The CREATE DSA directive can return one of the following
 responses:

 New DSA database created. Configure the DSA.

    This means that the DSA has been created for the first time.
    Use the DSA configuration utility to give the DSA a basic
    configuration.

 DSA created successfully from memory image file.

    This means that the DSA has been created from a valid memory
    image file.

 DSA created successfully from memory image file.
 Schema Warning: The memory image file does not use
 the current schema.

    This means that the DSA has been created from a valid memory
    image file. However, the DSA detected that the copy of the
    schema in its memory image file is not the same as the one
    in /var/dxd. If the schema has been customized, you should
    force the DSA to read the new schema. Use the following
    commands:

    > DELETE DSA TO SNAPSHOT
    > CREATE DSA FROM SNAPSHOT

    This forces the DSA to read the schema during creation.

 DSA created successfully from snapshot file.

    This means that the DSA has been created from a valid
    snapshot file. On Tru64 UNIX systems, you should only
    use a snapshot file for management tasks that specifically
    require it. On the first occasion that you start the DSA
    after an upgrade, the DSA reads the existing snapshot file.
    After the first DIT check interval, or when you delete the
    DSA, the DSA creates a memory image file. It then reads
    and writes memory image files unless specifically instructed
    to read or write a snapshot file.