System Messages: IJINFRA Catalog 200-299
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200 |
ERROR: Cannot find file filename | |
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Description |
When executing |
Action |
Check that the file name is correct and that the FLDTBLDIR environment variable is set correctly. | |
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201 |
ERROR: Cannot open input file filename | |
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Description |
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Action |
Check that the input file exists and has read permission. | |
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202 |
ERROR: Cannot open output file filename | |
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Description |
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Action |
Check that the directory for the output file exists and has write and execute permissions set correctly. If the file already exists, check that it has write permissions set correctly. | |
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203 |
ERROR: Invalid base number, val, in file val; line ignored | |
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Description |
While processing a field table file filename with |
Action |
The field table file will be processed, but the invalid line is ignored. Correct the base number and re-execute the command. | |
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204 |
ERROR: Invalid line ignored in file val: val | |
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Description |
While processing a field table file filename with |
Action |
The field table file is processed, but the invalid line is ignored. Normally, the field table should be corrected and the command re-executed. | |
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205 |
ERROR: Invalid type, val, in file val; line ignored | |
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Description |
While processing a field table file filename with |
Action |
The field table file is processed, but the invalid line is ignored. Correct the field type and re-execute the command. | |
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206 |
ERROR: Invalid field number, val, in file val; line ignored | |
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Description |
While processing a field table file filename with |
Action |
The field table file is processed, but the invalid line is ignored. Correct the field number and re-execute the command. | |
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214 |
ERROR: [NULL interface name used to get interface information] | |
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Description |
The server has encountered an internal error while registering its interfaces with the WLE infrastructure. |
Action |
Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
215 |
ERROR: [Unable to open the *INTERFACES section table] | |
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Description |
A Oracle TUXEDO system internal function was used to retrieve interface information from the interfaces table, but the open failed. |
Action |
Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
216 |
ERROR: [Unable to read information from the *INTERFACES section table] | |
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Description |
A Oracle TUXEDO system internal function was unable to read the
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Action |
Contact Oracle Customer Support | |
217 |
ERROR: Maximum number of types/subtypes, val, has been exceeded | |
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Description |
The maximum number of types/subtypes permitted for a particular TUXEDO System/T interface has been exceeded. The number allowed is val. |
Action |
Review the configuration file, verify that all interfaces use less than the maximum number of types/subtypes, and reload the | |
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218 |
ERROR: [Invalid buffer type information val] | |
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Description |
The buffer type information provided in the configuration file for an interface entry was incorrect. |
Action |
Check the configuration file, verify that the buffer type provided is correct, and repeat the operation. | |
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219 |
ERROR: [Invalid buffer subtype information val] | |
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Description |
The buffer subtype information provided in the configuration file for an interface entry was incorrect. |
Action |
Check the configuration file, verify that the buffer type provided is correct, and repeat the operation. | |
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220 |
ERROR: Suspended client attempting to generate new request | |
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Description |
A suspended client attempted to inject new work into the domain. Clients are suspended by the application administrator using either the /AdminGUI or /AdminAPI. |
Action |
Contact your application administrator to determine why the client was suspended and when it might be unsuspended. | |
See Also |
Administering the Oracle TUXEDO System, Oracle TUXEDO Administrator's Guide to the Web-Based GUI, | |
221 |
ERROR: Memory allocation failure | |
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Description |
An attempt to dynamically allocate memory from the operating system using |
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. | |
222 |
ERROR: Cannot receive reply because MSSQ is specified but REPLYQ is N | |
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Description |
An error has occurred in receiving a reply from either a |
Action |
If the server is expected to receive | |
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223 |
ERROR: Memory allocation failure val | |
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Description |
An attempt to dynamically allocate memory from the operating system using |
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 swap space and physical memory on the machine. | |
224 |
ERROR: MAXOBJECTS is 0: No methods allowed. | |
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Description |
An operation related to object methods was executed but no objects are configured. |
Action |
Reconfigure the application to increase the size of the table
by setting the | |
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225 |
ERROR: One-way method was not executed | |
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Description |
An attempt to execute a one way method failed. No notification goes back to the client. |
Action |
No action is needed. | |
226 |
ERROR: Cannot create call descriptor for callout message, tperrno=val | |
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Description |
While generating a descriptor handle for a callout message, an error occurred with tperrno tperrno. |
Action |
The maximum number of outstanding asynchronous callout method invocations was reached. Retrieve replies to at least one of the invocations and issue the callout again. | |
227 |
ERROR: Unable to send callout message to process (val) | |
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Description |
While sending a callout message to process pid, an error occurred. |
Action |
The most common cause of this error message is that the recipient of the callout message has died. Check to see if pid is still running; if it is, contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
228 |
ERROR: Received unrecognized message type - sending failure reply | |
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Description |
The server received an invalid service request message. It will be ignored and a failure reply will be sent to the requestor. |
Action |
Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
229 |
ERROR: Memory allocation failure | |
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Description |
An attempt to dynamically allocate memory from the operating system using |
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. | |
230 |
ERROR: Request/response request received in conversational server | |
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Description |
A message request was received by a conversational server from a request/response server. |
Action |
Verify that the service name used in a | |
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231 |
ERROR: Conversational request received in request/response server | |
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Description |
A message request was received from a conversational server by a request/response server. |
Action |
Verify that the service name in | |
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232 |
ERROR: Old M3 request received by new server process | |
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Description |
Method requests received by an M3 server that were routed via the Active Object Map (that is, not stateless) must be processed by the same process to which the routing function sent the request. The original server died and this is a restarted server that is rejecting an old enqueued message. |
Action |
No action required. | |
233 |
ERROR: Service request problem, tperrno = val | |
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Description |
A message request was received indicating that the message should be handled by the server in transaction mode and the corresponding |
Action |
Verify that the message was not received by an unsolicited message handler,
the server was not part of or registered with the application, the global transaction id
was valid, the server had no outstanding reply messages, the resource manager was not
opened, there was not enough space in the global transaction table, the resource manager
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234 |
WARN: Server groupid/serverid: client process processid: lost message | |
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Description |
A server died and the specified server (with group identifier groupid and server identifier serverid) is recovering on its behalf. A message from the client with the specified processid has been lost. Additional information will be printed in subsequent messages. |
Action |
No action required. | |
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Messages 235 and 236. | |
235 |
WARN: SERVICE=servicename MSG_ID=msgid REASON=server died | |
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Description |
A server died while processing the service servicename. The client from which the message was sent is still active so a response message will be sent indicating the failure. |
Action |
No action required. | |
See Also |
Message 234. | |
236 |
WARN: SERVICE=servicename MSG_ID=msgid REASON=server and client died | |
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Description |
A server died while processing the service servicename. The client from which the message was sent is no longer active either so a response message cannot be sent indicating the failure. |
Action |
No action required. | |
See Also |
Message 234. | |
237 |
ERROR: Cannot find own server entry | |
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Description |
When receiving a service request in a server, the server was unable to find its own entry in the Bulletin Board. |
Action |
Check the ULOG for earlier messages indicating problems with the application, and check with the application administrator. If the problem persists, contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
238 |
WARN: Invalid server pool option -p val | |
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Description |
The given argument is in an invalid format. |
Action |
The format for the -p[L][ Reformat argument to comply with the format for | |
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239 |
ERROR: Fatal error receiving requests, shutting server down | |
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Description |
The system detected a fatal error during the reception on incoming service requests. |
Action |
This message is supplied when the server has found a condition that does not allow the server to continue operation. The most common causes are lack of memory and corrupted memory, but other conditions could also cause this behavior. The server will shut itself down. If you believe that your system has enough memory and that the memory in the server has not been corrupted, contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
240 |
ERROR: Invalid mid value during spawn | |
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Description |
While getting ready to spawn a conversational server, the calling process failed to retrieve its machine table entry. The machine identifier that is used to retrieve the entry is invalid. The conversational server will, therefore, not be spawned. |
Action |
Look through the ULOG to see if there are other messages related to this failure. If so, refer to the appropriate system messages. Otherwise, contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
241 |
ERROR: Argument vector formation error during spawn | |
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Description |
While getting ready to spawn a conversational server, the calling process failed to build
the command line arguments for that server. An attempt to dynamically allocate memory from
the operating system using |
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. | |
242 |
ERROR: aout=val: too many arguments | |
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Description |
While getting ready to spawn a conversational server, the calling process failed to set the argument vector for that server. The calling process attempted to pass more than 256 arguments to the conversational server. The conversational server will, therefore, not be spawned. |
Action |
Make sure the number of arguments passed to the conversational server is not greater than 256. Note that the system may be adding up to eight arguments to the command line obtained from the configuration file. | |
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243 |
ERROR: spawn error: cannot fork | |
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Description |
The calling process failed to spawn a conversational server. The call to |
Action |
The system-imposed limit on the total number of processes under execution by a single user may be exceeded. In this case you may either reduce the number of processes the Oracle TUXEDO system application administrator is running on the system, or increase the total number of processes allowed per user by reconfiguring the UNIX kernel. | |
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244 |
ERROR: Cannot exec, executable file not found | |
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Description |
The calling process failed to spawn a conversational server. The call to |
Action |
Make sure the conversational server is in the application directory. | |
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245 |
ERROR: Application initialization failure | |
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Description |
An application initialization failure occurred in the |
Action |
Examine application-specific code to determine the cause of the error. | |
See Also |
Oracle TUXEDO Programmer's Guide, | |
246 |
ERROR: Cannot exec, network send error | |
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Description |
The calling process failed to spawn a conversational server due to a networking problem. |
Action |
Make sure the network has not been partitioned and that the remote site is booted. If the remote site is not booted, call | |
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247 |
WARN: process id=pid ... Assume started (network). | |
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Description |
The calling process attempted to spawn a conversational server. The conversational server with a process ID of pid is believed to have been started. However, the calling process did not receive an acknowledgment. |
Action |
Make sure a conversational server with process ID pid is running. If not, look for a core dump in the application directory. | |
248 |
WARN: process id=pid ... Assume started (pipe). | |
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Description |
The calling process attempted to spawn a conversational server. The conversational server with a process ID of pid is believed to have been started. However, the calling process did not receive an acknowledgment. |
Action |
Make sure a conversational server with process ID pid is running. If not, look for a core dump in the application directory. | |
249 |
ERROR: No BBL available, cannot boot | |
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Description |
The calling process failed to spawn a conversational server. The BBL is not active. |
Action |
Make sure the BBL is booted on the site on which the conversational server is being spawned.
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250 |
ERROR: No DBBL available, cannot boot | |
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Description |
The calling process failed to spawn a conversational server. The DBBL is not active on the master site. |
Action |
Make sure the DBBL is booted on the master site. Use | |
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251 |
ERROR: Spawning process failed. | |
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Description |
The calling process failed to spawn a conversational server. |
Action |
Look through the ULOG to see if there are other messages related to this failure. If so, refer to the appropriate system messages. Otherwise, contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
See Also |
Messages 252 and 253. | |
252 |
ERROR: Process process at site failed with /T error (errmsg) | |
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Description |
The calling process failed to spawn a conversational server, process. The spawned server failed on site site. |
Action |
Take corrective measures based on errmsg. | |
253 |
ERROR: Process process at site failed with code code | |
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Description |
The calling process failed to spawn a conversational server, process. The spawned server failed on site site. |
Action |
Take corrective measures based on error code code. | |
254 |
ERROR: The -p option is valid only for SHM mode with load balancing | |
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Description |
To use the server pool option |
Action |
Remove the | |
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255 |
ERROR: The -p option is not valid for conversational servers | |
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Description |
To use the server pool option |
Action |
Remove the | |
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256 |
ERROR: The -p option is valid only for MSSQ servers | |
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Description |
In order to use the server pool option |
Action |
Remove the | |
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257 |
ERROR: Invalid -p values val,val:val,val | |
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Description |
One of the values lw, tt, hw, or ct is incorrect. |
Action |
The format for the -p[L][ Reformat the argument to comply with the format for | |
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258 |
ERROR: Cannot lock Bulletin Board | |
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Description |
While testing the server pool, an error occurred while attempting to lock the bulletin board. |
Action |
Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
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259 |
ERROR: Null message buffer, cannot dispatch service | |
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Description |
The run server function, which continually dequeues messages (service requests), called the server dispatch routine with a null message pointer. This means that the dequeuing of a message failed. |
Action |
System message resources may be corrupted. | |
260 |
ERROR: Unknown service request name | |
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Description |
The server dispatch function calls a high-level service dispatch, which attempts to find the entry point address of the service and cannot. The server dispatch function records this error. |
Action |
Shared memory may be corrupted, or the ipc application key is not correct. | |
261 |
ERROR: Failed sending reply | |
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Description |
The server dispatch function calls a high-level service dispatch, which attempts to find the entry point address of the service and cannot. The server dispatch function conveys this error to the caller via a message (reply). If the message send fails, this message appears. |
Action |
System message resources may be exhausted, the application may be partitioned, or shared memory is corrupted. | |
262 |
ERROR: Service 'name' failed to call tpreturn or tpforward | |
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Description |
The server dispatch function calls the service. Control returning after this call is an indication that |
Action |
The stack in the service became corrupted. Try running the service under a debugger. | |
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263 |
ERROR: NULL service name, cannot dispatch service request | |
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Description |
The service start routine, called by the start work routine (which is called by the service dispatch routine), failed because the dispatched message contained no service request name. |
Action |
Verify that the application ipc key is correct and that not more than one application is using the same ipc key. Also, determine whether some other failure occurred with the associated message queues. | |
264 |
ERROR: Function address set to -1 | |
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Description |
The service start routine, called by the start work routine (which is called by the service dispatch routine), failed because the bulletin board entry for the requested service function address contains a zero. |
Action |
Verify that the application ipc key is correct and that not more than one application is using the same ipc key. | |
265 |
ERROR: Invalid message pointer given | |
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Description |
The service dispatch routine passed the service start work routine
a null pointer due to a |
Action |
Verify that the correct machine types are set, that the application ipc key is correct, and that not more than one application is using the same ipc key. | |
266 |
ERROR: Cannot execute service, address not known | |
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Description |
During the service dispatch, the service start function returned null, indicating a failure. This could be due to a null service name appearing in the dispatched message, the requested service not being found, or the bulletin board not being locked. |
Action |
Verify that the application ipc key is correct, that not more than one application is using the same ipc key, and that the service is advertised. | |
267 |
ERROR: Work completed, cannot stop twice | |
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Description |
When a service returns from dispatch, a flag is checked to see if the service was started
successfully. If this flag is not set, the above error message appears. This flag is only
turned on if the service starts, and is turned off only when the |
Action |
Check the | |
268 |
ERROR: Commit error due to outstanding handles | |
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Description |
An attempt to commit a transaction with outstanding handles failed. |
Action |
This is an application error. Make sure there are no outstanding handles before calling | |
269 |
ERROR: Cannot retrieve gtrid for aomhandle val | |
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Description |
While attempting to check the entering transaction's validity, an invalid AOM handle was detected. |
Action |
Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
270 |
ERROR: Cannot allocate return gtrid | |
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Description |
An attempt to allocate space for internal data structures failed because the server process ran out of memory. |
Action |
This error may indicate that all available memory for the process has been exhausted. Ensure that operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and for 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. | |
271 |
ERROR: buffer pool: Invalid set size val | |
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Description |
An invalid set size was specified when requesting a new buffer set in the JNI buffer pool. |
Action |
Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
272 |
ERROR: Cannot allocate buffer stream | |
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Description |
An attempt to allocate space for internal data structures failed because the server process ran out of memory. |
Action |
This error may indicate that all available memory for the process has been exhausted. Ensure that 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. | |
273 |
ERROR: Cannot create global ref for stream | |
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Description |
Cannot create a global reference for the buffer stream. |
Action |
Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
274 |
WARN: Cannot allocate input buffer header | |
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Description |
An attempt to allocate space for internal data structures failed because the server process ran out of memory. |
Action |
This error may indicate that all available memory for the process has been exhausted. Ensure that 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. | |
275 |
ERROR: Cannot allocate input buffer header | |
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Description |
An attempt to allocate space for internal data structures failed because the server process ran out of memory. |
Action |
This error may indicate that all available memory for the process has been exhausted. Ensure that operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and for 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. | |
276 |
WARN: Cannot allocate input buffer | |
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Description |
An attempt to allocate space for internal data structures failed because the server process ran out of memory. |
Action |
This error may indicate that all available memory for the process has been exhausted. Ensure that operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and for 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. | |
277 |
ERROR: Cannot allocate input buffer | |
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Description |
An attempt to allocate space for internal data structures failed because the server process ran out of memory. |
Action |
This error may indicate that all available memory for the process has been exhausted. Ensure that operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and for 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. | |
278 |
ERROR: Cannot lock buffer pool | |
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Description |
Cannot get the lock for the JNI buffer pool. |
Action |
Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
279 |
ERROR: Cannot unlock buffer pool | |
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Description |
Cannot release the lock for the JNI buffer pool. |
Action |
Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
280 |
ERROR: Cannot allocate extra free list header | |
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Description |
An attempt to allocate space for internal data structures failed because the server process ran out of memory. |
Action |
This error may indicate that all available memory for the process has been exhausted. Ensure that operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and for 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. | |
281 |
ERROR: Cannot allocate Jolt buffer | |
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Description |
An attempt to allocate space for internal data structures failed because the server process ran out of memory. |
Action |
This error may indicate that all available memory for the process has been exhausted. Ensure that operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and the for 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. | |
282 |
ERROR: send0: Cannot find request header | |
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Description |
Cannot retrieve the header of the request message while attempting to send the reply for the request. |
Action |
Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
283 |
ERROR: sendRequest: Missing objinfo | |
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Description |
The object info was missing while attempting to send a TUXEDO request. |
Action |
Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
284 |
ERROR: Cannot allocate reply input stream | |
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Description |
An attempt to allocate space for internal data structures failed because the server process ran out of memory. |
Action |
This error may indicate that all available memory for the process has been exhausted. Ensure that 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. | |
285 |
ERROR: Cannot convert buffer to Jolt format: val (val) | |
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Description |
An error occurred while converting a received buffer to Jolt format. |
Action |
Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
286 |
ERROR: Native context initialization called after contexts have been created | |
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Description |
The contexts have already been created while attempting to initialize native contexts. |
Action |
Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
287 |
ERROR: tpcall(.TMIB) failure val | |
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Description |
The server process was unable to call the |
Action |
Take corrective action based on the returned value of | |
288 |
ERROR: Client information not found | |
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Description |
Cannot find the client name and username from |
Action |
Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
289 |
ERROR: Client information not found | |
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Description |
Cannot find the client name and username from |
Action |
Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
290 |
ERROR: msgsnd failed in sendSignal with errno val | |
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Description |
An error occurred while sending signal (via a zero-length message) to wake up the main thread. |
Action |
Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
291 |
ERROR: Out of memory. Cannot allocate space for Java info | |
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Description |
An attempt to allocate space for internal data structures failed because the server process ran out of memory. |
Action |
This error may indicate that all available memory for the process has been exhausted. Ensure that operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and for 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. | |
292 |
ERROR: Cannot find val class | |
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Description |
The JNI function |
Action |
Make sure the | |
293 |
ERROR: Cannot create ref for val | |
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Description |
Cannot create a global reference for the specified class. |
Action |
Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
294 |
ERROR: Cannot find val.val | |
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Description |
Cannot find the specified method in the specified class. |
Action |
Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
295 |
ERROR: Cannot find val.val | |
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Description |
Cannot find the specified field in the specified class. |
Action |
Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
296 |
ERROR: Cannot allocate request input stream | |
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Description |
An attempt to allocate space for internal data structures failed because the server process ran out of memory. |
Action |
This error may indicate that all available memory for the process has been exhausted. Ensure that operating system parameters are set correctly for the amount of memory on the machine and for 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. | |
297 |
ERROR: Unexpected Jolt opcode val | |
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Description |
An unexpected Jolt opcode was specified while attempting to send a Jolt message. |
Action |
Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
298 |
ERROR: Invalid index val into object info table | |
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Description |
An invalid object info table index was specified while attempting to retrieve the object info. |
Action |
Contact Oracle Customer Support. | |
299 |
ERROR: Object info table entry at index val is free | |
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Description |
An invalid object info table entry was found while attempting to retrieve the object info. |
Action |
Contact Oracle Customer Support. |
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