System Messages: CMDGW Catalog 1500-1599


1501	ERROR: Invalid value
	Description	The named value is invalid. Check surrounding messages for specifics.
	Action	Correct the value in the `DMCONFIG` file as appropriate, according to surrounding messages.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1503	ERROR: TUXCONFIG environment variable not set
	Description	While executing `dmloadcf`, the `TUXCONFIG` environment variable has not been set and exported.
	Action	Set and export the `TUXCONFIG` environment variable and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1504	ERROR: TUXCONFIG environment variable must be an absolute pathname
	Description	The value of the `TUXCONFIG` environment variable must be an absolute pathname. Relative paths and environment variables are not allowed.
	Action	Correct the value for the `TUXCONFIG` environment variable to be an absolute pathname.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1505	ERROR: Error in reading TUXCONFIG file
	Description	While executing `dmloadcf` command, the `TUXCONFIG` file is read to cross-check the information in the `DMCONFIG` file. This message indicates that the reading of the `TUXCONFIG` file failed.
	Action	Set `TUXCONFIG` to the appropriate filename. Make sure that the file and the directory structure is accessible by the user running `dmloadcf`.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1506	*ERROR: Configuration too big. Ran out of memory. (IC = number)*
	Description	An attempt to allocate dynamic memory from the operating system using `malloc` failed while parsing the configuration file.
	Action	Make sure that the operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the amount of memory that can be used by a process. Reduce the memory usage on the machine, or increase the amount of physical memory on the machine, or increase the amount of virtual memory that a process can allocate for various sections (data, stack, vmemory, etc).

1507	*ERROR: Can't have duplicate name* section. (IC = number)**
	Description	All the sections in the `DMCONFIG` file can be defined only once.
	Action	Remove the second definition of the section or merge it into the first definition and then re-load the configuration.

1511	*ERROR: Value of name* must be string number. (IC = number)**
	Description	Value of the parameter should conform to the restrictions stated above.
	Action	Edit the `DMCONFIG` file to change the value of the specified parameter and then re-load the configuration.

1512	*ERROR: write failed (vtoc_errno = vtoc_errno)*
	Description	The `BDMCONFIG` file is a binary file in the Oracle TUXEDO VTOC format. Each section of the `DMCONFIG` file (`DM_RESOURCES`, `DM_LOCAL_SERVICES`, etc.) is stored as a separate table in the `BDMCONFIG` file. An error occurred while writing to a section of the `BDMCONFIG`.
	Action	If the `BDMCONFIG` file is a UNIX file, the file system that it is in should be checked to see if it has enough free space. The file should be checked to see if its permissions allow writing. If the `BDMCONFIG` VTOC is being used to hold only the `BDMCONFIG` tables (and not the TLOG or a Oracle TUXEDO /D database), then the first thing to try is to recreate a new `BDMCONFIG`. If the `BDMCONFIG` is a UNIX file, simply remove it. If it is stored on raw disk, erase it by doing: `echo "" > $BDMCONFIG` If the error persists, check for disk-type error conditions that might cause problems writing to files. Finally, contact Oracle TUXEDO system Technical Support, making sure to have the vtoc_errno that was printed in the error message.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1513	*ERROR: Can't open section_name* section.(vtoc_errno = number)**
	Description	The `BDMCONFIG` file is a binary file in the Oracle TUXEDO VTOC format. Each section of the `BDMCONFIG` file (`DM_RESOURCES`, `DM_LOCAL_SERVICES`, etc.) is stored as a separate table in the `BDMCONFIG` file. While trying to parse the `BDMCONFIG` file, `dmloadcf` got an error trying to open the section section_name.
	Action	Check the value of the `BDMCONFIG` environment variable. If it is the right value, the `BDMCONFIG` file may be corrupted. Re-generate the `BDMCONFIG` file and re-execute the command.

1514	*ERROR: Section string* must appear before the name section. (IC = number)**
	Description	The sections must appear in the order specified in the `dmconfig`(5) description.
	Action	Rearrange the sections such that they are in the proper order and then re-load the configuration.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1515	*ERROR: write failed (vtoc_errno=vtoc_errno)*
	Description	The `BDMCONFIG` file is a binary file in the Oracle TUXEDO VTOC format. Each section of the `DMCONFIG` file (`DM_RESOURCES`, `DM_LOCAL_SERVICES`, etc.) is stored as a separate table in the `BDMCONFIG` file. An error occurred while writing to a section of the `BDMCONFIG`.
	Action	If the `BDMCONFIG` file is a UNIX file, the file system that it is in should be checked to see if it has enough free space. The file should be checked to see if its permissions allow writing. If the `BDMCONFIG` VTOC is being used to hold only the `BDMCONFIG` tables (and not the TLOG or a Oracle TUXEDO /D database), then the first thing to try is to recreate a new `BDMCONFIG`. If the `BDMCONFIG` is a UNIX file, simply remove it. If it is stored on raw disk, erase it by doing: echo "" > $BDMCONFIG If the error persists, check for disk-type error conditions that might cause problems writing to files. Finally, contact Oracle TUXEDO system Technical Support, making sure to have the vtoc_errno that was printed in the error message.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1516	*ERROR: Group name grpname* not associated with GWADM server in TUXCONFIG file**
	Description	The `GWGRP` specified, grpname, in the `DM_LOCAL_DOMAIN` section of the `DMCONFIG` file must have a `GWADM` server listed in the `UBBCONFIG` file.
	Action	Set the `GWGRP` in `DM_LOCAL_DOMAIN` section of the `DMCONFIG` file to a correct group in the `UBBCONFIG` file and re-load the configuration.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1517	*ERROR: Domain Type domain_type* not found in $TUXDIR/udataobj/DMTYPE file**
	Description	The domain type, domain_type, specified is not found in the system file. This file should not be modified by non-source customers.
	Action	If you are a binary-only customer, read the file from the install tape. If you are a source customer, call Technical Support.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1519	*ERROR: Value of parameter* must contain hexadecimal digits**
	Description	The stated parameter was specified as a hexadecimal number (starting with 0x or \\\\x), but a non-hexadecimal character was encountered in the string.
	Action	Enter hexadecimal characters in the stated parameter and re-load the configuration.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1520	*ERROR: Value of parameter* must contain an even number of hex digits**
	Description	The stated parameter was specified as a hexadecimal number (starting with 0x or \\\\x). This requires that there be an even number of characters following the prefix.
	Action	Correct the value to have an even number of hexadecimal characters and re-load the configuration.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1521	*ERROR: Invalid parameter: Entry in section* (domain_name) appears more than once**
	Description	Entries in the specified section have to be unique by the domain name.
	Action	Choose another name for one of the unique keys duplicated.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1522	*ERROR: Invalid parameter: Entry in section* (domainid) appears more than once**
	Description	domainid must be unique across local and remote domains.
	Action	Specify a value for domainid that has not already been specified in the DM_LOCAL_DOMAIN section and DM_REMOTE_DOMAIN section of the `DMCONFIG` file.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1523	*ERROR: AUDITLOG file filename* must be an absolute pathname**
	Description	The AUDITLOG parameter in the DM_LOCAL_DOMAIN section of the `DMCONFIG` file must be an absolute pathname. This means it must begin with a '/' character.
	Action	Replace the current AUDITLOG parameter with the full pathname of the file, for example, "Domain_appDomain_AUDIT.LOG".
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1525	*ERROR: Value of string "parameter" must be expr* len characters in length (IC = number)**
	Description	The string parameter specified has a length that is greater than the specified maximum number of characters.
	Action	Correct the string in the DMCONFIG file to be less than or equal to len characters.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1527	*ERROR: Identifier ident* must be expr len characters in length. (IC = number)**
	Description	The identifier, ident, has a length that is greater than the maximum number of characters.
	Action	Correct the identifier in the `DMCONFIG` file to be less than or equal to the len characters.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1528	ERROR: APP_PW requires password to be specified in TUXCONFIG file
	Description	If SECURITY is set to `APP_PW` for a local domain in the `DMCONFIG` file, then SECURITY must be set to `APP_PW` in the `UBBCONFIG` file.
	Action	Set SECURITY (in *RESOURCES section) to `APP_PW` in UBBCONFIG, run `tmloadcf` on the UBBCONFIG file, and then run `dmloadcf` on the `DMCONFIG` file.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1529	ERROR: USER_PW requires USER_AUTH, ACL, or ACL_MANDATORY to be specified in TUXCONFIG file
	Description	The value USER_PW was found on the SECURITY= parameter of the `DM_LOCAL_DOMAINS` section of the `DMCONFIG` file. The value USER_PW requires that either USER_AUTH, ACL, or ACL_MANDATORY be specified for the SECURITY parameter in the RESOURCES section of the `TUXCONFIG` file.
	Action	Change the value in the `DMCONFIG` file or modify `TUXCONFIG` as appropriate.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1531	*ERROR: Must specify param* parameter in section section. (IC = number)**
	Description	A value is required for parameter, param, in section section.
	Action	Specify a value for the parameter, param, in the section and then re-load the configuration.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1532	*ERROR: Domain Type string* not found in $TUXDIR/udataobj/DMTYPE file**
	Description	The domain type specified is not found in the system file `$TUXDIR/udataobj/DMTYPE`. This file should not be modified by non-source customers.
	Action	If you are a binary-only customer, read the file from the install tape. If you are a source customer, call Technical Support.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1535	*ERROR: ACN(string) can only be either XATMI or UDT*
	Description	The value of ACN parameter in `DM_OSITP` section of the `DMCONFIG` file can only be set to either XATMI or UDT.
	Action	Choose a valid value for ACN and re-load the configuration.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1536	ERROR: PROFILE can only be one of the following: (ATP11, ATP21, ATP31, ATP12, ATP22, ATP32)
	Description	The value of `PROFILE` in `DM_OSITP` section of the `DMCONFIG` file can only be set to one of the above values.
	Action	Choose a valid value for `PROFILE` and re-load the configuration.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1537	*ERROR: Invalid parameter: Entry in string* (string) was not defined previously**
	Description	Domain name is referenced in other section(s) without it being defined in `DM_LOCAL_DOMAIN` or `DM_REMOTE_DOMAIN` of the `DMCONFIG` file.
	Action	Define the domain name first before referencing it and re-load the configuration.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1538	*ERROR: Cannot have more than max_rdom* entries in ACLIST**
	Description	You cannot specify more than max_rdom remote domains per ACL.
	Action	Reduce the number of remote domains specified for this ACL entry and re-load the configuration.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1539	ERROR: Invalid option string
	Description	The option specified is not a valid option to the `dmloadcf` command.
	Action	Correct the options to the `dmloadcf` command as per the usage message.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1541	ERROR: Current work directory path name is too long
	Description	While executing `dmloadcf`, an attempt to get the current working directory path failed. This can indicate that either the directory pathname is greater than 78 characters in length or that the directory hierarchy is not readable.
	Action	Check that the directory has the proper permissions and is not longer than 78 characters, and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1542	ERROR: Absolute path name of the input file is too long
	Description	While executing `dmloadcf`, the length of the absolute pathname of the input file (the directory name followed by '/' and the file name) is greater than 78 characters in length.
	Action	Choose a shorter pathname for the input file and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1543	ERROR: Can't open file string
	Description	While executing `dmloadcf`, the specified input file cannot be opened.
	Action	Check that the input (`DMCONFIG`) file exists and is readable and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1544	*ERROR: string: Parse failed*
	Description	While executing `dmloadcf`, an error occurred parsing the input `DMCONFIG` file.
	Action	Earlier warning error messages will indicate the nature of the error. Correct these problems and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1545	*ERROR: string: Severe error found. Stop syntax checking.*
	Description	While executing `dmloadcf`, an error occurred in the input `DMCONFIG` file such that the `BDMCONFIG` file cannot be loaded. These errors include missing sections, multiple occurrence of sections, dynamic space allocation errors, etc., such that the parsing of the input `DMCONFIG` file was terminated before reading the entire file.
	Action	Earlier warning error messages will indicate the nature of the error. Correct these problems and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1546	*ERROR: string: Above errors found during syntax checking*
	Description	While executing `dmloadcf`, one or more errors occurred in the input `DMCONFIG` file such that the `BDMCONFIG` file cannot be loaded. Normally, this message indicates that the entire `DMCONFIG` file was read and checked for errors.
	Action	Earlier warning error messages will indicate the nature of the error. Correct these problems and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1547	ERROR: Can't open file filename
	Description	While executing `dmloadcf`, the specified file, filename, could not be opened for reading. `dmloadcf` works by reading the input twice, and this failure occurs in the second pass. If the input is not from a file (for example, from the standard input), then the input is put into a temporary file and this file cannot be opened for reading.
	Action	Check that this file still exists and has read permission. Re-execute the command.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1548	*ERROR: string: Error found in yyparse*
	Description	While executing `dmloadcf`, an error was found during the second pass of parsing the input.
	Action	Re-execute the command. If the problem happens again, contact Oracle TUXEDO system Technical Support.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1549	*INFO: BDMCONFIG file filename* has been created**
	Description	While executing `dmloadcf`, the input `DMCONFIG` file has been successfully processed and a new `BDMCONFIG` file, filename, has been created (that is, it did not exist and a new one was created).
	Action	No action required.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1550	*INFO: BDMCONFIG file filename* has been updated**
	Description	While executing `dmloadcf`, the input `DMCONFIG` file has been processed and an existing `BDMCONFIG` file has been updated with the information.
	Action	No action required.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1551	ERROR: BDMCONFIG environment variable not set
	Description	While executing `dmloadcf`, the `BDMCONFIG` environment variable has not been set and exported.
	Action	Set and export the `BDMCONFIG` environment variable and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1552	ERROR: BDMOFFSET environment variable must >= 0
	Description	While executing `dmloadcf`, the `BDMOFFSET` environment variable is not set correctly to a non-negative integer offset.
	Action	Set and export the `BDMOFFSET` environment variable to a non-negative integer offset and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1553	ERROR: BDMCONFIG not set or incorrectly set
	Description	While executing `dmloadcf`, an error occurred in checking the BDMCONFIG file.
	Action	Check that either the `BDMCONFIG` file does not exist (if it is being created for the first time) or that it exists and is a valid configuration file. Contact Oracle TUXEDO system Technical Support.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1554	*ERROR: The value of -b option (number) is too small.*
	Description	While executing `dmloadcf`, the size specified for the `-b` option on the command is too small to hold the configuration.
	Action	If `BDMCONFIG` is a UNIX file, it is recommended that the `-b` option not be specified such that `dmloadcf` will size the configuration file correctly. If `BDMCONFIG` is a raw device, then the `-b` option should be used to specify the total size in blocks of the device; if this was done, then a larger raw device is needed. System message CW1555 indicates the minimum number of blocks needed for the file or device.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1555	*ERROR: BDMCONFIG file needs at least nblocks* size-byte blocks**
	Description	While executing `dmloadcf`, the size specified for the `-b` option on the command is too small to hold the configuration.
	Action	If `BDMCONFIG` is a UNIX file, it is recommended that the `-b` option not be specified such that `dmloadcf` will size the configuration file correctly. If `BDMCONFIG` is a raw device, then the `-b` option should be used to specify the total size in blocks of the device; if this was done, then a larger raw device is needed. The minimum number of blocks needed is specified in this message, nblocks.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1556	ERROR: Can't create BDMCONFIG file
	Description	While executing `dmloadcf`, creation of the `BDMCONFIG` file failed.
	Action	A subsequent system message will indicate the nature of the failure. Correct the problem and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1557	*INFO: A new file system has been created. (size = nblocks* size-byte blocks)**
	Description	While executing `dmloadcf`, a new `BDMCONFIG` file or device was created with the specified size, nblocks.
	Action	No action required.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1558	ERROR: Can't create tablename
	Description	While executing `dmloadcf`, a failure occurred while trying to create the specified tablename. One table is created for each of the sections in the DMCONFIG file.
	Action	A subsequent system message will indicate the nature of the failure. Correct the problem and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1559	ERROR: Can't open tablename
	Description	While executing `dmloadcf`, a failure occurred while trying to write the specified tablename. One table is created, opened, and written for each of the sections in the `DMCONFIG` file.
	Action	A subsequent system message will indicate the nature of the failure. Correct the problem and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1560	ERROR: Can't write section_name
	Description	While executing dmloadcf, a failure occurred while trying to write the table associated with the section section_name. One table is created, opened, and written for each section in the DMCONFIG file.
	Action	This is an internal error with no associated user action. If the error persists, contact Oracle TUXEDO system Technical Support.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1561	ERROR: dmloadcf cannot run on an active node
	Description	While executing `dmloadcf`, the configuration file could not be loaded because the application is active.
	Action	If the application is active, shut down the application using the `tmshutdown` command, or make the change using the dynamic reconfiguration program `dmadmin`. If the application is not active, then another application is using the same IPC key. Choose another IPC key and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1563	ERROR: BDMCONFIG file not created: exiting
	Description	While executing `dmloadcf`, the `BDMCONFIG` file did not exist. When asked if the `BDMCONFIG` file should be created, the administrator did not respond positively so the file was not created and loaded.
	Action	No action required.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1565	ERROR: BDMCONFIG file not updated: exiting
	Description	While executing `dmloadcf`, the `BDMCONFIG` file already exists. When asked if the `BDMCONFIG` file should be overwritten, the administrator did not respond positively so the file was not updated.
	Action	No action required.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1567	*ERROR: Error reading string* section from BDMCONFIG**
	Description	An error was encountered while reading the referenced section from the Domain Configuration file (`BDMCONFIG`). The `BDMCONFIG` file is a binary file in the Oracle TUXEDO VTOC format. Each section of the `DMCONFIG` file (`DM_RESOURCES`, `DM_LOCAL_SERVICES`, etc.) is stored as a separate table in the `BDMCONFIG` file. An error occurred while reading from a section of the `BDMCONFIG`.
	Action	If the `BDMCONFIG` file is a UNIX file, the file system that it is in should be checked to see if it has enough free space and if its permissions allow writing. If the `BDMCONFIG` VTOC is being used to hold only the `BDMCONFIG` tables (and not the TLOG or a Oracle TUXEDO /D database), then the first thing to try is to recreate a new BDMCONFIG. If the BDMCONFIG is a UNIX file, simply remove it. If it is stored on raw disk, erase it by doing: `echo "" > $BDMCONFIG` If the error persists, check for disk-type error conditions that might cause problems writing to files. Finally, contact Oracle TUXEDO system Technical Support, making sure to have the vtoc_errno that was printed in the error message.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1576	ERROR: Invalid option string
	Description	The option specified is not a valid option to the `dmunloadcf` command.
	Action	Correct the options to the `dmunloadcf` command as per the usage message.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1578	ERROR: Invalid argument: string
	Description	`dmunloadcf`(1) The offending option is printed with this error message.
	Action	Verify options to `dmunloadcf` and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1583	ERROR: BDMCONFIG environment variable not set
	Description	While executing `dmloadcf`, the `BDMCONFIG` environment variable has not been set and exported.
	Action	Set and export the `BDMCONFIG` environment variable and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1584	ERROR: BDMCONFIG environment variable must be an absolute pathname.
	Description	The value of the `BDMCONFIG` environment variable must be an absolute pathname. Relative paths and environment variables are not allowed.
	Action	Correct the value for the `BDMCONFIG` environment variable to be an absolute pathname.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1585	ERROR: _dmcf_open failed: Can't open DM_RESOURCES section
	Description	The `BDMCONFIG` file is a binary file in the Oracle TUXEDO VTOC format. Each section of the `BDMCONFIG` file (`DM_RESOURCES`, `DM_LOCAL_SERVICES`, etc.) is stored as a separate table in the `BDMCONFIG` file. While trying to read the `BDMCONFIG` file, `dmunloadcf` got an error trying to open the `DM_RESOURCES` section.
	Action	Check the value of the `BDMCONFIG` environment variable. If it is the right value, the `BDMCONFIG` file may be corrupted. Re-generate the `BDMCONFIG` and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1586	ERROR: _dmcf_open failed: Can't open DM_LOCAL_DOMAINS section
	Description	The `BDMCONFIG` file is a binary file in the Oracle TUXEDO VTOC format. Each section of the `BDMCONFIG` file (`DM_RESOURCES`, `DM_LOCAL_SERVICES`, etc.) is stored as a separate table in the `BDMCONFIG` file. While trying to read the `BDMCONFIG` file, `dmunloadcf` got an error trying to open the `DM_LOCAL_DOMAINS` section.
	Action	Check the value of the `BDMCONFIG` environment variable. If it is the right value, the `BDMCONFIG` file may be corrupted. Re-generate the `BDMCONFIG` and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1587	ERROR: _dmcf_open failed: Can't open DM_REMOTE_DOMAINS section
	Description	The `BDMCONFIG` file is a binary file in the Oracle TUXEDO VTOC format. Each section of the `BDMCONFIG` file (`DM_RESOURCES`, `DM_LOCAL_SERVICES`, etc.) is stored as a separate table in the `BDMCONFIG` file. While trying to read the `BDMCONFIG` file, `dmunloadcf` got an error trying to open the `DM_REMOTE_DOMAINS` section.
	Action	Check the value of the `BDMCONFIG` environment variable. If it is the right value, the `BDMCONFIG` file may be corrupted. Re-generate the `BDMCONFIG` and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1588	ERROR: _dmcf_open failed: Can't open DM_TDOMAIN section
	Description	The `BDMCONFIG` file is a binary file in the Oracle TUXEDO VTOC format. Each section of the `BDMCONFIG` file (`DM_RESOURCES`, `DM_LOCAL_SERVICES`, etc.) is stored as a separate table in the `BDMCONFIG` file. While trying to read the `BDMCONFIG` file, `dmunloadcf` got an error trying to open the `DM_TDOMAIN` section.
	Action	Check the value of the `BDMCONFIG` environment variable. If it is the right value, the `BDMCONFIG` file may be corrupted. Re-generate the `BDMCONFIG` and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1589	ERROR: _dmcf_open failed: Can't open DM_OSITP section
	Description	The `BDMCONFIG` file is a binary file in the Oracle TUXEDO VTOC format. Each section of the `BDMCONFIG` file (`DM_RESOURCES`, `DM_LOCAL-SERVICES`, etc.) is stored as a separate table in the `BDMCONFIG` file. While trying to read the `BDMCONFIG` file, `dmunloadcf` got an error trying to open the `DM_OSITP` section.
	Action	Check the value of the `BDMCONFIG` environment variable. If it is the right value, the `BDMCONFIG` file may be corrupted. Re-generate the `BDMCONFIG` and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1590	ERROR: _dmcf_open failed: Can't open DM_ACCESS_CONTROL section
	Description	The `BDMCONFIG` file is a binary file in the Oracle TUXEDO VTOC format. Each section of the `BDMCONFIG` file (`DM_RESOURCES`, `DM_LOCAL_SERVICES`, etc.) is stored as a separate table in the `BDMCONFIG` file. While trying to read the `BDMCONFIG` file, `dmunloadcf` got an error trying to open the `DM_ACCESS_CONTROL` section.
	Action	Check the value of the `BDMCONFIG` environment variable. If it is the right value, the `BDMCONFIG` file may be corrupted. Re-generate the `BDMCONFIG` and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1591	ERROR: _dmcf_open failed: Can't open DM_LOCAL_SERVICES section
	Description	The `BDMCONFIG` file is a binary file in the Oracle TUXEDO VTOC format. Each section of the `BDMCONFIG` file (`DM_RESOURCES`, `DM_LOCAL_SERVICES`, etc.) is stored as a separate table in the `BDMCONFIG` file. While trying to read the `BDMCONFIG` file, `dmunloadcf` got an error trying to open the `DM_LOCAL_SERVICES` section.
	Action	Check the value of the `BDMCONFIG` environment variable. If it is the right value, the `BDMCONFIG` file may be corrupted. Re-generate the `BDMCONFIG` and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1592	ERROR: _dmcf_open failed: Can't open DM_REMOTE_SERVICES section
	Description	The `BDMCONFIG` file is a binary file in the Oracle TUXEDO VTOC format. Each section of the `BDMCONFIG` file (`DM_RESOURCES`, DM_LOCAL_SERVICES, etc.) is stored as a separate table in the `BDMCONFIG` file. While trying to read the `BDMCONFIG` file, `dmunloadcf` got an error trying to open the `DM_REMOTE_SERVICES` section.
	Action	Check the value of the `BDMCONFIG` environment variable. If it is the right value, the `BDMCONFIG` file may be corrupted. Re-generate the `BDMCONFIG` and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1593	ERROR: _dmcf_open failed: Can't open DM_ROUTING section
	Description	The `BDMCONFIG` file is a binary file in the Oracle TUXEDO VTOC format. Each section of the `BDMCONFIG` file (`DM_RESOURCES`, `DM_LOCAL_SERVICES`, etc.) is stored as a separate table in the `BDMCONFIG` file. While trying to read the `BDMCONFIG` file, `dmunloadcf` got an error trying to open the `DM_ROUTING` section.
	Action	Check the value of the `BDMCONFIG` environment variable. If it is the right value, the `BDMCONFIG` file may be corrupted. Re-generate the `BDMCONFIG` and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1594	ERROR: _dmcf_open failed: Can't open DM_OSITPX section
	Description	The `BDMCONFIG` file is a binary file in the Oracle TUXEDO VTOC format. Each section of the `BDMCONFIG` file (`DM_RESOURCES`, `DM_LOCAL-SERVICES`, etc.) is stored as a separate table in the `BDMCONFIG` file. While trying to read the `BDMCONFIG` file, `dmunloadcf` got an error trying to open the `DM_OSITP` section.
	Action	Check the value of the `BDMCONFIG` environment variable. If it is the right value, the `BDMCONFIG` file may be corrupted. Re-generate the `BDMCONFIG` and re-execute the command.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1595	ERROR: If ACN = XATMI, then PROFILE has to be one of the following: ATP11, ATP21, ATP31
	Description	The value of `PROFILE` in `DM_OSITP` section of the `DMCONFIG` file can only be set to one of the above values if `ACN` is set to XATMI.
	Action	Choose a valid value for `PROFILE` and re-load the configuration.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1597	*ERROR: AET=<string> is in an invalid format (IC = number)*
	Description	The value of `AET` in `DM_OSITP` section of the `DMCONFIG` file is in invalid format.
	Action	Specify a valid value for `AET` and re-load the configuration.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1598	*ERROR: AUTOTRAN(string) can only be either Y or N*
	Description	The value of `AUTOTRAN` in `DM_REMOTE_SERVICES` section of the `DMCONFIG` file can be either `Y` or `N`.
	Action	Specify a valid value and re-load the configuration.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)
1599	*ERROR: CONV(string) can only be either Y or N*
	Description	The value of `CONV` in `DM_REMOTE_SERVICES` section of the `DMCONFIG` file can be either `Y` or `N`.
	Action	Specify a valid value and re-load the configuration.
	See Also	`dmconfig`(5)