TimesTen Error Messages

You attempted to duplicate from a store that is not in the ACTIVE state. A database that is in the STANDBY state for an active standby pair can be duplicated only from the active database.

Use the ttRepStateGet built-in procedure to check the replication state of the database. If it is not in the ACTIVE state, ensure that you are connected to the correct store and that the state of the database is set to ACTIVE by using the CALL ttRepStateSet('ACTIVE'); procedure. For more information on the ttRepStateGet and ttRepStateSet procedures, see ttRepStateGet and ttRepStateSet, respectively, in the Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Reference.

You attempted to duplicate from a store that is not in the ACTIVE state. A database that is in the STANDBY state for an active standby pair can be duplicated only from the active database.

Use the ttRepStateGet built-in procedure to check the replication state of the database. If it is not in the ACTIVE state, ensure that you are connected to the correct store and that the state of the database is set to ACTIVE by using the CALL ttRepStateSet('ACTIVE'); procedure. For more information on the ttRepStateGet and ttRepStateSet procedures, see ttRepStateGet and ttRepStateSet, respectively, in the Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Reference.

You attempted to duplicate from a store that is not in the ACTIVE state. A database that is in the STANDBY state for an active standby pair can be duplicated only from the active database.

Use the ttRepStateGet built-in procedure to check the replication state of the database. If it is not in the ACTIVE state, ensure that you are connected to the correct store and that the state of the database is set to ACTIVE by using the CALL ttRepStateSet('ACTIVE'); procedure. For more information on the ttRepStateGet and ttRepStateSet procedures, see ttRepStateGet and ttRepStateSet, respectively, in the Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Reference.