System Messages: CMDTUX Catalog 300-399


358	*ERROR: LMID lmid* must be <= len characters in length.**
	Description	The `LMID` parameter in the MACHINES section of the `UBBCONFIG` file was greater than the system imposed limit of 30 characters.
	Action	Change the `LMID` parameter to be 30 characters or less and re-load the configuration.
	See Also	`tmloadcf`(1), `ubbconfig`(5)
359	*ERROR: LMID lmid* appears more than once in the MACHINES section.*
	Description	A MACHINES section entry in the `UBBCONFIG` file had an `LMID` parameter that had previously been used for another machine. Each machine must have a unique `LMID`.
	Action	Change the `LMID` parameter to be unique and re-load the configuration.
	See Also	`tmloadcf`(1), `ubbconfig`(5)
360	*ERROR: The TUXOFFSET parameter (offset) of the Master machine machine* does not match the TUXOFFSET environment variable (offset).**
	Description	The `TUXOFFSET` parameter defined for the Master node of the configuration does not match the `TUXOFFSET` environment variable of the user running `tmloadcf`. Since `tmloadcf` must be run on the Master node, the defined `TUXOFFSET` must match the `TUXOFFSET` in the environment.
	Action	Change the `TUXOFFSET` parameter or environment variable and re-load the configuration.
	See Also	`tmloadcf`(1), `ubbconfig`(5)
361	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	An attempt dynamically to allocate memory from the operating system using `malloc()` failed while parsing the configuration file.
	Action	Make sure 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.
	See Also	`tmloadcf`(1), `ubbconfig`(5)
365	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	An attempt dynamically to allocate memory from the operating system failed while trying to load the configuration file in `tmloadcf`.
	Action	Make sure 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.

369	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	An attempt dynamically to allocate memory from the operating system failed while trying to load a configuration file with `tmloadcf`.
	Action	Make sure 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.

372	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	An attempt dynamically to allocate memory from the operating system using `malloc()` failed while parsing the configuration file.
	Action	Make sure 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.
	See Also	`tmloadcf`(1), `ubbconfig`(5)
373	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	An attempt dynamically to allocate memory from the operating system using `malloc()` failed while parsing the configuration file.
	Action	Make sure 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.
	See Also	`tmloadcf`(1), `ubbconfig`(5)
377	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	An attempt dynamically to allocate memory from the operating system using `malloc()` failed while parsing the configuration file.
	Action	Make sure 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.
	See Also	`tmloadcf`(1), `ubbconfig`(5)
381	WARN: DBBL tpsvrinit - bad command line options were specified when booting the DBBL
	Description	Bad command line options were specified when booting the `DBBL`.
	Action	The system should specify correct command line options for booting the `DBBL`. Contact your Oracle TUXEDO system Technical Support.
	See Also	`tmboot`(1)
382	ERROR: DBBL tpsvrinit - cannot find the DBBL entry in the Bulletin Board
	Description	In a networked application (MP mode), the `DBBL` server initialization routine cannot find the `DBBL` entry in the Bulletin Board. The DBBL's copy of the Bulletin Board in its own process space might be corrupted.
	Action	Check if the `DBBL` is active. The `DBBL` should be booted before the `BBL` in a networked application. Try to shut down the application, remove IPC, and then reboot the `DBBL` and `BBL`. If the error persists, contact your Oracle TUXEDO system Technical Support.
	See Also	`tmboot`(1)
383	ERROR: DBBL tpsvrinit - cannot update the DBBL entry in the Bulletin Board
	Description	In a networked application (MP mode), the `DBBL` server initialization routine cannot update the `DBBL` entry in the Bulletin Board. The DBBL's copy of the Bulletin Board in its own process space might be corrupted.
	Action	Check if the `DBBL` is active. The `DBBL` should be booted before the `BBL` in a networked application. Try to shut down the application, remove IPC, and then reboot the `DBBL` and `BBL`. If the error persists, contact your Oracle TUXEDO system Technical Support.
	See Also	`tmboot`(1)
384	ERROR: DBBL tpsvrinit - cannot open Bulletin Board image file, filename while restarting the DBBL, errno errno_val
	Description	While attempting to restart the `DBBL`, the `DBBL` server initialization routine cannot open the Bulletin Board image file.
	Action	Check and clean up space in either `$TMPDIR` or `/tmp` on your machine, or contact your Oracle TUXEDO system Technical Support.
	See Also	`tmboot`(1)
385	ERROR: DBBL tpsvrinit: cannot get file system information of the Bulletin Board image file, filename errno=errno_val
	Description	While attempting to start the `DBBL`, the `DBBL` server initialization routine cannot get the file system information for the Bulletin Board image file.
	Action	Check and cleanup space in either `$TMPDIR` or `/tmp` on your machine. Also, check for proper permissions for the files in either `$TMPDIR` or `/tmp`. Contact your Oracle TUXEDO system Technical Support.
	See Also	`tmboot`(1)
386	*ERROR: DBBL tpsvrinit - the size of the Bulletin Board image file, filename* inconsistent with the UBBCONFIG file**
	Description	While attempting to restart the `DBBL`, the `DBBL` server initialization routine detected that the size of the Bulletin Board image file is inconsistent with the `UBBCONFIG` file.
	Action	Contact your Oracle TUXEDO system Technical Support.
	See Also	`tmboot`(1), `ubbconfig`(5)
387	ERROR: DBBL tpsvrinit: error in reading the Bulletin Board image file, filename errno= errno_val
	Description	While attempting to start the `DBBL`, the `DBBL` server initialization routine detected error in reading the Bulletin Board image file.
	Action	Check file permissions of the Bulletin Board image file either in `$TMPDIR` or `/tmp` on your machine, or contact your Oracle TUXEDO system Technical Support.
	See Also	`tmboot`(1)
388	ERROR: DBBL tpsvrinit - cannot recalculate the offsets for routing section
	Description	While attempting to restart the `DBBL`, the `DBBL` server initialization routine cannot recalculate the offsets for the routing section in the Bulletin Board. Possible causes: 1) Bulletin Board corrupted, 2) `VIEWFILES` and `VIEWDIR` environment variables are not set, or 3) viewname or `FIELD` specified in the routing section are not correct.
	Action	Contact your Oracle TUXEDO system Technical Support. See messages 621 and 658 later in this chapter for further explanation.
	See Also	`tmboot`(1), `ubbconfig`(5)
389	ERROR: DBBL tpsvrinit - cannot find DBBL entry in the Bulletin Board
	Description	When booting the `DBBL`, the `DBBL` server initialization routine cannot find its own entry in the Bulletin Board. The DBBL's copy of the Bulletin Board in its own process space might be corrupted.
	Action	Check if the `DBBL` is active. The `DBBL` should be booted before the `BBL`s in a networked application. Try to shut down the application, remove IPC, and then reboot the administrative processes. If the error persists, contact your Oracle TUXEDO system Technical Support.
	See Also	`tmboot`(1)
390	ERROR: DBBL tpsvrinit - cannot reset the current acting master reference
	Description	While attempting start the `DBBL`, the `DBBL` server initialization routine cannot reset the current acting master reference because another node has already assumed the master role or the Bulletin Board might be corrupted.
	Action	Use `tmadmin` to assume the role of master node or contact your Oracle TUXEDO system Technical Support.
	See Also	`tmadmin`(1), `tmboot`(1)
391	ERROR: DBBL tpsvrinit - cannot update the DBBL entry in the Bulletin Board
	Description	In a networked application (MP mode), the `DBBL` server initialization routine cannot update the `DBBL` entry in the Bulletin Board. The DBBL's copy of the Bulletin Board in its own process space might be corrupted.
	Action	Check if the `DBBL` is active. The `DBBL` should be booted before the `BBL`s in a networked application. Try to shut down the application, remove IPC, and then reboot the administrative processes. If the error persists, contact your Oracle TUXEDO system Technical Support.
	See Also	`tmboot`(1)
392	ERROR: DBBL tpsvrinit - system standard init function failed
	Description	While attempting to start the `DBBL`, the call to the system standard initialization function failed.
	Action	Check for earlier messages in the userlog that describe the nature of the failure.
	See Also	`tmboot`(1)
394	ERROR: DBBL tpsvrinit - cannot find the current BBL entry in the Bulletin Board
	Description	While attempting to start the `DBBL`, the `DBBL` server initialization routine needs to set up the internal registry table information on the active `BBL`s in the system. However, it was unable to find the current BBL entry in the Bulletin Board. The DBBL's copy of the Bulletin Board in its own process space might be corrupted.
	Action	Check if the `DBBL` is active. The `DBBL` should be booted before the `BBL`s in a networked application. Try to shut down the application, remove IPC, and then reboot the administrative processes. If the error persists, contact your Oracle TUXEDO system Technical Support.
	See Also	`tmboot`(1)
395	ERROR: Memory allocation failure
	Description	An attempt dynamically to allocate memory from the operating system using `malloc()` failed in the `DBBL` while trying to acquire space for the Bulletin Board or while retrieving the current BBL entry on a restart.
	Action	Make sure 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.

396	ERROR: DBBL tpsvrinit - exceeds maximum number of BBLs on all the application nodes
	Description	Maximum number of BBLs (`MAXBBL`) on all the application nodes has been reached.
	Action	System limit for the number of BBLs in an application has been reached. Contact your Oracle TUXEDO system Technical Support.

397	ERROR: DBBL tpsvrinit - unable to clean up BBLs, the recovery failed
	Description	The `DBBL` recovery failed because it was not able to clean up BBLs.
	Action	Contact your Oracle TUXEDO system Technical Support.

398	ERROR: DBBL tpsvrinit - cannot update the DBBL entry in the Bulletin Board
	Description	In a networked application (MP mode), the `DBBL` server initialization routine cannot update the `DBBL` entry in the Bulletin Board when restarting the `DBBL`. The `DBBL` 's copy of the Bulletin Board in its own process space might be corrupted.
	Action	Check if the `DBBL` is active. The `DBBL` should be booted before the `BBL` in a networked application. Try to shut down the application, remove IPC, and then reboot the administrative processes. If the error persists, contact your Oracle TUXEDO system Technical Support.

399	ERROR: Administrative service request failed
	Description	A service request handled by the `DBBL` failed with a fatal error. These requests include `tmadmin` requests, `tmboot` and `tmshutdown` requests.
	Action	The system is unstable and a Oracle TUXEDO system reboot is recommended, or contact your Oracle TUXEDO system Technical Support.
	See Also	`tmadmin`(1), `tmboot`(1), `tmshutdown`(1)