The location of a server group was
being updated in the master copy of the
TUXCONFIG
file,
to reflect a new location after migration.
The new location unexpectedly did not match
either the primary or backup specified in the
TUXCONFIG
file.
The master machine's
TUXCONFIG
is inconsistent with the group's real location.
The file can be restored by shutting down the
application, and then running
tmloadcf
using a backup
ASCII
version of the configuration file.
Running
tmunloadcf
on another machine in the configuration
should provide a recent backup version.
tmloadcf (1),
tmunloadcf (1),
ubbconfig (5)
This error occurred while attempting to shut down a partitioned lmid
and its associated servers.
Remove processes that may be tying up physical memory, ensure
that the application
ipckey
is correct, or verify that the UNIX
sysgen
process sizing parameters are correct.
tmshutdown (1)
A non-numeric argument was specified with
the debugging option of
tmboot
or
tmshutdown ,
causing the process to abort.
Specify a numeric value for the debugging level command line
option.
The argument for the
-i
option of
tmboot
or
tmshutdown
is not a numeric
value between 1 and 30,000.
Specify a numeric value between 1 and 30,000.
tmboot (1),
tmshutdown (1),
ubbconfig (5)
The argument for the
-o
option of
tmboot
or
tmshutdown
is not a numeric value between 1 and 9,999.
Specify a numeric value between 1 and 9,999.
tmboot (1),
tmshutdown (1),
ubbconfig (5)
The argument for the
-w
option of
tmshutdown
is not a number greater than 0.
Specify a numeric value greater than 0.
"TUXEDO Administrator's Guide" ,
tmshutdown (1),
ubbconfig (5)
This error occurred while booting the
MASTER
machine.
Remove processes that may be tying up physical memory, ensure
that the application
ipckey
is correct, or verify that the UNIX
sysgen
process sizing parameters are correct.
tmboot (1)
An argument is present that does not
match the options selected for
tmboot ,
or no options are specified and an argument is passed.
Resubmit after verifying the command line options.
"TUXEDO Administrator's Guide" ,
tmboot (1)
A shutdown request with the
-R
option shuts down servers on their original processors
to prepare them for migration to another processor.
This option must be used with either the group name,
-g
grpname,
or logical name,
-l
lmid,
option.
Resubmit the command and specify either the
-g
or
-l
option that contains the servers to be shut down and eventually migrated.
"TUXEDO Administrator's Guide" ,
tmshutdown (1)
A shutdown request with the migration option,
-R ,
has been issued with the administrative servers option,
-A .
This request isn't valid, since migration is specific to server groups
through options
-l
or
-g ,
not administrative servers.
Resubmit
tmshutdown
with either option
-R
to shut down the servers specified for migration, or after all
the servers in the SERVERS section of the configuration file
have been shut down, the
-A
option may be used to shut down the administrative servers.
"TUXEDO Administrator's Guide" ,
tmshutdown (1)
A shutdown request with the
-R
option has been issued with the
-S
option specifying that all servers in the SERVERS section
of the configuration file should be shut down for migration.
This request isn't valid since the
-R
option must be used with either option
-l
or
-g .
Resubmit
tmshutdown
without the
-S
option and instead specify the servers to be shut down by the
-l
lmid
or
-g
grpname
options that contain these server groups.
"TUXEDO Administrator's Guide" ,
tmshutdown (1)
A shutdown request with the migration,
-R ,
option has been issued with the
BBL,
-B ,
option.
A
BBL
may not be shut down for migration.
Resubmit
tmshutdown
without the
-B
option and instead specify the servers to be shut down by the
-l
lmid
or
-g
grpname
options that contain these server groups.
"TUXEDO Administrator's Guide" ,
tmshutdown (1)
A shutdown request with the migration,
-R ,
option has been issued with the
TMS
servers,
-T ,
option.
A
TMS
may not be shut down for migration.
Resubmit
tmshutdown
without the
-T
option and instead specify the servers to be shut down by the
-l
lmid
or
-g
grpname
options that contain these server groups.
"TUXEDO Administrator's Guide" ,
tmshutdown (1)
A shutdown request with the migration,
-R ,
option has been issued with the
-H
option to shut down all administrative and application
servers on a specified processor.
This request isn't valid since migration is specific to server groups
through options
-l
or
-g ,
not administrative servers.
Resubmit
tmshutdown
with the
-l
option to specify the servers to be shut down
on the specified processor for migration.
"TUXEDO Administrator's Guide" ,
tmshutdown (1)
A shutdown request with the migration,
-R ,
option has been issued with the
-i
srvid
option which will shut down all servers in the
SERVERS section of the configuration file whose
SRVID
parameter is
srvid.
This request isn't valid since the
-R
option must be used with either option
-l
or
-g .
Resubmit
tmshutdown
without the
-i
option and instead specify the servers to be shut down by the
-l
lmid
or
-g
grpname
options that contain these server groups.
"TUXEDO Administrator's Guide" ,
tmshutdown (1)
A shutdown request with the migration,
-R ,
option has been issued with the
-o
sequence
option which will shut down all servers in the
SERVERS section of the configuration file whose
SEQUENCE
parameter is
sequence.
This request isn't valid since the
-R
option must be used with either option
-l
or
-g .
Resubmit
tmshutdown
without the
-o
option and instead specify the servers to be shut down by the
-l
lmid
or
-g
grpname
options that contain these server groups.
"TUXEDO Administrator's Guide" ,
tmshutdown (1)
A shutdown request with the migration,
-R ,
option has been issued with the
-s
aout
option which will shut down all servers in the
SERVERS section of the configuration file whose
name is
aout.
This request isn't valid since the
-R
option must be used with either option
-l
or
-g .
Resubmit
tmshutdown
without the
-s
option and instead specify the servers to be shut down by the
-l
lmid
or
-g
grpname
options that contain these server groups.
"TUXEDO Administrator's Guide" ,
tmshutdown (1)
When booting or shutting down an application,
tmboot
or
tmshutdown
attempts to load in the
TUXCONFIG
file. At this point the
configuration file defined by the environment variable
TUXCONFIG
cannot be found or has been corrupted.
The value of the
TUXCONFIG
environment variable should be checked to see if it set to the
correct configuration file and exported. After ensuring that this
variable is set correctly and the same failure occurs, the
TUXCONFIG
file has been corrupted. The
TUXCONFIG
file must be regenerated by the
tmloadcf
command from the
UBBCONFIG
file.
tmboot (1),
tmloadcf (1),
tmshutdown (1),
ubbconfig (5)
A shutdown request with the
-R
option has been issued for a configuration that does not have the
MIGRATE
option specified in the
UBBCONFIG
file.
To enable migration for an application in this situation, the
application must be shut down, and the configuration must be updated to
include the
MIGRATE
option (in the *RESOURCES section). Then the
TUXCONFIG
file must be recompiled using
tmloadcf ,
and after the application is brought back up, migration may be
performed.
"TUXEDO Administrator's Guide" ,
tmboot (1),
tmloadcf (1),
tmshutdown (1),
ubbconfig (5)
A shutdown request with the
-P
option has been issued on a non-partitioned node. The
-P
option is specifically used for nodes that are partitioned (there
is no access with the
DBBL).
To shut down servers on this lmid, the
-l
option may be used.
"TUXEDO Administrator's Guide" ,
tmshutdown (1)
A TUXEDO System internal value was not set correctly. Check the userlog for
additional error messages to clarify this error condition.
The circumstances associated with this error are not likely
to be caused by something that the invoker of the
tmshutdown
command will have done. It is more likely to be a TUXEDO System error.
Try repeating the same operation. If this fails with the same
error, contact your TUXEDO System Technical Support.
tmshutdown (1)
While trying to connect to the local bulletin board to complete the
partitioned shutdown request, an error occurred in the
initialization phase. There are several scenarios that may
eventually cause this error, including a corrupted
TUXCONFIG
file, authentication failure, and invalid buffer types.
Also, the
tpinfo buffer could contain illegal values.
Check the userlog for error messages to clarify the problem.
If the cause cannot be discerned, contact your TUXEDO System Technical
Support.
"TUXEDO Administrator's Guide" ,
tmshutdown (1)
While trying to process a partitioned shutdown request, a temporary
DBBL
process must be booted.
An error occurs such as running the
command on a machine that is not partitioned. Or while starting
the pseudo-DBBL, the original
DBBL
is still reachable through
another bridge from the "partitioned" site.
Determine if the machine is partitioned (by using the
tmadmin
command
psr ).
Check the userlog for error messages to clarify the problem.
If the machine is partitioned and this error occurs again,
contact your TUXEDO System Technical Support.
"TUXEDO Administrator's Guide" ,
tmadmin (1),
tmshutdown (1)
The tmadmin process was unable to attach itself to the Bulletin
Board to perform the requested action. Check the userlog for
additional error messages to clarify the problem.
Try repeating the command again. If it fails in the same manner,
contact your TUXEDO System Technical Support.
"TUXEDO Administrator's Guide" ,
tmshutdown (1)
The value of the
TUXCONFIG
environment variable and the caller process and the value for the
machine set in the
UBBCONFIG
file are inconsistent.
Reset the
TUXCONFIG
variable and rerun the command.
ubbconfig (5)
The
OPTIONS
parameter in the *RESOURCES section must specify the
LAN
option for a multiple node application.
Change the application configuration to ensure that the
OPTIONS
parameter in the *RESOURCES section includes the
LAN
value.
ubbconfig (5)
While booting, an application error in attaching to the shared
memory has occurred.
Contact your TUXEDO System Technical Support.
tmboot (1)
While shutting down an application, an error in attaching to the
configuration bulletin board has occurred.
Check the userlog for additional diagnostic messages.
Normally this error implies that the
TUXCONFIG
environment variable
is not set correctly, or that the application is not booted.
tmshutdown (1)
tmboot
must be run on either of the master nodes specified in the
MASTER
parameter of the *RESOURCES section.
tmshutdown
must be run on the active master.
Reissue the boot or shutdown command on the proper processing
element.
tmboot (1),
tmshutdown (1)
A boot request is issued from the backup master node specified
in the configuration. Or, the system cannot find a
DBBL
process in
the system during a shutdown request.
Reissue the boot request from the master specified in the
configuration. If this error results from a shutdown request,
make sure that there is a
DBBL
process running before reissuing the
request.
tmboot (1),
tmshutdown (1)
A shutdown request is issued from the master node specified
in the configuration.
However, this is no longer the active
master, since the original master has been migrated.
Reissue the shutdown request from the active master.
tmshutdown (1)
The argument
lmid
specified for the command line option is invalid.
Check the configuration for the correct
lmid
value and reissue the command.
700 ERROR: Group's current location inconsistent with TUXCONFIG file
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
730 ERROR: Memory allocation failure
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
731 ERROR: for debug level
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
732 ERROR: for srvid
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
733 ERROR: for sequence number
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
734 ERROR: for delay
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
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735 ERROR: Memory allocation failure
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
737 ERROR: tmboot too many arguments
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
738 ERROR: -R option requires either the -g or -l option
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
739 ERROR: -A option not allowed with -R
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
740 ERROR: -S option not allowed with -R
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
741 ERROR: -B option not allowed with -R
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
742 ERROR: -T option not allowed with -R
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
743 ERROR: -H option not allowed with -R
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
744 ERROR: -i option not allowed with -R
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
745 ERROR: -o option not allowed with -R
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
746 ERROR: -s option not allowed with -R
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
754 ERROR: error processing configuration file
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
755 ERROR: -R option not allowed if MIGRATE not specified
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
756 ERROR: -P option not allowed on non-partitioned node
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
757 ERROR: Could not reset model to MP for partitioned shutdown
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
758 ERROR: Could not attach to local BB for partitioned shutdown
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
759 ERROR: Could not bring up temp DBBL for partitioned shutdown
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
760 ERROR: Failed to attach to temp DBBL for partitioned shutdown
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
761 ERROR: Illegal TUXCONFIG value
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
762 ERROR: LAN mode not specified for multiple node application
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
763 ERROR: cannot create internal BB tables
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
764 ERROR: can't attach to BB
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
765 ERROR: must run on master node
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
766 ERROR: must run on master node
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
767 ERROR: must run on master node
DESCRIPTION
ACTION
SEE ALSO
768 ERROR: Bad LMID (lmid) in command line option(s)
DESCRIPTION
ACTION