E Predefined Errors for Threshold Rules

The Threshold Rules capability allows you to flag specific error messages to watch for in the application error logs. For details on configuring Change Response Rules, see Defining Threshold Rules.

Errors in Log

The following is a list of available predefined log errors:

• Database: table usage rate exceeded threshold -- Occurs when database table space usage growth is exceeding a calculated growth rate.

• Database: free space exceeded threshold -- Occurs when database table space usage exceeds the threshold specified on the Database Size Protection screen.

• Internal Error: internal monitoring connectivity error -- Occurs when the agent is unable to successfully perform a component-internal monitoring operation due to a lack of a connection.

• Internal Error: command failure -- Occurs when an agent attempts to run a native command, such as sysinfo or filewatch, and fails.

• Notifications: outbound E-mail volume exceeded threshold -- Occurs when too many emails are sent during a specific time period.

• Agents: state change -- Occurs when an agent changes its state. Will occur when Agent transitions from any state to any other state such as "Started" to "Hold".

• Reports: fatal error -- Occurs when a report fails to generate.

• Reports: PDF run-time exceeded threshold -- Occurs when data for a generated report exceeded the maximum size. In this case, only the data up to the size limit would be included in the report.

Errors in Database

The following is a list of available predefined database errors:

• Shutdown in progress -- Occurs when an operation is attempted while a database shutdown is in progress.

• Snapshot too old -- Occurs most often when the database rollback segments have been sized too small.

• Precision is too low -- Occurs when an attempt is made to insert a value into a column that is larger than the value type allowed by the column. For example, when an extremely long number is inserted into a column that only accepts short numbers, or a decimal number is inserted into a column that only accepts whole numbers.

• Value too large for column -- Occurs when the value selected to be written to the database is too large for the selected column.

• Unique Constraint Violated -- Occurs when a user tries to insert a repeat value (non-unique) into a column that accepts only unique values.