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Messages and Codes Reference Guide — Chapter 7

DLS Messages

DLS-CHECKEDOUT

Message Text

Document variable1 cannot be changed when checked out

Cause

Attempt made to update a managed document that is currently checked out by another user.

Response

Wait for the document to be checked back into Library Services and check out before updating.

DLS-CHECKOUTCONFLICT

Message Text

variable1 has a conflicting checkout

Cause

Attempt made to check out a document that has already been checked out by another user.

Response

Wait for the document to be checked back into Library Services before checking out.

DLS-DELETEVERSION

Message Text

Cannot delete the latest version variable1 of document variable2

Cause

An attempt was made to delete a document's latest version.

Response

Avoid deleting a document's latest version.

DLS-DOCUMENTVERSION

Message Text

Cannot update or checkout document version variable1

Cause

An attempt was made to check out or update a document that is already checked out by another user.

Response

Wait for the document to be checked back in.

DLS-DUPLICATERULE

Message Text

variable1 already exists as a retention rule name

Cause

Attempt was made to insert a retention rule with the same name as an existing retention rule.

Response

Use a different name for the retention rule.

DLS-EMPTYRULE

Message Text

Cannot have empty retention rule

Cause

Attempt made to create a retention rule without a document query.

Response

Add a document query to the retention rule.

DLS-INVALIDVERSION

Message Text

variable1 has no version number variable2

Cause

Attempt to return a non-existent version of a managed document.

Response

Use dls:document-version-uris to determine the available versions of the document and retry using a valid version.

DLS-MANAGED

Message Text

variable1 is already a managed document

Cause

Attempt was made to place a managed document under managed version control.

Response

Treat the document as a managed document or use dls:document-unmanage to remove the document from management.

DLS-NOREFVERSION

Message Text

no version exists for query variable1

Cause

An attempt was made to query for a version of a document that does not exist.

Response

Use dls:document-history to return the version history of the document, then retry the query for an existing version of the document.

DLS-NOSUCHRULE

Message Text

retention rule variable1 does not exist

Cause

Attempt was made to remove a non-existent rule.

Response

Specify the name of an existing retention rule.

You can use the following query to return the names of all of the retention rules:

xquery version "1.0-ml";

import module namespace dls = "http://marklogic.com/xdmp/dls" 
      at "/MarkLogic/dls.xqy";

fn:data(dls:retention-rules("*")/dls:name) 

DLS-NOTCHECKEDOUT

Message Text

variable1 is not checked out and cannot be modified

Cause

Attempt made to modify a managed document that has not been checked out.

Response

Use dls:document-checkout to check out the document.

DLS-NOVERSION

Message Text

variable1 has no version at variable2

Cause

An attempt was made to check out a document that is not managed.

Response

Use the dls:document-manage function to place the document under management.

DLS-PERMDENIED

Message Text

user needs variable2 permission for variable1

Cause

The user does not have the proper permissions for the operation.

Response

Make sure the user has the dls-user role and, if this is a DLS administrative task, the dls-admin role.

DLS-SPECIALPROP

Message Text

Cannot update properties in dls namespace

Cause

Attempt made to add or set a property for a document under namespace "http://marklogic.com/xdmp/dls".

Response

Avoid using "http://marklogic.com/xdmp/dls" as the namespace for a property of your document.

DLS-UNMANAGED

Message Text

variable1 is not a managed document

Cause

Attempt to execute a DLS function on an unmanaged document.

Response

Use dls:document-manage to place the document under management.

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