Using the Logs Generated by the TimesTen Daemon
The TimesTen daemon and its subdaemons and agents generate error, warning, and informational messages. These messages may be useful for TimesTen system administration and for debugging applications.
By default, informational messages are stored in:
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A user error log that contains information you may need to be aware of, including actions you may need to take.
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A support log containing everything in the user error log plus information for use by TimesTen Customer Support.
See Error, Warning, and Informational Messages in the Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Operations Guide for information about configuring the logs, including their location and size.
All message categories are enabled by default, but you can also disable or explicitly enable the following categories of user error log messages for all databases or specified databases through options of the ttDaemonLog utility:
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ALL(default): For all messages -
CACHE: For messages from the cache agent, designated byCAC -
DAEMON: For messages from the main daemon and subdaemons -
DAEMONDBG: For additional information from the main daemon and subdaemons. -
REPLICATION: For messages from the replication agent, designated byREP -
SERVER: For messages from TimesTen Server.
See ttDaemonLog in Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database
Reference for information about ttDaemonLog options.
List of Log Entries
| Event ID | Message | Description |
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1 |
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Windows platform only. TimesTen server could not open
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2 |
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This message is informational only. |
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3 |
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This message is caused by the failure of the system call |
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4 |
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An internal error occurred.Make a note of any information necessary to reproduce the error and then contact customer support for assistance. |
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5 |
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This message is caused by the failure of the system call |
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6 |
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This message is informational only. Could be used to match the connects and disconnects by a TimesTen client application to/from a TimesTen server. |
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7 |
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Windows platform only. The TimesTen server could not open
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8 |
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Windows platform only. The TimesTen server could not read
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9 |
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This message is caused by the failure of the system call |
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10 |
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The TimesTen server communicates with TimesTen Data Manager daemon. Ensure that TimesTen Data Manager daemon/service is running. |
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11 |
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12 |
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This message is caused by the failure to create a shared memory segment for IPC. A log entry with |
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13 |
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This message is caused by the failure to attach to a shared memory segment for IPC. A log entry with |
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14 |
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This message is caused by the failure of a semaphore creation. A log entry with
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15 |
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This message implies that the TimesTen server has lost a TCP/IP socket connection to the TimesTen client ODBC driver (and hence the application) before the application closed the ODBC connection properly. This can happen only if the client application (or the thread that had the ODBC connection) exited without closing the ODBC connection. This message is generated only for a connection that uses a shared memory segment as the IPC mechanism. |
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16 |
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This message is informational only. Could be used to match the connects and disconnects by a TimesTen client application to/from a TimesTen server. |
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17 |
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This error is generated if |
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18 |
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TimesTen uses a pair of semaphores called |
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19 |
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TimesTen uses a pair of semaphores called |
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20 |
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There is not enough space left in the configured shared memory segment for IPC. This message generated only for a connection that uses a shared memory segment as the IPC mechanism. |
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21 |
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This message is caused by the failure to create a shared memory segment for IPC. A log entry with |
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25 |
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Windows platforms only. Call to |
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26 |
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On Linux or UNIX platforms the |
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27 |
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Failed to set a socket option of boolean type. Contact customer support for assistance. |
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32 |
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This message is caused by the failure of the system call |
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33 |
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This message is sent if the system call |
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34 |
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This message is caused by the failure of the system call |
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35 |
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This message is caused by a failure of the system call |
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36 |
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This message is informational only. |
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37 |
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There is a version mismatch between the TimesTen client and TimesTen server. |
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40 |
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An attempt was made to start the TimesTen server on a system where the same release of the TimesTen server is already running with the same port number. Each version of the TimesTen server of the same release must have a unique port number. |
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50 |
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This message is caused by the failure of the system call |
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57 |
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The communication setup between the main and child servers could not be set up properly. Contact customer support for assistance. |
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58 |
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The event logged just prior to this one has further details, if any. |
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59 |
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Operating system error. Make a note of the system error number and then contact your system administrator. |
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60 |
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Operating system error. Make a note of the system error number and then contact your system administrator. |
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61 |
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Contact customer support for assistance. |
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62 |
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This message means that the maximum number of clients are currently connected. See System Limits and Defaults in Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Reference. |
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67 |
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Note that sometimes the size is logged as zero if for some reason the TimesTen server cannot determine it at the time of logging. |
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68 |
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The server connection to a client application failed. Common causes are: - The client application exited without invoking the - The waiting time specified in the See Management of TimesTen Database Connections in Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database C Developer's Guide and TTC_Timeout in Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Reference. |
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69 |
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A SQL request caused a thread stack overflow. Try increasing the value for the
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70 |
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The specified value for the specified attribute is invalid. The message identifies the valid range for the specified attribute value. |
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71 |
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This message is informational only. |
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99 |
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Certain informational/error messages are logged with this event id. |