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- Causa
- UNSUCCESSFUL EXECUTION DUE TO RESOURCE LIMIT BEING EXCEEDED, RESOURCE NAME = resource-name LIMIT = limit-amount1
CPU SECONDS (limit-amount2 SERVICE UNITS) DERIVED FROM limit-source
The execution of the SQL statement was terminated because a resource limit was exceeded.
- resource-name
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- The name of the resource whose limit was exceeded.
It is also the name of the column in the DB2 table from which the limit was derived.
The resource-name can be ASUTIME, which is the number of CPU seconds permitted for each SQL statement.
- limit-amount1
- The maximum number of CPU seconds permitted
- limit-amount2
- The maximum number in service units permitted
- limit-source
- The source used to derive the limit-amount: the name of a resource limit specification table, a system parameter, or the SYSIBM.SYSROUTINES
catalog table.
If the source is a system parameter, the resource limit specification table did not contain an applicable entry or an error occurred while
accessing the table.
- Ação do sistema
- If the limit-source was a resource limit specification table or a system parameter, the execution of this SQL statement is terminated.
A record containing more detailed information about this failure is generated.
If an SQL cursor is associated with the failed instruction, its position is unchanged and a CLOSE or PREPARE command can be issued.
If any other operation is attempted with the cursor, it cannot be executed and SQLCODE -905 is returned.
If there is no cursor, this statement was rolled back.
- Resposta ao Desenvolvedor
- Determine why this SQL statement or stored procedure took so long and take appropriate action.
Consider simplifying the SQL statement, restructuring tables and indexes, or contacting the installation group responsible for maintaining the
resource limit specification tables.
If the limit-source was a resource limit specification table or a system parameter, the application program that receives this return code can
execute additional SQL statements.
SQLSTATE: 57014
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