No Auto-Increment Warnings (-noincrwarn)

Use No Auto-Increment Warnings (-noincrwarn) to suppress messages (5407) through (5410).

Operating system and syntax	UNIX / Windows	-noincrwarn
Use with	Maximum value	Minimum value	Single-user default	Multi-user default
Client Session	—	—	—	—

The auto-increment messages, messages (5407) through (5410), warn about the automatic resource usage increases by the MaximumMemory (-mmax), Nested Blocks(-nb), Local BufferSize (-l), and DirectorySize (-D) startup parameters.

Note: Using the SESSION:SUPPRESS-WARNINGS attribute will suppress all warning messages during a session, including auto-increment warnings. By using the No Auto-Increment Warnings (-noincrwarn) startup parameter without the SESSION:SUPPRESS-WARNINGS attribute, all normal warning messages display except the auto-increment warning messages.

Caution: The auto-increment warnings may indicate a memory leak in your application, resulting in excessive resource usage. The No Auto-Increment Warnings (-noincrwarn) startup parameter does not stop this excess resource usage; it stops the reporting of this condition.