Workaround: Reload N1 System Manager or remove one of the master hosts from the database by performing the following procedure.
Access the database through /opt/SUNWscs/sbin/db_tool.pl psql for Solaris or /opt/sun/scs/sbin/db_tool.pl psql for Linux.
List the entries for the two masters:
mgmt=>select * from sge_hosts;
appliance_id | type | hostname | spooldir --------------+--------+-----------+------------------------------------- 2 | MASTER | 10-0-0-17 | /gridware/sge/default/spool/qmaster 3 | MASTER | hdco16 | /gridware/sge/default/spool/qmaster (2 rows) |
mgmt=>SELECT * from sge_host_versions;
appliance_id | version --------------+--------- 2 | a1 3 | a1 (2 rows) |
Delete one of the masters from the sge_host_versions table and the sge_hosts table.
mgmt=>delete from sge_host_versions where appliance_id = '3';
DELETE 1 |
mgmt=>SELECT * from sge_host_versions;
appliance_id | version --------------+--------- 2 | a1 (1 row) |
mgmt=>delete from sge_hosts where appliance_id = '3';
DELETE 1 |
mgmt=>select * from sge_hosts;
appliance_id | type | hostname | spooldir --------------+--------+-----------+------------------------------------- 2 | MASTER | 10-0-0-17 | /gridware/sge/default/spool/qmaster (1 row) |