HPE NonStop SQL/MX Error – 25008 The current command requires a schema with version feature-version or higher. Schema schema has schema version schema-version.feature-versionis the minimum schema version that can accommodate the features required by the operation.schemais the fully qualified ANSI name of the schema that is affected by the operation.schema-versionis the schema version of schema.

In this blog post, let’s learn about the error message “25008 The current command requires a schema with version feature-version or higher. Schema schema has schema version schema-version.feature-versionis the minimum schema version that can accommodate the features required by the operation.schemais the fully qualified ANSI name of the schema that is affected by the operation.schema-versionis the schema version of schema.” when working with HPE NonStop SQL/MX, the reason for the error and the solution to fix this error message.

Error Message

25008 The current command requires a schema with version feature-version or higher. Schema schema has schema version schema-version.feature-versionis the minimum schema version that can accommodate the features required by the operation.schemais the fully qualified ANSI name of the schema that is affected by the operation.schema-versionis the schema version of schema.

Reason for the Error

The command requires at least feature-version version metadata for the affected objects.

Solution

Upgrade the metadata for schema, then retry the operation

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