No. 6000 ~ 6999

6001: Internal error: DD search failed.

• Cause: Failed to search DD (Data Dictionary) due to an internal error.

• Action: Contact the technical support team.

6002: Synonym translation is no longer valid.

• Cause: The target schema or object does not exist.

• Action: Change the definition of the synonym so that the synonym refers to a valid object.

6003: Sequence \"%1$s\" has not been accessed in this session: no CURRVAL available.

• Cause: CURRVAL cannot be used since the indicated sequence has not been used in the current session.

• Action: CURRVAL can be used only after NEXTVAL has been used in the same session.

6004: Sequence \"%1$s\" has exceeded its available range.

• Cause: All values available in sequence are already used.

• Action: Modify the range of the sequence by using an ALTER SEQUENCE statement.

6005: DB data dictionary version does not match binary DD version.

• Cause: The version of the DD in the DB is different from the version of DD in the binary.

• Action: The binary cannot be used in the database.

6006: ALTERDD must be run on data dictionary.

• Cause: The ALTERDD process must be run to use the DD as the binary.

• Action: Execute the ALTERDD process to change DD.

6007: Table \"%1$s\" cannot be loaded because the size of the constraints on the table is too large.

• Cause: The size of the constraints on the table is too large.

• Action: Check if the table has unnecessary constraints. Drop unnecessary constraints.

6009: Failed to add a pair in a DD object search key map.

• Cause: An internal error occurred during adding a pair in a DD object search key map.

• Action: Contact the technical support team.

6010: Failed to add a pair in a DD user search key map.

• Cause: An internal error occurred during adding a pair in a DD user search key map.

• Action: Contact the technical support team.

6011: Cannot execute the current sequence Nextval with the SCALE_NOEXTEND option.

• Cause: The sequence value conflicts with the SCALE prefix value.

• Action: Increase the number of digits in the sequence by \"%1$u\", or use the SCALE EXTEND option.