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5001 |
ERROR: No space in Bulletin Board for additional AOM entries | |
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Description |
An attempt to allocate a free entry in the Bulletin Board for the Active Object Map has failed because it is full. |
Action |
Re-configure the application to increase the size of the table
by setting the | |
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5003 |
ERROR: Failed to initialize AOM | |
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Description |
The system was unable to initialize the Active Object Map. |
Action |
Normally, there will be a message in the log indicating more detail of what failed in the initialization. If not, contact your BEA TUXEDO System Customer Support. | |
5004 |
WARN: USEM[val] owned by val, but not locked | |
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Description |
Either the machine does not have proper atomic increment for the user-level semaphore, or there are too many signals coming to the process too quickly. |
Action |
Please contact your BEA TUXEDO System Customer Support. | |
5005 |
WARN: USEM[val] lock appears stuck: held by pid=val | |
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Description |
The process has held the lock on the BB for a longer than normal period of time. The process could still be alive, but incorrectly holding the user-level semaphore. |
Action |
Check the status of the process that is holding the lock. It might be hung, or it is holding the lock for too long a period of time while doing work. | |
5006 |
ERROR: Unable to reset semaphore for sem val, errno val | |
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Description |
The BEA TUXEDO system was in the process of cleaning up a registry slot
for a process. While doing the aforementioned operation,
the semaphore used for that process had to be reset.
The semaphore operation |
Action |
Please contact your BEA TUXEDO System Customer Support | |
5007 |
ERROR: Memory allocation failure. | |
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Description |
An attempt to dynamically allocate memory from the operating system using |
Action |
Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory and/or swap space on the machine. | |
5008 |
ERROR: Memory allocation failure. | |
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Description |
An attempt to dynamically allocate memory from the operating system using |
Action |
Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory and/or swap space on the machine. | |
5009 |
ERROR: MAXOBJECTS is 0: No methods allowed. | |
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Description |
An operation related to object methods was executed but no objects are configured. |
Action |
Re-configure the application to increase the size of the table
by setting the | |
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5010 |
ERROR: Received unrecognized message type - sending failure reply | |
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Description |
The server received an invalid service request message. It will be ignored and a failure reply will be sent to the requestor. |
Action |
Please contact your BEA TUXEDO System Customer Support. | |
5011 |
ERROR: One way method was not executed | |
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Description |
An attempt to execute a one way method failed. No notification will go back to the client. |
Action |
No action is needed. | |
5012 |
ERROR: Memory allocation failure. | |
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Description |
An attempt to dynamically allocate memory from the operating system using |
Action |
Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory and/or swap space on the machine. | |
5013 |
ERROR: Memory allocation failure. | |
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Description |
An attempt to dynamically allocate memory from the operating system using |
Action |
Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory and/or swap space on the machine. | |
5014 |
ERROR: Memory allocation failure. | |
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Description |
An attempt to dynamically allocate memory from the operating system using |
Action |
Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory and/or swap space on the machine. | |
5015 |
ERROR: Memory allocation failure | |
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Description |
An attempt to dynamically allocate memory from the operating system using |
Action |
Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of physical memory and/or swap space on the machine. | |
5016 |
ERROR: Problem with license file val | |
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Description |
An error occurred while retrieving the current license attributes from the the license file. Normally, it means that the product has not been licensed properly. |
Action |
Install a valid license file in $TUXDIR/udataobj. | |
5019 |
ERROR: [Unable to open the *INTERFACES section table] | |
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Description |
A BEA TUXEDO system internal function was used to retrieve interface information from the interfaces table, but the open failed. |
Action |
Please contact your BEA TUXEDO System Customer Support. | |
5020 |
ERROR: [Unable to read information from the *INTERFACES section table] | |
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Description |
A BEA TUXEDO system internal function was unable to read the
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Action |
Please contact your BEA TUXEDO System Customer Support | |
5021 |
WARN: Could not lock USEM[val] | |
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Description |
Within the |
Action |
No action required. | |
5023 |
ERROR: Memory allocation failure val | |
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Description |
An attempt dynamically to allocate memory from the operating system using |
Action |
Make sure the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Reduce the memory usage on the machine or increase the amount of swap space and physical memory on the machine. | |
5024 |
ERROR: Cannot create call descriptor for callout message, tperrno=val | |
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Description |
While generating a descriptor handle for a callout message, an error occurred with tperrno tperrno. |
Action |
The maximum number of outstanding asynchronous callout method invocations was reached. Retrieve replies to at least one of the invocations and issue the callout again. | |
5025 |
ERROR: Unable to send callout message to process (val) | |
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Description |
While sending a callout message to process pid, an error occurred. |
Action |
The most common cause of this error message is that the recipient of the callout message has died. Check to see if pid is still running, and if it is, contact your BEA TUXEDO system Technical Support. | |
5026 |
ERROR: Object key not recognized: ErrStatus val | |
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Description |
A GIOP message was received that is unrecognized. |
Action |
Contact BEA M3 Technical Support. | |
5027 |
WARN: Deleting AOM record locked by dead server: | |
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Description |
The BBL is cleaning up an AOM entry for a dead server. |
Action |
None. | |
5028 |
WARN: AOM Record lock stuck. Server with object stealing lock. | |
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Description |
A process has held a lock on an entry in the AOM for a longer than normal period of time. If the process is still alive, it may be incorrectly holding the record lock. |
Action |
Check the status of the process that is holding the lock. There could be a problem with the process; it could be hung or dead. | |
5029 |
WARN: AOM record lock stuck. Server with object stealing lock. | |
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Description |
A process has held a lock on an entry in the AOM for a longer than normal period of time. If the process is still alive, it may be incorrectly holding the record lock. |
Action |
Check the status of the process that is holding the lock. There could be a problem with the process; it could be hung or dead. |
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