Difference between revisions of "ARS4305E"
m (ARS4305E Related Errors.) |
m (Minor corrections to IBM CMOD arsload example.) |
||
| Line 11: | Line 11: | ||
== Example == | == Example == | ||
$ arsload -h ondemand - | $ arsload -h ondemand -vfn -g AFP_Statements -a Statements STM002.0.STMT.STMT | ||
ARS4305E Generic Indexer requires the data to have already been indexed. Index the data or verify your input file and resubmit the job. | ARS4305E Generic Indexer requires the data to have already been indexed. Index the data or verify your input file and resubmit the job. | ||
Revision as of 17:55, 8 February 2018
What was the error?
Message Number: 4305
Message Severity: Error (Corrective action is required to continue)
Message Name: ARS4305E
Message Text: Generic Indexer requires the data to have already been indexed. Index the data or verify your input file and resubmit the job.
Example
$ arsload -h ondemand -vfn -g AFP_Statements -a Statements STM002.0.STMT.STMT ARS4305E Generic Indexer requires the data to have already been indexed. Index the data or verify your input file and resubmit the job.
Related Errors
There may be other warnings about a failed load.
What were you doing?
You were likely trying to load a file that was created on a different server, filesystem, or subdirectory from the one you're loading in. The Generic Index file may have been produced on an upstream system, or by the arsdoc get command on an IBM CMOD Server.
What happened?
During the production of the file, a partial or complete path to the file name was included in the file. The generic index file might include a path to the file like this one:
GROUP_FILENAME:/arstmp/STMT002/2018-01/STM002.0.STMT.STMT
Troubleshooting
Verify the contents of the Generic Index file (.ind) to ensure that it doesn't have a prefixed path. IBM CMOD's arsload utility will look for the files in the specified path, NOT the local directory.
To resolve the issue, either update the path to the file to be loaded, or remove it so that the OnDemand arsload utility will check the directory from which the command is started.