only when they are required to form a complete utility control statement and are otherwise meaningless.

An additional error message follows this message and identifies why the utility statement caused a parser error. A maximum of 500 DSNU005I messages are issued after syntax error. In the final DSNU005I instance, the message text is DSNU005I STATEMENT ECHOING TERMINATED.

System action

The action depends on the type of message that follows the follows the DSNU005I message:
  • For (RC8) messages, processing ends and the utility cannot be restarted.
  • For (RC0) or warning (RC4) messages, processing continues.

User response

If an error (RC8) message was issued, correct the error, and resubmit the job.

In most cases, you must correct a syntax error in your utility control statement input, which is either the SYSIN data set, or the UTSTMT input to the any of the following utility stored procedures:

  • DSNUTILS
  • DSNUTILU
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If the utility input specifies USE PROFILE and the DSNU005I messages are preceded by message DSNU1368I, the syntax error must be corrected in the statistics profile for the indicated table in the SYSIBM.SYSTABLES_PROFILES table. If the utility control statement in error was produced by a separate database administration tool, contact the service provider for that tool.

If this message contains indecipherable statements, see the information about utility control statements and the rules about encoding them in EBCDIC or Unicode.

Severity

8 (error)

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