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PWS0010 - Error running database host server. Error code &1. ( OS/400 )

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Message : PWS0010
Error running database host server. Error code &1.

Message Long Text :

Cause . . . . . : Error occurred when trying to start a database host server job or sending data between the client and server. The error code is &1. The following explains the error codes:
1--Error initiating the conversion between the client and server.
2--Error attempting to send data to the client or receive data from the client.
3--The data received from the client is bad.
4--Error getting the updated user profile name for this job.
5--Error creating the database logical files.
Recovery . . . : The following are the recovery actions for each return code:
1--Check for any communication problems between the client and server. Correct any problems that are found. Attempt to initiate the conversion again.
2--Check for any communication problems between the client and server. Correct any problems that are found. Start a new conversation with the server.
3--Check for any communication problems between the client and server. Correct any problems that are found. Start a new conversation with the server. If this problem continues to occur, the client may be sending bad data.
4--Correct any problems with the user profile and start a new conversation with the server.
5--Unable to create the database logical files because the system cross-reference files are damaged. To reclaim the system cross-reference files the system must be in restricted state, and then call the reclaim program, by doing CALL PGM(QSYS/QDBRCLXR). To create the database logical files, call the create program by doing CALL PGM(QSYS/QZDAXRLF) PARM(CRT).

Message File : QIWSMSG
Library Message File : QSYS2924


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