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*The Application Group was defined with multiple Applications, but you didn't specify the Application name on the [[arsload]] command line, and the Application name wasn't able to be determined automatically from the file name. | *The Application Group was defined with multiple Applications, but you didn't specify the Application name on the [[arsload]] command line, and the Application name wasn't able to be determined automatically from the file name. | ||
* You were using the "-B" parameter to specify the locations of the Application Group or Applications inside the file name to load | * You were using the "-B" parameter to specify the locations of the Application Group or Applications inside the file name to load, and there was a problem with the file name or the position of the Application name inside the name of the file. | ||
== Troubleshooting == | == Troubleshooting == | ||
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arsload -I CMOD_PROD -u INV_LOAD -p Load_Password_52922 -g InvestmentStatements '''''-a MarginAccounts''''' -nfv INVSTMNT.20200305.Margin.BaxterBayBank | arsload -I CMOD_PROD -u INV_LOAD -p Load_Password_52922 -g InvestmentStatements '''''-a MarginAccounts''''' -nfv INVSTMNT.20200305.Margin.BaxterBayBank | ||
If you are using the <code> -B </code> parameter to try and automatically determine the Application Group and Application, make sure you have the parameters and separators in the correct order. | If you are using the <code> -B </code> parameter to try and automatically determine the Application Group and Application, make sure you have the parameters and separators in the correct order. Review the [https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSEPCD_10.5.0/com.ibm.ondemand.administeringmp.doc/dodlo003.htm ARSLOAD parameters] documentation. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:54, 29 March 2023
ARS1111E The application >< does not exist within the application group >InvestmentStatements<
What was the error?
Message Number: 1111
Message Severity: Error (Corrective action is required to continue)
Message Name: ARS1111E
Message Text: The application >< does not exist within the application group >AppGroup<
Example
ARS1111E The application >< does not exist within the application group >InvestmentStatements<
Related Errors
None.
What were you doing?
You were trying to load data into a CMOD Application Group, but the load failed because the arsload command you issued was incomplete and missing necessary parameters.
What happened?
There are a few possibilities:
- The Application Group was defined with multiple Applications, but you didn't specify the Application name on the arsload command line, and the Application name wasn't able to be determined automatically from the file name.
- You were using the "-B" parameter to specify the locations of the Application Group or Applications inside the file name to load, and there was a problem with the file name or the position of the Application name inside the name of the file.
Troubleshooting
If it's not already there, just add the -a parameter to your arsload command and try again:
arsload -I CMOD_PROD -u INV_LOAD -p Load_Password_52922 -g InvestmentStatements -a MarginAccounts -nfv INVSTMNT.20200305.Margin.BaxterBayBank
If you are using the -B parameter to try and automatically determine the Application Group and Application, make sure you have the parameters and separators in the correct order. Review the ARSLOAD parameters documentation.
Articles Related to this message
None yet.