DSNT309I csect-name object_name IS CURRENTLY state.
Explanation
One of the following is already in the requested
state:
- A database listed in START DB(list) or STOP DB(list)
- A table space listed in START DB(name) SPACENAM(list) or STOP DB(name) SPACENAM(list)
- An index space listed in START DB(name) SPACENAM(list) or STOP DB(name) SPACENAM(list)
- A partition of a partitioned table space listed in START DB(list) SPACENAM(list) PART(n), STOP DB(list) SPACENAM(list) PART(n), START DB(list) SPACENAM(list), or STOP DB(list) SPACENAM(list)
In the message:
- The 'object' is the database, table space, index space or partition
number with table space name or the index space name.
- TABLESPACE, if the specified table space was currently in the requested state
- INDEXSPACE, if the specified index space was currently in the requested state
- DATABASE, if the database was currently in the requested state
- PARTITION, if the specified partition of a partitioned table space or partitioned index was currently in the requested state
- The 'state' is:
- START RW, if the specified object is currently started read/write
- START RO, if the specified object is currently started read only
- START UT, if the specified object is currently started for utility processing
- STOPPED, if the specified object is currently stopped or is stopping
- STOP PENDING, if the specified object currently is in stop pending status.
If there are pages in the logical page list (LPL) for the object, or if the object is in group buffer pool recovery pending (GRECP) status, a START DATABASE ACCESS(RO) or START DATABASE ACCESS(RW) command triggers a recovery of that object even if this message is issued for that object. For each object that has LPL or GRECP recovery that is initiated, DB2® issues a DSNI006 message followed by either a DSNI021 message (when the recovery completes successfully) or a DSNI005 message (when the recovery is unsuccessful).
User response
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