28 DGM-05103 to DGM-17540
- DGM-05103: one or more data files were not found
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Cause: One or more data files for the specified standby pluggable database was not found.
- DGM-05104: specified state is not valid
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Cause: An invalid state was specified for the command.
- DGM-16900: Unable to initialize client
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Cause: The client could not be initialized.
- DGM-16901: Unable to initialize environment
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Cause: The database environment could not be allocated and initialized.
- DGM-16902: Unable to allocate handle
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Cause: The database handle could not be allocated.
- DGM-16903: Unable to connect to database using string
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Cause: The Data Guard command-line interface (DGMGRL) was unable to connect to the database using the specified connect identifier.
- DGM-16904: Unable to set attribute
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Cause: The server attributes could not be set.
- DGM-16905: Failed.
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Cause: The command failed to execute.
- DGM-16906: Unable to accept commands: no memory
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Cause: No memory was available for the attempted operation.
- DGM-16909: Fatal error - quitting...
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Cause: A fatal error was encountered.
- DGM-16910: Unable to issue command to server
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Cause: Command could not be issued to the server.
- DGM-16912: Unrecognized command "string", try "help"
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Cause: An unrecognized command was issued.
- DGM-16916: Missing site name, try "help"
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Cause: The site name is missing from the command.
- DGM-16934: \tstart up instance "string" of database "string"
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Cause: The operation completed successfully and requires a restart of the specified instance. DGMGRL was unable to restart the instance.
- DGM-16943: \tconnect to instance "string" of database "string"
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Cause: The operation required DGMGRL to connect to a specific instance to complete, but DGMGRL could not automatically connect to the given instance.
- DGM-16944: Failover succeeded, new primary is "string".
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Cause: The failover command completed successfully."
- DGM-16945: Syntax error before or at "string"
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Cause: The command could not be processed because of a syntax error in the named token.
- DGM-16948: Unable to switchover, primary database is still "string"
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Cause: The switchover operation could not be executed due to the errors reported with this error message. The primary role has not been changed.
- DGM-16949: Object "string" was not found
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Cause: The named object was not found.
- DGM-16951: Unable to failover
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Cause: The failover operation could not be executed due to the errors reported with this error message.
- DGM-16952: Configuration details cannot be determined by DGMGRL
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Cause: The broker configuration could not be found.
- DGM-16953: XML document is too long
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Cause: The length of the XML document exceeded the internal limit.
- DGM-16959: No response from broker server process
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Cause: No response was received from the broker server process (DMON).
- DGM-16960: Status not available
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Cause: The status could not be retrieved.
- DGM-16979: Unable to log in to the primary or standby database
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Cause: The username or password used by the observer to log in to the primary database and fast-start failover target standby database did not have valid SYSDBA or SYSDG credentials.
- DGM-16991: Two or more resources have the name "string"
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Cause: The named resource exists on more than one site.
- DGM-16999: Instance "string" was not found
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Cause: The named instance could not be found.
- DGM-17000: Two or more instances have the name "string"
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Cause: The named instance exists on more than one database.
- DGM-17007: Unsupported platform, observer cannot start
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Cause: The Observer was started on an operating system that does not support multi-threading.
- DGM-17009: New primary database "string" is opening...
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Cause: The Data Guard broker is opening the specified new primary database. The new primary database is ready to accept transactions once it is open.
- DGM-17016: failed to retrieve status for database "string"
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Cause: DGMGRL could not retrieve the StatusReport property from the given database and thus could not report the database status.
- DGM-17017: unable to determine configuration status
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Cause: The Data Guard broker could not execute a health check at the moment, so the configuration status could not be determined.
- DGM-17023: far sync instance "string" was not found
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Cause: A far sync instance with the given name was not found in the configuration.
- DGM-17025: member "string" was not found
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Cause: A member with the specified name was not found in the configuration.
- DGM-17032: Wildcard string not supported for this command
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Cause: The wildcard string was specified instead of an object name.
- DGM-17048: unable to open and lock the target file "string"
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Cause: The target file could not be opened or could not be locked for exclusive access.
- DGM-17049: unable to get the length of the target file "string"
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Cause: An attempt to get the length of the target file failed.
- DGM-17050: unable to allocate enough memory for file buffer
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Cause: An attempt to allocate enough memory for the file buffer failed.
- DGM-17051: unable to read the target file "string"
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Cause: An attempt to read the target file failed.
- DGM-17067: unable to retrieve the local host name
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Cause: An attempt to retrieve the local host name failed.
- DGM-17088: observer external ID "string" is invalid
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Cause: An invalid observer external ID was specified. A valid observer external ID should be 1, 2 or 3.
- DGM-17090: unable to connect to database: no memory
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Cause: Not enough memory was available for the attempted operation.
- DGM-17105: Invalid value specified for the TRACE_LEVEL option.
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Cause: An invalid value was specified for the TRACE_LEVEL option.
- DGM-17147: command not supported by the Oracle version running on database string
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Cause: The DGMGRL CLI command could not be completed because the CLI was connected to a database that was running an older version of Oracle.
- DGM-17148: Invalid value specified for the WAIT option.
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Cause: An invalid value was specified for the WAIT option.
- DGM-17152: invalid value "string" specified in file operation option
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Cause: An invalid valued was specified for the file operation option.
- DGM-17175: Failed to set session container to string.
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Cause: The DGMGRL CLI was unable to set the session container to the pluggable database identified in the error message text.
- DGM-17176: Unable to query PDB_PLUG_IN_VIOLATIONS.
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Cause: The DGMGRL CLI was unable to query the PDB_PLUG_IN_VIOLATIONS table.
- DGM-17290: Role change detected. This database may no longer be the primary database.
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Cause: A role change was performed to a standby database in this configuration.
- DGM-17295: Parameter "string" not updated.
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Cause: The specified parameter corresponds to a property managed by Data Guard broker on members prior to Oracle Database release 19c.
- DGM-17297: This command requires a bequeath connection to the database.
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Cause: The command failed because a bequeath connection was not created to the database. A bequeath connection is required because the database instance must be restarted.
- DGM-17298: The DIRECTORY-LOCATION parameter was not specified.
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Cause: The command failed because a DIRECTORY-LOCATION parameter was not specified and the database did not have a local archival destination established.
- DGM-17299: No local archival destinations are available.
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Cause: The command failed because there were no local archival destinations available. Local archival requires a LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST_n initialization parameter numbered 10 or lower.
- DGM-17300: The SIZE parameter was not specified.
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Cause: The command failed because the SIZE parameter was not specified when the DB_RECOVERY_FILE_DEST_SIZE initialization parameter was not set.
- DGM-17301: Server parameter (SPFILE) not in use for RAC database.
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Cause: The command failed because the database was a RAC database and and a server parameter file was not configured.
- DGM-17328: The DIRECTORY_LOCATION parameter must be specified to enable Flashback Database.
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Cause: The command failed because Flashback Database cannot be enabled if the DB_RECOVERY_FILE_DEST initialization parameter is not set.
- DGM-17379: Configuration "string" was not found.
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Cause: A configuration with the specified name was not found.
- DGM-17380: Option is missing, try the command again with at least one option.
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Cause: An option was not specified with the VALIDATE DATABASE STRICT command. There must be at least one option specified.
- DGM-17381: string string is disabled.
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Cause: The command could not be completed because the specified member was disabled.
- DGM-17408: Verification of successful migration requires apply services to be stopped.
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Cause: Verification of pluggable database migration to another container database from a physical standby database requires redo apply services to be stopped.
- DGM-17416: SECRET and KEYSTORE IDENTIFIED BY clauses are required.
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Cause: The pluggable database to migrate has TDE master keys. The keystore password of the destination's multitenant container database is required. A secret phrase and the keystore password of the destination's multitnent container database must be given.
- DGM-17445: Source pluggable database 'string' must be open in read/write mode for this operation.
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Cause: The source pluggable database was not open in read/write mode.
- DGM-17450: not protected
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Cause: The source pluggable database was not protected with an active target standby pluggable database.
- DGM-17465: Cannot remove configuration string.
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Cause: Configuration could not be removed since the primary database contained either an active source or a target Data Guard pluggable database.
- DGM-17474: Failed to stop redo transport services at database string.
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Cause: The operation completed successfully but the attempt to stop redo transport services failed.
- DGM-17479: invalid initialization parameter name "string" specified
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Cause: An invalid initialization parameter name was specified for the operation.
- DGM-17488: Warning: DGConnectIdentifer 'string' does not have the same translation on all members.
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Cause: The specified connect identifier did not translate to the same connect descriptor on all members.
- DGM-17507: The source and target container databases cannot be the same.
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Cause: The specified source and target multitenant container database (CDB) were the same name or same DBID.
- DGM-17515: The ASM alias of data file string is not in the expected location.
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Cause: In order to reuse the standby database data files during the migration of a pluggable database, the data file must not have an ASM alias, or its alias located in <DB_UNIQUE_NAME>/GUID of pluggable database/DATAFILE.
- DGM-17516: A multitenant container standby database in the Data Guard Broker configuration must be specified.
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Cause: The command did not specify the multitenant container standby database in the Data Guard Broker configuration as being the migration source or destination.
- DGM-17537: KEYFILE and SOURCE IDENTIFIED BY clauses are required.
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Cause: To migrate a pluggable database with TDE master keys from a standby database, the keys needs to be exported to a file and imported from the file at the destination's database. A key file path and the keystore password of the pluggable database to migrate must be given.
- DGM-17540: Environment does not support Data Guard per Pluggable Database.
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Cause: Data Guard per Pluggable Database command was attempted when the environment did not support it.