HPE NonStop SQL/MX Error – 13010 The timestamp argument is missing after the -t option.CauseYou specified the -t option without giving the timestamp argument, which is required.EffectThe operation fails.RecoveryProvide the timestamp argument and resubmit. The syntax is:-t timestamp

In this blog post, let’s learn about the error message “13010 The timestamp argument is missing after the -t option.CauseYou specified the -t option without giving the timestamp argument, which is required.EffectThe operation fails.RecoveryProvide the timestamp argument and resubmit. The syntax is:-t timestamp “ when working with HPE NonStop SQL/MX, the reason for the error and the solution to fix this error message.

Error Message

13010 The timestamp argument is missing after the -t option.CauseYou specified the -t option without giving the timestamp argument, which is required.EffectThe operation fails.RecoveryProvide the timestamp argument and resubmit. The syntax is:-t timestamp

Reason for the Error

You specified the -t option without giving the timestamp argument, which is required.

Solution

Provide the timestamp argument and resubmit. The syntax is:

-t timestamp

Where,

timestamp is a creation timestamp for the preprocessor that is written to the two output files: the C/C++ source file and the SQL/MX module definition file. timestamp overrides the default operating system timestamp

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