Explanation: | The queue manager name is inaccurate. |
User Response: | Check the queue manager name. |
Explanation: | You might not have proper permission to connect to the queue manager. |
User Response: | Verify the privileges to connect to the queue manager. |
Explanation: | The queue name is inaccurate. |
User Response: | Check the queue name. |
Explanation: | You might not have proper permission to connect to the queue. |
User Response: | Verify the privileges to connect to the queue. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service could not close the message queue due to the reason code stated in the message. |
User Response: | Look up the reason code in the WebSphere MQ documentation for instructions to correct the error. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service could not disconnect from the queue manager due to the reason code stated in the message. |
User Response: | Look up the reason code in the WebSphere MQ documentation for instructions to correct the error. |
Explanation: | The filter condition in the MQ Source Qualifier is invalid. |
User Response: | Correct the error stated in the parse error message. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service failed to get a message from the queue due to the reason code stated in the message. |
User Response: | Look up the reason code in the WebSphere MQ documentation for instructions to correct the error. |
Explanation: | The message size is too large for the Integration Service to read. |
User Response: | Look up the reason code in the WebSphere MQ documentation for instructions to correct the error. |
Explanation: | You might not have the permission to remove the message from the queue. The message was removed by another process. |
User Response: | Look up the reason code in the WebSphere MQ documentation for instructions to correct the error. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service could not put message on the queue due to reason code stated in message. |
User Response: | Look up the reason code in the WebSphere MQ documentation for instructions to correct the error. |
Explanation: | The Rows Per Message parameter in the session properties is incorrect. |
User Response: | Specify a value greater than 0 for the Rows Per Message in the session properties. |
Explanation: | You might not have permission to read from the cache file. The $PMCacheDir variable is incorrect. |
User Response: | Fix the operating system error stated in the message. |
Explanation: | You might not have permission to write to the cache file. The hard disk is full. The $PMCacheDir variable is incorrect. |
User Response: | Fix the operating system error stated in the message. Look in the directory $PMCacheDir. |
Explanation: | PowerCenter could not load the MQ driver shared library because the file does not exist. |
User Response: | Verify the search path for the MQ driver shared library. Depending on the platform, look for the driver file in the appropriate location:
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Explanation: | PowerCenter could not load the MQ driver shared library due to insufficient permissions. |
User Response: | Make sure the permissions for the MQ driver file are correct. |
Explanation: | The WebSphere MQ target received a row with the delete flag set to TRUE. However, the Integration Service does not have delete permission for the queue. |
User Response: | Enable delete permission for the Integration Service on the target queue. |
Explanation: | There may be no port projected to the MsgId column in the dynamic WebSphere MQ target. The Integration Service cannot delete messages from the queue. |
User Response: | Project a port to the MsgId column of the dynamic WebSphere MQ target. |
Explanation: | A filter condition has a general parsing error. |
User Response: | Check the syntax of the expression. |
Explanation: | A filter condition has a general parsing error. |
User Response: | Check the syntax of the expression. |
Explanation: | A filter condition has a general parsing error. |
User Response: | Check the syntax of the expression. |
Explanation: | A filter condition has a general parsing error. |
User Response: | Check the syntax of the expression. |
Explanation: | A filter condition has a general parsing error. |
User Response: | Check the syntax of the expression. |
Explanation: | The filter condition does not return a boolean TRUE/FALSE value. |
User Response: | Edit the filter condition to return a boolean TRUE/FALSE value. |
Explanation: | The filter condition does not contain a boolean operand. |
User Response: | Check the left-hand side of the logical operator in the filter condition. |
Explanation: | The filter condition does not contain a boolean operand. |
User Response: | Check the right-hand side of the logical operator in the filter condition. |
Explanation: | The logical operators [=, <>, >=, <=, >, <] in the left-hand and right-hand sub-expression have incompatible datatypes. |
User Response: | Edit the filter condition with compatible datatypes for relational operators in the left-hand and right-hand sub-expression. |
Explanation: | The function in the filter condition does not enough arguments. |
User Response: | Apply arguments to the function in the filter condition. |
Explanation: | There are too many arguments in a function. |
User Response: | Use fewer arguments in a function. |
Explanation: | The function expects an argument in MQCHAR or MQBYTE type. |
User Response: | Make sure argument is of MQCHAR or MQBYTE type in the filter expression. |
Explanation: | The function expects an argument in boolean type. |
User Response: | Make sure argument is of boolean type in the filter condition. |
Explanation: | The function expects an argument in MQLONG type. |
User Response: | Make sure argument is of MQLONG type in the filter condition. |
Explanation: | The string literals must be in double quotes. |
User Response: | Use double quotes to enclose string literals in the filter condition. |
Explanation: | The argument in the function does not contain the correct date format. |
User Response: | Use the <correct date format> for the argument in the filter condition. |
Explanation: | Internal error. |
User Response: | Contact Informatica Global Customer Support. |
Explanation: | Internal error. |
User Response: | Contact Informatica Global Customer Support. |
Explanation: | Internal error. |
User Response: | Contact Informatica Global Customer Support. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service could not open the queue due to the reason code stated in message. You may have selected to install the WebSphere MQ server driver during installation. However, the WebSphere MQ server is not installed on the machine hosting the Integration Service. |
User Response: | Reinstall the WebSphere MQ server driver. Make sure to select the WebSphere MQ client driver during installation. Look up the reason code in the WebSphere MQ documentation for instructions to correct the error. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service could not fetch message from the queue due to the error. |
User Response: | Correct the error indicated in the error message. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service could not close the queue due to the error stated in the message. |
User Response: | Correct the error indicated in the error message. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service could not put the message on the queue due to the error stated in the message. |
User Response: | Correct the error indicated in the error message. |
Explanation: | Internal error. |
User Response: | Contact Informatica Global Customer Support. |
Explanation: | This is only a warning. The MQ reader truncated one or more MESSAGE_DATA columns because the size of the message exceeded the maximum size for the MESSAGE_DATA port in the MQ Source Qualifier. |
User Response: | However, you can increase the size of the MESSAGE_DATA column in the MQ Source Qualifier. |
Explanation: | This is only a warning. This is a more detailed warning that appears when Tracing is set to “VERBOSE RUN.” The message number is given as MSGNO. |
User Response: | However, you can increase the size of the MESSAGE_DATA column in the MQ Source Qualifier. |
Explanation: | This is an informational message. It indicates that there is no filter set for reading messages from the queue. |
User Response: | None. You can enter a filter condition in the MQ Source Qualifier or in the session properties. |
Explanation: | An error occurred during the initialization of the MQ driver. |
User Response: | Check the additional error message for more information. |
Explanation: | This is an informational message. The value for StartTime in the filter condition is equal to or greater than the value entered for EndTime. |
User Response: | Make sure the StartTime value is less than the EndTime value. |
Explanation: | This is an informational message. The Integration Service did not commit all rows in a message to the target. This might occur when the Integration Service reaches the end of a commit interval or a short FlushLatency interval. It commits the remaining rows at the next commit interval. |
User Response: | None. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service could not commit messages to the target. The WebSphere MQ system may not contain enough log space. |
User Response: | Verify that the WebSphere MQ system contains enough log space. Check the additional error message for more information. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service could not roll back messages from the target. |
User Response: | Check the additional error message for more information. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service could not commit messages to the target. |
User Response: | Check the additional error message for more information. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service could not roll back messages from the target. |
User Response: | Check the additional error message for more information. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service could not connect to the queue manager. The session failed to initialize. |
User Response: | Check the additional error message for more information. |
Explanation: | The WebSphere MQ targets have the same queue connection but belong to different transaction control units. As a result, the session failed. |
User Response: | Make sure that all WebSphere MQ targets with the same queue connection belong to the same transaction control unit. |
Explanation: | Recovery cache folder is not available. |
User Response: | Check that the recovery cache folder exists and has write permission. |
Explanation: | The target may have insufficient disk space. |
User Response: | Verify that enough disk space is available in the target. |
Explanation: | The WebSphere MQ installation may not allow deleting messages from the queue. |
User Response: | Look up the reason code in the WebSphere MQ documentation for instructions to correct the error. |
Explanation: | The recovery cache folder is invalid. |
User Response: | From the properties settings on the Mapping tab (Sources node) in the session properties, specify a valid recovery cache folder. |
Explanation: | There may be insufficient disk space when the Integration Service commits messages to the target after the Real-time Flush Latency period expires. |
User Response: | Verify that enough disk space is available in the target. |
Explanation: | The operating system cannot find the recovery cache folder. |
User Response: | Verify the recovery cache folder specified in the session properties exists. |
Explanation: | The operating system may be low on memory. |
User Response: | Verify the system has sufficient memory. |
Explanation: | The name of the recovery cache folder may be incorrect. |
User Response: | Verify the recovery cache folder name specified in the session properties. Contact the system administrator. |
Explanation: | The recovery cache file may be deleted. |
User Response: | Verify that the cache file and directory exist. Specify the correct path to the cache file directory in the properties settings on the Mapping tab (Sources node) in the session properties. |
Explanation: | The recovery cache folder may have insufficient memory. |
User Response: | Verify the recovery cache folder has sufficient memory for large files. |
Explanation: | The recovery cache folder may not have write permission. |
User Response: | Verify the recovery cache folder has write permission. |
Explanation: | You selected the Destructive Read option and specified the RemoveMsg(TRUE) function as a filter condition. |
User Response: | You must set the RemoveMsg(TRUE) function to RemoveMsg(FALSE) in the filter condition or remove the function from the filter condition. |
Explanation: | You specify the Destructive Read option in a mapping with an associated source qualifier. |
User Response: | The Integration Service ignores the Destructive Read option if the mapping contains an associated source qualifier. To remove messages from the source queue for mappings that contain an associated source qualifier, use the RemoveMsg(TRUE) function. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service could not connect to the MQ queue manager. The network or the MQ server may be down. The Integration Service will attempt to connect to the MQ queue during the retry connection period. If it does not connect to the MQ queue during the retry connection period the session fails. |
User Response: | Verify the MQ queue manager is running. Or, verify that the network is active. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service could not connect to the MQ queue manager during the retry connection period. The network or the MQ server may be down. As a result, the session failed. |
User Response: | Verify the MQ queue manager is running. Or, verify that the network is active. Restart the session. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service could not make multiple connection attempts to the MQ queue manager, because Destructive Read and recovery are not configured for the session. |
User Response: | In the session properties, configure Destructive Read and recovery. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service read a WebSphere MQ message that exceeded the precision of the MESSAGE_DATA column in the MQSeries source definition. As a result, the Integration Service truncated the data. Because the session is running in destructive read mode, the session failed and the Integration Service did not delete the message from the source queue. |
User Response: | Increase the precision of the MESSAGE_DATA column in the MQSeries source definition. |
Explanation: | The connection object for the specified source instance contains inconsistencies. |
User Response: | Delete the connection object for the source instance. Create a connection object and assign it to the source instance. |
Explanation: | The Integration Service failed to create an I18N converter object. |
User Response: | Contact Informatica Global Customer Support. |
Explanation: | A WebSphere MQ real-time session that contains multiple partitions cannot be enabled for recovery. |
User Response: | Delete the partitions or do not enable the session for recovery. |