Message type: E = Error
Message class: DB6PM - DB2 UDB for UNIX, Windows: Performance Monitoring
Message number: 612
Message text: ALTER TABLE (VOLATILE) is not defined for system objects
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DB6PM612
- ALTER TABLE (VOLATILE) is not defined for system objects ?The SAP error message DB6PM612 indicates that there is an attempt to alter a volatile table in a way that is not permitted for system objects. This error typically arises in the context of database operations where certain restrictions apply to system-defined objects.
Cause: Volatile Tables: In SAP HANA, volatile tables are temporary tables that exist only for the duration of the session. They are not stored in the database and are typically used for intermediate calculations or temporary data storage. System Objects: The error suggests that the operation being attempted is on a system object, which is not allowed. System objects are predefined by the database and include system tables, views, and other structures that are integral to the database's operation. ALTER TABLE Command: The specific command being executed (ALTER TABLE) is not applicable to system objects, especially when it involves volatile tables.
Solution: Check the Object Type: Ensure that the table you are trying
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