Oracle® Fail Safe Error Messages Release 3.4.1 for Windows Part Number E11083-01 |
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This chapter lists messages returned by the Oracle Fail Safe server, Oracle Services for MSCS. The messages are listed in ascending numerical order. For each message, the probable cause of the error and the recommended action to correct it are provided.
On the desktop, click Start, then Settings, then Control Panel.
On the control panel, double-click Services.
Select the cluster service you want to start, and click Start.
Oracle_Home
\Network\Admin directory for Oracle Fail Safe. The tnsnames.ora backup files are named tnsnames.00n, where n is an integer.Another running Oracle Net listener is already listening for a database. The Oracle Net listener checks that no two listeners on the system listen for the same address or database SID. When this problem is encountered, the listener.ora and tnsnames.ora files that contain the definition of the updated listeners and service names are saved as rollback files. The file names of the rollback files are name
_rlb.ora, where name
is listener or tnsnames.
The virtual address used by the listener is not active on the node where Oracle Services for MSCS is trying to start the listener.
These files are no longer valid due to an improper update or corruption.
The service name, database SID, or network name of the group is incorrect.
The database SID is included in more than one listener (in a multiple Oracle homes environment).
If these files are valid, check that the service name, database SID, and the network name of the group used in the operation are correct. Incorrect information may cause this step to fail.
If you are using a system with a multiple Oracle homes environment, make sure that the database SID is not included in more than one listener. Check all listener.ora files on the system.
Oracle_Home
, then Oracle Services for MSCS Security Setup.SID
_AUTOSTART turned on (set to TRUE) in the Windows registry. This option must be turned off (set to FALSE) for the database to be made fail-safe.sid
_SHUTDOWN turned on (set to TRUE) in the Windows registry. This option must be turned off (set to FALSE) for the database to be made fail-safe.Stop the existing TNS listener.
Move the entries for the default listener in the existing listener.ora file to the listener.ora file in the Oracle Database 10g home.
The string value located in the preceding registry tree is:
Name: FS_sid
_DB
Value: "sid,service_name,
database_name,parameter_file, disk_drive
"
Where:
sid
is the database instance (Example: OFS1)
service_name
is the database service name (Example: Sample.world)
database_name
is the name of the database (Example: OFS1DB)
parameter_file
is the name of the database parameter file (Example: S:\OFSDB\OFS1\PARAM\FS_INIT.ORA)
disk_drive
is the drive used by the sample database (Example S:)
INST
_DB.Oracle_Home
\fs\fssvr\sample or on the CD-ROM.Oracle_Home
, then Oracle Services for MSCS Security Setup. Make sure the same user account information is specified on each node of the cluster.Oracle_Home
, then Oracle Services for MSCS Security Setup.Oracle_Home
, then Oracle Services for MSCS Security Setup.In the Cluster Administrator tree view, click Resources.
Right-click a resource with a type of generic service, then click Properties.
Click the Parameters tab to view the service name.
Repeat steps 1 through 3 until you locate the generic service associated with the specified Oracle Windows service name.
Delete the generic service identified in step 4.