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Status Not under consideration
Workspace Db2
Components Serviceability
Created by Guest
Created on Feb 11, 2015

SQL0659N message should identify object and limit reached(RIMS)

'SQL0659N Maximum size of a table reached' In above message SQL0659N the customer would like the object identified with it's name or Object ID and Tablespace ID as well a what was the limit reached (64GB, 256GB...). This is in order to identify the object accurately and to know what exact limit was reached. In the customer's PMR the SQL0659N message was returned from the load command but it was not the table being loaded that was encountering the limitation but a temporary table created by the cursor that was opened to read from. It was a load from cursor where the cursor was associated to a complex query requiring lots of tempspace. If the SQL0659N message would have identified the temporary table it would have enabled the customer to fix the problem by himself.