Oracle Enterprise Manager Messages Manual Release 1.5.0 A57693-01 |
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Cause: A fetch failed with an unknown exception. A repository read or write has failed. A repository query failed with exception.
Action: Check if the repository is down; the tables are full or corrupted. If a repository query failed with an exception, check if the repository database is up and the table is not full or corrupted.
Cause: A call to GetIDsOfNames for the interface failed. There may be a mismatch between the calling process and the external server.
This error can occur for one of the following reasons:
Action: To correct the error perform the following steps:
Then, try the following:
Cause: RegisterActiveObject failed. An OLE error occurred during startup.
Action: Since Oracle Enterprise Manager relies on OLE, Oracle Enterprise Manager cannot run in this case. The user should quit all Oracle Enterprise Manager applications (possibly checking task viewer for VOD or others). The PC may require a reboot to reset the OLE information.
Cause: QueryInterface failed. An OLE error has occurred. It is possibly related to daemon and startup only.
Action: Since Oracle Enterprise Manager relies on OLE, Oracle Enterprise Manager cannot run in this case. The user should quit all Oracle Enterprise Manager applications (possibly checking task viewer for VOD or others). The PC may require a reboot to reset the OLE information. Also, it could be a repository problem. You might try to recreate the repository via vobsh, to see if this identifies a problem.
Cause: The Dispatch interface for the job task is not available. This is an OLE error. One (or more) of the tasks on the job page could not be created. (These tasks make up the job.)
Action: It may be possible to continue working without jobs. The user has to quit and restart Oracle Enterprise Manager before he is able to use jobs. Since Oracle Enterprise Manager relies on OLE, Oracle Enterprise Manager cannot run in this case. The user should quit all Oracle Enterprise Manager applications (possibly checking task viewer for VOD or others). The PC may require a reboot to reset the OLE information.
Cause: You attempted to start a second instance of the Console.
Action: Close the second instance of the Console.
Cause: Either the file vojt.ocx or mmdx.ocx cannot be found.
Action: Go to the orant\bin directory and run vod.exe /register. Then try again.
Cause: The user tried to run a second instance of the application.
Action: Close the second instance of the application.
Cause: The fetch of Preferred credentials from the database has failed. A repository query failed with exception. The error was in the catch for the exception.
Action: Check if the database is down or if the tables are corrupted.
Cause: The value entered for password confirmation does not match the original value.
Action: Reenter password value.
Cause: The insert of Preferred credentials to the database has failed. This is a repository error. The error was caught in an execution caused by the database access code.
Action: Check if the database is down or if the tables are corrupted
Cause: CreateDispatch Failed for ProgID SMPDaemon. The OLE error occurred in the VOC daemon control initialize; therefore, the daemon could not be launched.
Action: Since Oracle Enterprise Manager relies on OLE, Oracle Enterprise Manager cannot run in this case. The user should quit all Oracle Enterprise Manager applications (possibly checking task viewer for VOD or others). The PC may require a reboot to reset the OLE information.
Cause: CLSIDFromProgID(_T("SMPDaemon"), &clsid) failed. The daemon's registry entry could not be found or read. Since OLE relies on the registry, this error is a (minor) OLE error.
Action: Exit all Oracle Enterprise Manager applications. Then, run the registry file for the daemon (vod.reg). If this still fails, run the daemon separately. (vod.exe). If this still fails, reboot the PC and immediately exit all Oracle Enterprise Manager applications and run the registry file for the daemon (vod.reg). Since Oracle Enterprise Manager relies on OLE, Oracle Enterprise Manager cannot run in this case. The user should quit all Oracle Enterprise Manager applications (possibly checking task viewer for VOD or others). The PC may require a reboot to reset the OLE information.
Cause: CreateDispatch failed for ProgID SMPDaemon. Sometimes the daemon exits on its own.
Action: Kill the daemon in task viewer or shut down. Sometimes, the user will have to rebuild his repository. If the user wants to wait, he eventually may have to reboot anyway.
Cause: INTERNAL ERROR - failure in GetTaskState(). The OLE communication error occurs when a user is closing a task, going to the next page, or closing the new job dialog.
Action: It may be possible to continue working without jobs. The user has to quit and restart Oracle Enterprise Manager before he is able to use jobs. Since Oracle Enterprise Manager relies on OLE, Oracle Enterprise Manager cannot run in this case. The user should quit all Oracle Enterprise Manager applications (possibly checking task viewer for VOD or others). The PC may require a reboot to reset the OLE information.
Cause: INTERNAL ERROR - failure in Initialize Task(). This OLE communication error can occur when the user is changing task pages in the job system.
Action: It may be possible to continue working without jobs. The user has to quit and restart Oracle Enterprise Manager before he is able to use jobs. Since Oracle Enterprise Manager relies on OLE, Oracle Enterprise Manager cannot run in this case. The user should quit all Oracle Enterprise Manager applications (possibly checking task viewer for VOD or others). The PC may require a reboot to reset the OLE information.
Cause: The delete of the user detail to the database has failed. This repository error occurs when Oracle Enterprise Manager is shutting down.
Action: Check that the repository is up, the databases are up, and the tables are not corrupted.
Cause: The update or insert of the user detail to the database has failed. This repository error occurs during startup.
Action: Check that the repository is up, the databases are up, and the tables are not corrupted.
The following two messages are displayed as a single message.
Cause: Warns user of the user migration feature.
Action: None. This message warns the user that his ID is already logged in from another machine. The user may choose to continue with his login or not.
Cause: Warns user of the user migration feature.
Action: None. This message warns the user that his ID is already logged in from another machine. The user may choose to continue with his login or not.
Cause: This error occurs when the user is trying to logon to the daemon at startup. The logon failed. In this case, quit Oracle Enterprise Manager and ensure that the daemon is not in memory (task viewer). This error can also occur when the user is launching an application from the tool palette or tools menu. VOC tries to use OLE to notify the launched application of the users credentials for a launch in context. The notification has failed. In this case, the user may want to try to launch outside of Oracle Enterprise Manager.
Action: The user may try to launch from the command line.
Cause: This OLE error occurs during the discovery cache startup.
Action: Since Oracle Enterprise Manager relies on OLE, Oracle Enterprise Manager cannot run in this case. The user should quit all Oracle Enterprise Manager applications (possibly checking task viewer for VOD or others). The PC may require a reboot to reset the OLE information.
Cause: This OLE error occurs during the discovery cache startup.
Action: Since Oracle Enterprise Manager relies on OLE, Oracle Enterprise Manager cannot run in this case. The user should quit all Oracle Enterprise Manager applications (possibly checking task viewer for VOD or others). The PC may require a reboot to reset the OLE information.
Cause: A repository error from an unexpected exception while adding a node, resetting a node, removing a node, getting options information, getting a list of nodes, adding options, removing options, changing an items state, or restoring the cache.
Action: Check that the repository is up, the databases are up, and the tables are not corrupted.
Cause: Unable to get a function from the daemon.
Action: Since Oracle Enterprise Manager relies on OLE, Oracle Enterprise Manager cannot run in this case. The user should quit all Oracle Enterprise Manager applications (possibly checking task viewer for VOD or others). The PC may require a reboot to reset the OLE information. Reregister the daemon (VOD).
Cause: OLE error has occurred
Action: Since Oracle Enterprise Manager relies on OLE, Oracle Enterprise Manager cannot run in this case. The user should quit all Oracle Enterprise Manager applications (possibly checking task viewer for VOD or others). The PC may require a reboot to reset the OLE information. Reregister the daemon (VOD).
Cause: An error occurred during the register event. There was a problem converting the event parameters to a variant structure.
Action: Contact Oracle Worldwide Customer Support.
Cause: Register Event failed
Action: Contact Oracle Worldwide Customer Support.
Cause: An error occurred during the monitor node. There was a problem converting the event parameters to a variant structure.
Action: Contact Oracle Worldwide Customer Support.
Cause: The discovery cache attempted to look up an object and failed. Either the object does not exist or the table is corrupted.
Action: Recreate and rediscover the object in question
Cause: The discovery cache attempted to look up a group and failed. Either the group does not exist or the table is corrupted
Action: Recreate the group in question.
Cause: The discovery cache attempted a look up on an unknown type. This error only happens in third-party calls.
Action: Make sure the type and third-party service is registered correctly.
Cause: Not applicable.
Action: Inform Oracle Worldwide Customer Support
Cause: Not applicable.
Action: Inform Oracle Worldwide Customer Support
Cause: OLE call of RegisterApplication from the Console to the daemon failed. Third-party tried to registry their application and failed.
Action: Contact third-party vendor.
Cause: Failure in GetServiceNode OLE call. A service was looked up, but not found.
Action: Rediscover the service.
Cause: In xGetObjectList in vocdoc, LocationType and Type parameters are incompatible. Third-party service error.
Action: Contact third-party vendor.
Cause: The configuration files were not written to the disk.
Action: Check %TNS_ADMIN% or %ORACLE_HOME%\network\admin exist and that auto discovery has been successful. Also check that there is space on the disk, the user has appropriate permissions, and the files are not write-protected.
Cause: An unknown service type was discovered.
Action: Query to add the service type.
Cause: An unknown service type was discovered.
Action: Query the user.
Cause: Database is down.
Action: Establish connection.
Cause: Database is down.
Action: Establish connection.
Cause: The interactive jobs ID is not 0.
Action: Do not schedule the job.
Cause: The job name cannot be empty.
Action: Do not schedule the job.
Cause: Destinations parameter is a SAFEARRAY does not have 2 columns of BSTR.
Action: Do not schedule the job.
Cause: The job name already exists.
Action: Do not schedule the job.
Cause: The list of selected destinations is empty.
Action: Do not schedule the job.
Cause: The list of selected tasks is empty.
Action: Do not schedule the job.
Cause: A SQL file failed to open.
Action: Do not schedule the job.
Cause: A unique filename for the Startup DB task could not be created.
Action: Do not schedule the job.
Cause: Failed to write Startup DB script file.
Action: Do not schedule the job.
Cause: The TCL script file could not be read.
Action: Do not schedule the job.
Cause: A unique filename for the Master TCL script could not be created.
Action: Do not schedule the job.
Cause: The Master TCL script file could not be opened.
Action: Do not schedule the job.
Cause: Failed to write Master TCL script.
Action: Do not schedule the job.
Cause: The file failed to open.
Action: Exit.
Cause: Failed to Read file.
Action: Exit.
Cause: Failed to Write file.
Action: Exit.
Cause: Cannot find the predefined task file.
Action: Install the predefined task file from the staging area.
Cause: System fails to return current time.
Action: Restart the machine.
Cause: Discovery cache problem.
Action: Retrieve the same operation later.
Cause: The group being added is a parent of the group being added to.
Action: Do not allow the addition of this item.
Cause: An error occurred when an object was added to the group which made the group cyclical.
Action: Remove the object from this group.
Cause: Generic error occurred while adding to a group.
Action: Do not add the object to this group.
Cause: An internal error has occurred.
Action: Contact Oracle Worldwide Customer Support.
Cause: A format error probably exists.
Action: Check the format of the file.
Cause: The console does not recognize the bitmap format the user specified.
Action: Check the format of the file.
Cause: The saved version is out of date. The console was unable to load this object.
Action: Do not load this bitmap.
Cause: The console was unable to construct this object.
Action: Ignore the creation request.
Cause: The saved version is out of date. The console was unable to load this object.
Action: Ignore the creation request.
Cause: An attempt to launch an external quick edit failed, perhaps because of an OLE error.
Action: Do not quick edit the service.
Cause: Returning an error while inserting an Event Registry row. Third party was unable to add event notification. The error is a repository or third party error
Action: Contact Oracle Worldwide Customer Support and third party vendor
Cause: Returning an error while deleting an Event Registry row. Third party attempted to delete an item from the event registry. The error is a repository or third party error.
Action: Contact Oracle Worldwide Customer Support and third party vendor.
Cause: String displayed in event window field. It is not an error dialog.
Action: Contact event provider for a description of the event.
Cause: A third party application was interested in events, but is not running now that the event fired. An attempt was made to save this event to the repository, but that failed. A repository error occurred.
Action: Check if the database is down or if the tables are corrupted
Cause: An unknown error occurred.
Action: Contact Oracle Worldwide Customer Support.
Cause: A repository error has occurred.
Action: Check your repository connection
Cause: A repository error has occurred while you were deleting events
Action: Check your database.
Cause: A repository error has occurred while you were reading profiles.
Action: Check your database.
Cause: A repository error has occurred while you were reading profiles.
Action: Check your database.
Cause: Registry entry for that pager is corrupted or missing.
Action: Register the pager information again
Cause: Failed to contact the pager control using OLE function.
Action: Since Oracle Enterprise Manager relies on OLE, Oracle Enterprise Manager cannot run in this case. The user should quit all Oracle Enterprise Manager applications (possibly checking task viewer for VOD or others). The PC may require a reboot to reset the OLE information.
Cause: Registry entry for that mailer is corrupted or missing.
Action: Register that mailer information again.
Cause: Failed to contact the pager control using OLE function.
Action: Since Oracle Enterprise Manager relies on OLE, Oracle Enterprise Manager cannot run in this case. The user should quit all Oracle Enterprise Manager applications (possibly checking task viewer for VOD or others). The PC may require a reboot to reset the OLE information.
Cause: Agent validation problem
Action: Refer to the Oracle Enterprise Manager Configuration Guide for agent troubleshooting details
Cause: An error occurred while trying to get event set information.
Action: Contact Oracle Worldwide Customer Support.
Cause: The Mail/Paging notification engine could not be found. The Mail/Paging notification engine could not be found. This is a generic fail error-code logic error.
Action: Contact Oracle Worldwide Customer Support.
Action: Contact Oracle Worldwide Customer Support.
Cause: Check filesystem and contact Oracle Worldwide Customer Support.
Cause: User has selected host up/down event on the parameters page.
Action: Use the daemon manager to reset the frequency if desired.