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  • PowerExchange for CDC and Mainframe 10.5.2
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  1. Preface
  2. PWX-10000 to PWX-10999
  3. PWX-11000 to PWX-15999
  4. PWX-16000 to PWX-23999
  5. PWX-25000 to PWX-35999
  6. PWX-36000 to PWX-36999
  7. PWX-37100 to PWX-37999
  8. PWX-38500 to PWX-38999
  9. DTL_BMG003 to DTL_RPS105I
  10. infacmd pwx Error Messages
  11. PWXPC Error Messages
  12. Abend, Return, and Reason Codes in PowerExchange Messages

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PWX- 36390

PWX-
36390

ORAD Info: SCN
scn
 DDL operation for captured table
creator
.
table_name
 (base object
object_id
): {
ddl_operation
|
trace_information
}.
PowerExchange Express CDC for Oracle detected that the object identifier for the specified source table changed because of a DDL operation. If Express CDC supports the DDL operation, this message ends with the supported operation type and Express CDC continues processing. If Express CDC does not support the DDL operation, this message ends with the unsupported operation type and CDC processing ends with a separate error message. If Express CDC cannot determine whether the DDL operation is supported, the message ends with trace information for diagnostic use, provided that tracing is activated by the TRACE statement in the dbmover.cfg file.
This message can report any of the following supported or unsupported DDL operation types:
  • table alter
  • table alter ok
  • table create
  • table drop
  • column add(s)
  • virtual column add(s)
  • column drop(s)
  • virtual column drop(s)
  • column alter
  • column alter ok
  • partition add(s)
  • partition drop(s)
For partition drop(s), if you want Express CDC to continue without subsequent error messages, you must specify PARTITION_DROP_FAIL=N in the OPTIONS statement of the PowerExchange Express CDC configuration file.
Also, the support for some operation types, such as table drop, depends on the EXCEPTIONS parameter in the DICTIONARY statement.
CDC processing continues or ends. For DROP PARTITION operations, CDC processing ends if the PARTITION_DROP_FAIL parameter is set to the default value of Y.
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