XMIG - Migrate Error Messages

Restriction: This topic applies to Windows environments only.

XMIG000: Error system error: Unknown error errorID.
Migrate attempted to display an error that was not found in the error file. This usually happens because an obsolete copy of the error file, XMIG.XRR, has somehow been copied into the directory.
XMIG001: No more RAM memory available.
Migrate has experienced an internal error caused by a shortage of memory.
XMIG002: No Column in table.
Migrate has experienced a serious internal error.
XMIG003: Cannot open file filename.
Migrate is not able to open the specified file.
XMIG004: Syntax Error.
Migrate is unable to interpret an SQL command that has been included in your migration.
XMIG005: Destination location has not been defined.
Migrate is attempting to copy records, but a destination location has not been specified.
XMIG006: Destination table has not been defined.
Migrate is attempting to copy records, but a destination table name has not been specified.
XMIG007: Error in internal query querystring.
Migrate is attempting to access the SYSXDB.SYSQUERY table and the table is not in the expected format. Usually this is because the table is in an older format that does not include two fields required by Migrate.
XMIG008: Table tablename does not exist.
The table name was not found in the specified source location.
XMIG009: Check source location data consistency.
Migrate cannot create a foreign key because there is invalid value in the table.
XMIG010: Error saving file name.
Migrate experienced an error when saving the named file.
XMIG011: Query window contains more than one query.
Migrate has found an end-of-statement delimiter in the Query window. Only a single SELECT statement is allowed in this window.
XMIG012: Query must be a SELECT statement.
Migrate has found an invalid SQL statement in the Query window. Only a single SELECT statement is allowed in this window.
XMIG013: Table already exists. Illegal with current settings.
Select Table/Query Options from the Object menu, and check the "If table already exists" settings.
XMIG014: Field names in query may not match the field names of the destination table.
An X009 was returned when the query from a Query window was executed. The database table has been altered since the .MIG file was saved, or there is some other problem with the validity of the SELECT statement in the Query window.
XMIG015: No key fields specified in replication query.
A Query window used for replication must have at least one column defined as the key. Click the Update Rules button, and select True or False under the Key heading for each column returned by the SQL statement defined in the Query window.
XMIG017: Cannot find information in system_table for 'table_name'.
SQL Migrate failed to retrieve information for the specified table from a system table when attempting to add it to the schema viewer.
XMIG049: SELECT error. May not have privileges.
Migrate cannot complete this task because you do not have privileges on the specified object.
XMIG053: Filters yield no results. Filters are reset.
The filter value entered for the immediate sub-item (database, or AuthID) beneath the location level returned an empty result set. The Catalog Browser display will be refreshed using the latest valid set of filter values stored in XDB.INI.

Parent topic: SQL Option for DB2 Error Messages