DSNT723I `csect-name` INDEX SPACE `name` CANNOT BE STARTED WITH ACCESS (UT). IT IS DEFINED ON AN ACTIVE RESOURCE LIMIT SPECIFICATION TABLE

Explanation
  Index space name cannot
be started with access (UT) because it contains an index on an active
resource limit specification table. 

System action
  The START DATABASE command is ignored.

Operator response
  If the index space must be started with
access (UT), either stop the resource limit facility (STOP RLIMIT),
or switch it to use a different resource limit specification table
that does not have an index in the index space (START RLIMIT,ID=xx).
In a Db2 data sharing environment,
you must either stop the resource limit facility on all members of
the Db2 data sharing group or
switch it to use a resource limit specification table that does not
have an index in the index space.

DSNT723I csect-name INDEX SPACE name CANNOT BE STARTED WITH ACCESS (UT). IT IS DEFINED ON AN ACTIVE RESOURCE LIMIT SPECIFICATION TABLE

Explanation

System action

Operator response

DSNT723I `csect-name` INDEX SPACE `name` CANNOT BE STARTED WITH ACCESS (UT). IT IS DEFINED ON AN ACTIVE RESOURCE LIMIT SPECIFICATION TABLE