-661 `object-type` `object-name` CANNOT BE CREATED ON PARTITIONED TABLE SPACE `tspace-name` BECAUSE THE NUMBER OF PARTITION SPECIFICATIONS IS NOT EQUAL TO THE NUMBER OF PARTITIONS OF THE TABLE SPACE

Explanation
  The object-name definition
is incorrect for one of the following reasons:If object-type is INDEX, the CREATE INDEX statement
for the cluster index on a partitioned table (that is, a table residing
in a partitioned table space) does not contain the same number of
partition specifications as there are partitions in the table space.
The definition for the cluster index for a partitioned table must
contain exactly as many partition specifications as there are partitions
in the table space in which that table resides. Also, the partition
numbers must be valid and unique.
If object-type is TABLE, the number of partitions
that is specified in the partitioning clause of the CREATE TABLE statement
differs from the number of partitions in the table space in which
the table is being created.

System action
  The statement cannot be processed. 
The specified cluster index or table was not created.

Programmer response
  Examine the definition of the partitioned
table space to determine how many partitions have been specified.
Correct the syntax of the CREATE INDEX or CREATE TABLE statement to
provide the proper number of partition specifications. 

SQLSTATE
  53036

-661 object-type object-name CANNOT BE CREATED ON PARTITIONED TABLE SPACE tspace-name BECAUSE THE NUMBER OF PARTITION SPECIFICATIONS IS NOT EQUAL TO THE NUMBER OF PARTITIONS OF THE TABLE SPACE

Explanation

System action

Programmer response

SQLSTATE

-661 `object-type` `object-name` CANNOT BE CREATED ON PARTITIONED TABLE SPACE `tspace-name` BECAUSE THE NUMBER OF PARTITION SPECIFICATIONS IS NOT EQUAL TO THE NUMBER OF PARTITIONS OF THE TABLE SPACE