DFS0006E REQUESTED VERSION req_v_nmbr AND CURRENT VERSION cur_v_nmbr OF DEDB dedbname ARE INCOMPATIBLE
Explanation
An application program attempted to access a version of a Fast Path data entry database (DEDB) other than the current version, but IMS cannot build the internal blocks that are required to access non-current versions of the database, because the current version of the database contains a change in the database definition (DBD) that is not supported by database versioning.
Application programs cannot access any prior version of the database, unless the application programs are changed or the unsupported change is removed from the database.
In the message text:
- cur_v_nmbr
- The version number of the current version of the DEDB database that is identified in the message text. The current version is the version of the database that contains the actual physical structure of the database as it is stored on DASD. The current version of the database contains a structural change that is incompatible with the prior version of the database.
- req_v_nmbr
- The version number of the requested version of the DEDB database that is identified in the message text. An application program attempted to access the requested version; however, IMS cannot return data in the format defined by the requested version of the database, because the current version contains an incompatible structural change.
System action
Access to the database fails and the application program receives a status code.System programmer response
Note the return codes in all DFS0123E messages. Look up the meanings of the return codes in the DFS0123E documentation.