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Part 5 Reference | > Chapter 20 Messages |
This section explains messages that are specific to Solaris and Linux
Event ID |
Category |
Message |
Action |
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DSA0006E OCM0006E |
Error |
Could not open file <file>: <reason> |
Check file permissions. If the reason cannot be determined, contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0041E OCM0041E |
Error |
Unable to write to file <file>: <reason> |
Check disk space in the <spooldir> directory and file permissions. If the reason cannot be determined, contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0100E OCM0100E |
Error |
TIS: Unable to allocate a memory block |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0101E OCM0101E |
Error |
TIS: Missing RDF or TDF file name |
This error could occur for several reasons. There are several files used by TIS (such as dcm.trd and dcm.ttd) that are installed with the product - they may have been moved or deleted, or had their permissions changed. The collect.txt file may have been incorrectly modified to specify an invalid (or missing) '.tdf' filename. Attempt to correct the error, otherwise Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0102E OCM0102E |
Error |
TIS: Session not established |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0103E OCM0103E |
Error |
TIS: Invalid control block |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0104E OCM0104E |
Error |
TIS: The field defined in the RDF as a CLOCK field contains invalid data |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0105E OCM0105E |
Error |
TIS: Invalid stream number |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0106E OCM0106E |
Error |
TIS: Buffer size too small |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0107E OCM0107E |
Error |
TIS: Syntax error in file <file> |
TDF and RDF files are normally installed or created by the application. If a script for an action set file template was modified, correct the error and retry the operation. Otherwise contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0109E OCM0109E |
Error |
TIS: Error stream returned as follows: <text> |
Typically this message will contain detailed text for a previous error, such as a "parse" error. If the reason cannot be determined from the message text, contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0110E OCM0110E |
Error |
TIS: Parse error = <error> |
If the reason cannot be determined from the message text, contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0111E OCM0111E |
Error |
TIS: Unspecified error = <error_code> |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0150W OCM0150W |
Warning |
DSA: No more input records. |
This is a warning. If displayed by DSA Listener, confirm the system has network connectivity. If displayed repeatedly on a system, stop and restart DCM to ensure all DSAs are running on the system. |
DSA0151E OCM0151E |
Error |
DSA: Unknown record type. |
This event occurs when an undefined record appears in internal processing. |
DSA0152E OCM0152E |
Error |
DSA: Invalid function parameter. |
Check the DSAconfiguration.txt settings, or revert to the last known good copy of the file. Otherwise, contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0153E OCM0153E |
Error |
DSA: Invalid function usage |
Check the DSAconfiguration.txt settings, or revert to the last known good copy of the file. Otherwise, contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0154E OCM0154E |
Error |
DSA: The configuration file cannot be opened or has an invalid format |
A plain text file named 'DSAconfiguration.txt' needs to be in the <basedir>/control directory AND each entry in this file needs to have the format described in the default 'DSAconfiguration.txt' file. |
DSA0155E OCM0155E |
Error |
DSA: Unable to allocate a memory block |
Free up memory on the system by closing applications not required, or consider adding additional memory to the system. |
DSA0156E OCM0156E |
Error |
DSA: Internal record transfer failure |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0157E OCM0157E |
Error |
DSA: Internal library error |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0158E OCM0158E |
Error |
DSA: Interrupted operation |
Stop and restart DCM. If the problem persists, consult a systems engineer. |
DSA0159E OCM0159E |
Error |
DSA: Processing failure |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0160E OCM0160E |
Error |
Unexpected error = <error> |
Contact a systems engineer, providing details of the error message. |
DSA0161E OCM0161E |
Error |
DSA: <DSA> not stopped |
Issue the 'ps -e' command to obtain the pid of the DSA process, then issue 'kill -9 <pid>' command to stop the process. Contact a systems engineer if this occurs other than rarely. |
DSA0162E OCM0162E |
Error |
DSA: Output record to DSA too long |
Contact a systems engineer, providing details of the error message. |
DSA0300E OCM0300E |
Error |
Number of arguments passed by DCMD is incorrect |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0301E OCM0301E |
Error |
Error in arguments passed by DCMD |
The most likely cause is an error in the parameters specified for a DCA in the collect.txt file. Note: Not all command parameters are valid for all Unix system types. |
DSA0305E OCM0305E |
Error |
Failure in popen system call |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0307E OCM0307E |
Error |
Failure to read from a opened pipe |
Contact a systems engineer if this message is seen frequently. |
DSA0308E OCM0308E |
Error |
Unable to expand the process table (realloc) |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0313E OCM0313E |
Error |
Bad host name <hostname> |
Correct the host name in the dca_net.cmd file and re-run. |
DSA0315W OCM0315W |
Warning |
Error in argument passed by DCMD: %s |
Correct the argument in the collect.txt file and re-run. |
DSA0318E OCM0318E |
Error |
Unable to open the DCA specific parameter file |
Edit the collect file and at the appropriate entry for the DCA enter a valid parameter file name that the DCA can use. |
DSA0324E OCM0324E |
Error |
Error in opening /etc/mnttab file |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0325W OCM0325W |
Warning |
Error in statvfs system call. Error = <error>. Mount point = %s. |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0348W OCM0348W |
Warning |
Unsupported argument [<argument>] for this platform ignored |
Remove the unsupported switch from the collect.txt file template. |
DSA0350E OCM0350E |
Error |
Unable to write to file |
Check file permissions. Correct the problem and re-run. |
DSA0358E OCM0358E |
Error |
Error in forking/executing the <process>. Error=<error> |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0366E OCM0366E |
Error |
Error in opening collection parameter file |
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DSA0387E OCM0387E |
Error |
Record ID missing or invalid |
This may occur if the file written by a DCA is corrupted, perhaps by a system or application crash. Otherwise, contact the system administrator. |
DSA0388E OCM0388E |
Error |
malloc failed |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0389E OCM0389E |
Error |
realloc failed |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0406E OCM0406E |
Error |
Environmental variable(s) not available |
Check that /etc/opt/ssqc/ssqc.conf has been modified correctly. |
DSA0426E OCM0426E |
Error |
Error in allocating memory |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0503E OCM0503E |
Error |
Error in determining host from inet address |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0506E OCM0506E |
Error |
Error in getting host name details using gethostbyname system call or requested hostname not found |
Refer to the UNIX TCP/IP manual for conditions under which the above call fails and contact the system administrator. |
DSA0513E OCM0513E |
Error |
Error in set signal disposition using signal system call |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0516E OCM0516E |
Error |
Error in executing kill system call |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0539E OCM0539E |
Error |
Error in opening the dca .cmd file |
If the file does not exist, create it. If it does exist, check the access permissions. |
DSA0540E OCM0540E |
Error |
Wrong format in the dca .cmd file. <file> |
Correct the contents of the .cmd file in the /<basedir>/control directory. |
DSA0541E OCM0541E |
Error |
SQL error in the dca .cmd file. <file> |
Correct the contents of the .cmd file in the /<basedir>/control directory. |
DSA0543E OCM0543E |
Error |
Bad data received from UNIX. <command> |
This message is output when the output results of a command are in an unexpected format. This may happen in the following situations.
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DSA0544E OCM0544E |
Error |
Input buffer capacity exceeded |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0545E OCM0545E |
Error |
Command failed to complete |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0550W OCM0550W |
Warning |
Input records not in sequence |
This indicates that the raw data appears to be wrong and cannot be evaluated.
|
DSA0551W OCM0551W |
Warning |
Transaction '%s' timed out |
A script transaction has timed out. This is dependant upon the timeout value specified in the script for that transaction type. If the transaction timeout is set to the maximum, this probably indicates that the script is hanging up or looping. If necessary run tracing and check the timing of events. |
DSA0552E OCM0552E |
Error |
Variable name <variable name> not found |
Check the configuration file, correct the spelling or add the variable and re-run. |
DSA0553E OCM0553E |
Error |
Variable <variable value> not quoted |
Check the configuration file, identify and correct the problem and re-run. |
DSA0554E OCM0554E |
Error |
Variable <variable value> too long |
Check the configuration file, identify and correct the problem and re-run. |
DSA0556W OCM0556W |
Warning |
Data for interval discarded due to '%s'. Command=%s |
This message is output when the status changes within the monitoring interval due to the specification for an operating system command and information is not collected. Some collected data will be lost, but this is not really a problem. If this happens frequently, contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0557W OCM0557W |
Warning |
Bad data received from command '%s': %s |
This indicates that the raw data appears to be wrong and cannot be evaluated.
|
DSA0558E OCM0558E |
Error |
Error accessing the PDB |
Correct the problem if possible, otherwise contact the system administrator. |
DSA0559W OCM0559W |
Warning |
Bad SQL Statement |
If a file template containing SQL has been modified incorrectly, correct it, otherwise contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0566E OCM0566E |
Error |
Maximum command execution time of sample interval exceeded |
Systemwalker Service Quality Coordinator executes the commands provided by the operating system and middleware, analyzes the output results, and stores them as performance information. This message is output when the commands do not terminate in 30 seconds for some reason (such as the machine remaining in high load status). No action is required unless this message continues to be output. |
DSA0600E OCM0600E |
Error |
Scripting error detected at line %s in script '%s': %s |
A TIS scripting error occurred and been trapped. Check the script logic. |
DSA0601E OCM0601E |
Error |
Failed to open the Oracle oratab file |
Check that the oratab file exists (for example /var/opt/oracle/oratab) and that the user specified in the <basedir>/control/dca_ora.cmd file has the necessary access permissions. |
DSA0603E OCM0603E |
Error |
Failed to find <sid> in the Oracle oratab file |
Check that the oratab file has not been corrupted, then either (a) have the Oracle systems administrator set up a sid with the name of sid, or (b) change the collect.txt file to specify the appropriate sid. |
DSA0604E OCM0604E |
Error |
Failed to connect to DBMS with username '<username>', sid '<sid>', ORACLE_HOME '<environment value>' |
Correct the error and, in the case of a command file or collect file error, re-start DCM. |
DSA0618E OCM0618E |
Error |
Unrecognizable field type. |
Edit the sql file in the <basedir>/control directory used to create the pdb (default is 'createpdb.sql'), and check all field types specified are compatible for SQLite databases. |
DSA0619E OCM0619E |
Error |
Unexpected return from SQL statement. |
Edit the sql file in the <basedir>/control directory used to create the pdb (default is 'createpdb.sql'), and check all statements. |
DSA0620W OCM0620W |
Warning |
Oracle restart detected. Interval data is being discarded. |
This is a warning only. No corrective action is needed. |
DSA0621E OCM0621E |
Error |
Cannot access V$INSTANCE synonym, interval data may be incorrect after Oracle restart. <Oracle error text> |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0641E OCM0641E |
Error |
Error in trying to fork a process |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0642E OCM0642E |
Error |
Error trying to perform setsid system call |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0643E OCM0643E |
Error |
Polling error |
If the problem persists, contact a network administrator. |
DSA0644I OCM0644I |
Information |
SIGHUP Signal received |
No action required. |
DSA0700E OCM0700E |
Error |
Environment variable PERFMGR_BASEDIR has not been set. Stopping. |
This variable is normally automatically set by programs by reading the /etc/opt/ssqc/ssqc.conf file. Check that the /etc/opt/ssqc/ssqc.conf file has been modified correctly. |
DSA0701E OCM0701E |
Error |
Call to uname failed. Cannot get host name. Stopping. |
This is an internal Unix fault. Refer to your system documentation. |
DSA0702E OCM0702E |
Error |
Collect file name not supplied. Specify '-c collect.txt' in dcmstart.args. |
Specify the -c collect file parameter in <basedir>/control/dcmstart.args, i.e. -ccollect.txt. |
DSA0703E OCM0703E |
Error |
Errors in command line arguments. Stopping. |
This message is output when the dcmd command cannot be executed because of a problem with a command line parameter. Contact a systems engineer if the problem cannot be resolved from the information in the message. |
DSA0704E OCM0704E |
Error |
Errors in collect file. Line <number> ignored. Fields: <fields> |
The number of the line that is in error is displayed along with the fields that caused the error. Check the syntax of the line in question and correct any errors. Restart DCM. |
DSA0705I OCM0705I |
Information |
All DCAs have stopped as requested. Stopping DCMD. |
This is not an error. It logs when the DCM found that all the DCAs had stopped. |
DSA0707I OCM0707I |
Information |
Signaling DCAs to stop |
This is not an error. It logs when the DCM signaled the DCAs to stop. |
DSA0709W OCM0709W |
Warning |
Collect file has no valid entries. |
Ensure that collect.txt is correctly specified in the <basedir>/control/dcmstart.args file. Inspect collect.txt and correct any entries in error; ensure that at least one collection entry is specified. |
DSA0712E OCM0712E |
Error |
<DCA/DSA><ID> stopped unexpectedly. Restarting. |
This message is output when the monitoring process cannot be started because of a problem with a definition or the environment, and an attempt to restart is made. No action is required unless "SSQC1304E" is output after this message. |
SSQC1304E |
Error |
Too many attempts to start process. DCM cannot restart %1. |
This message is output when the monitoring process cannot be started even though attempts to restart it have been made. |
DSA0713E OCM0713E |
Error |
<DCA/DSA><ID> keeps stopping. It will not be restarted. |
If the reason cannot be determined from previous errors, contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0714E OCM0714E |
Error |
Cannot write pidfile. Check file permissions. |
Check the /<basedir>/control/ directory permissions. Correct the problem and re-run. |
DSA0715E OCM0715E |
Error |
atexit() failed |
Contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0716W OCM0716W |
Warning |
File system free threshold reached. <directory> |
Reduce the space usage of the file system by, for example, deleting redundant files. |
DSA0717E OCM0717E |
Error |
Insufficient free file system space. <directory> |
Reduce the space usage of the file system by, for example, deleting redundant files and re-starting DCM. |
DSA0718W OCM0718W |
Warning |
Usage threshold reached. <directory> |
Reduce the space usage in the directory by, for example, deleting redundant files. |
DSA0719E OCM0719E |
Error |
Usage too large. <directory> |
Reduce the space usage in the directory by, for example, deleting redundant files and re-starting DCM. |
DSA0720E OCM0720E |
Error |
PERFMGR_SPOOLDIR not set |
Set and export PERFMGR_SPOOLDIR in file /etc/opt/ssqc/ssqc.conf and re-run. |
DSA0721E OCM0721E |
Error |
PERFMGR_SPOOLDIR directory not found |
Set and export PERFMGR_SPOOLDIR in file /etc/opt/ssqc/ssqc.conf and re-run. Check that the specified directory exists and that it is accessible. |
DSA0722E OCM0722E |
Error |
Too many corrupted files. |
This may occur if the file written by a DCA is corrupted, perhaps by a system or application crash. It may be necessary to delete the corrupt file or files from the spool directory. Otherwise, contact the system administrator. |
DSA0723E OCM0723E |
Error |
PERFMGR_DSADIR not set. |
Set and export PERFMGR_DSADIR in file /etc/opt/ssqc/ssqc.conf and re-run. |
DSA0724E OCM0724E |
Error |
PERFMGR_DSADIR not found |
Check that the directory specified by PERFMGR_DSADIR in file /etc/opt/ssqc/ssqc.conf exists and that it is accessible. |
DSA0725E OCM0725E |
Error |
More than <maximum> valid <DCA/DSA> entries specified |
Inspect the appropriate file (collect.txt for DCAs or DSAconfiguration.txt for DSAs) and ensure that fewer than maximum entries are defined. |
DSA0726W OCM0726W |
Warning |
Unable to change the directory to <dir_name> |
Ensure that /<basedir>/bin exists and has suitable permissions. Otherwise contact a systems engineer. |
DSA0727E OCM0727E |
Error |
DSA configuration file has no valid entries |
Inspect DSAconfiguration.txt and correct any entries in error, ensuring that at least one DSA is specified. (This error can occur after a user comments out existing entries for testing purposes and all entries are accidentally marked as comments, or if all entries contain errors.) |
6330 |
Error |
Syntax error was found in side definitionfile.(file=%1, line=%2) |
Contact a systems engineer. |
6331 |
Error |
Error occurred so stopped.(detail=%1, errno=%2) |
Contact a systems engineer. |
6333 |
Information |
Definition file has been changed so it was reloaded. |
No action required. |
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