9 Event Error and Warning Messages

This chapter lists the cause and recommended action for error and warning messages generated by Oracle GoldenGate for HP NonStop on the Guardian platform.

GGS-EVT-STARTUP-PARAM—101
Cause: Issued when an unrecognized, invalid, or missing parameter is encountered during program startup.
Action: Correct the parameter file (the process IN file) and restart.
GGS-EVT-AUDIT-MISSING—102
Cause: A TMF audit trail required by Extract is unavailable. Possibly the necessary audit was purged by TMF. If the audit file exists on tape, this can occur when specifying NORESTORE. Retrieval of data within the specified time period may not be possible.
Action: Examine the error message for more details. If NORESTORE was specified in the parameter file, and the missing file is on tape, consider eliminating this parameter. If the audit cannot be located either on disk or tape, other means of data extraction will be required for the given time period.

Tokens:

GGS-TKN-AUDIT-FILE 
GGS-EVT-FILE—103
Cause: A Guardian file error was encountered during an operation on the file or process.
Action: Examine the Guardian error number to determine the exact nature of the error. Attempt to correct the error. In some instances, errors are automatically retried if corrected within a short period of time.

Tokens:

GGS-TKN-FILE 
GGS-TKN-GUARDIAN-ERR 
GGS-EVT-AUDIT-READ—104
Cause: Issued when an error is encountered while reading a TMF audit trail. This error is generally returned under unusual circumstances.
Action: Examine the audit error code. A -900, may indicate a problem restoring the tape (the restore may not have completed). If a FILEINFO on the restored audit trail indicates ?, refer to SNOOP documentation to turn the corrupt flag off. Restart if necessary. If the problem persists, contact Oracle GoldenGate Support.

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GGS-TKN-AUDIT-FILE 
GGS-TKN-AR-ERR 
GGS-EVT-MEM-ALLOC—105
Cause: Issued due to an internal problem allocating memory.
Action: Restart the program. If the problem persists, contact Oracle GoldenGate.
GGS-EVT-SPI-PROCESS—107
Cause: An internal problem with an SPI procedure call or a problem starting a process. This error can also occur when the Audserv program is improperly secured. To secure Audserv, issue:
> LOGON SUPER.SUPER 
- FUP 
- GIVE AUDSERV, SUPER.SUPER 
- SECURE AUDSERV, "NUNU", PROGID 
- LICENSE (AUDSERV, TMFARUL2) 
- EXIT 
Action: Note error message and contact Oracle GoldenGate. If the problem is starting a TMFSERVE process, it may be necessary to FUP LICENSE TMFSERVE.

Tokens:

GGS-TKN-FILE (optional) 
GGS-TKN-GUARDIAN-ERR (optional) 
GGS-EVT-SQL—109
Cause: An error was encountered during an SQL operation.
Action: Dependent on the type of error. If the error occurred during a replicated operation, error detail can be found in the Replicat discard file.
GGS-EVT-ABEND-RECOVERY—110
Cause: After restarting after a process ABEND, Extract encountered out-of-sync data since the last successful checkpoint. A TABLE or FILE entry has likely been added in the Extract parameter file since the last run, or a table catalog definition has changed.
Action: After an ABEND, the parameter file must be exactly the same as during the prior run. Restore the parameter file to its prior state. Otherwise, resetting checkpoints (using GGSCI) may be required (review the situation carefully before doing so).
GGS-EVT-EXTRACT-FILE—112
Cause: An error was encountered while processing a file in the Oracle GoldenGate trail. View the message in the event file for more information.
Action: Recovery depends on the error message. If this is a file error (such as a security violation), correct the problem and restart the process.
GGS-EVT-GROUP-DU—113
Cause: Another process is already running with the checkpoint group indicated in the parameter file. This problem is often caused by mistakenly running the same job twice simultaneously.
Action: If the name of the Extract or Replicat parameter is incorrect, fix it. Otherwise, no recovery required.
GGS-EVT-MAXFILES—115
Cause: The maximum files for an EXTTRAIL was reached during Extract processing.
Action: Dependent on the situation. Possibilities include renaming or purging the oldest EXTTRAIL files, or increasing the MAXFILES option of the EXTTRAIL parameter using the GGSCI program. After taking one of these actions, restart the Extract program.

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GGS-TKN-FILE 
GGS-EVT-AUDIT-SERVER—116
Cause: Extract could not communicate with an Audserv process. The Audserv process may have been mistakenly stopped.
Action: Restart the Extract program. If the problem persists, contact Oracle Support.
GGS-EVT-USER-EXIT—117
Cause: A logic error probably exists when a user exit routine converts data to another format.
Action: Correct the application logic and rebind the user exit.
GGS-EVT-RMT-FILE—118
Cause: A file error was encountered on a remote system while writing Extract data to disk.
Action: Correct the problem and restart the program.

Tokens:

GGS-TKN-RMT-FILE 
GGS-EVT-REP-NEW-COLUMN-ERR—119
Cause: Replicat encountered an SQL error delivering an ADD COLUMN statement on a target table.
Action: Correct the problem and restart Replicat.

Tokens:

GGS-TKN-FILE 
GGS-TKN-SQL-ERR 
GGS-TKN-GUARDIAN-ERR 
GGS-EVT-WRONG-VERSION—120
Cause: The version of Oracle GoldenGate is incompatible with the current operating system.
Action: Install the correct version of Oracle GoldenGate.
GGS-EVT-MGR-CHILD-EXISTS—122
Cause: The Manager child process was not stopped.
Action: This is usually a warning message, but if this is a irrecoverable error, examine the error message to determine the exact nature of the error (such a security violation). Attempt to correct the error.
GGS-EVT-TCPIP—150
Cause: A TCP/IP error occurred while attempting to write Extract data to a remote system.
Action: If the error is "Connection Refused," start an Extract Collector process on the remote system. Also, check the RMTHOST and PORT parameters to make sure they match the Collector startup parameters. TCP/IP errors are frequently retried automatically for a period of time. For more information see TCPIPSWTICHERRS on "TCPIPSWITCHERRS".

Tokens:

GGS-TKN-RMT-HOST 
GGS-TKN-TCP-PORT 
GGS-TKN-TCP-ERR 
GGS-EVT-SYNC-DUPPROC-ABEND—160
Cause: Syncfile abended.
Action: Examine the error message to determine the exact nature of the error. Attempt to correct the error.
GGS-EVT-EXT-ABEND—190
Cause: The Extract process is ending abnormally.
Action: Examine the previous error messages and the Extract report file to determine the exact cause.
GGS-EVT-REP-ABEND—191
Cause: The Replicat process is ending abnormally.
Action: Examine the previous error messages and the Replicat report file to determine the exact cause.
GGS-EVT-MGR-ABEND—192
Cause: The Manager process is ending abnormally.
Action: Examine the previous error messages in the log in order to determine the exact cause.
GGS-EVT-SERVER-ABEND—193
Cause: Collector abended.
Action: Examine the error message to determine the exact nature of the error. Attempt to correct the error.
GGS-EVT-SYNC-ABEND—194
Cause: Syncfile abended.
Action: Examine the error message to determine the exact nature of the error. Attempt to correct the error.
GGS-EVT-TMF-ERROR—195
Cause: Error occurred during the ENDTRANSACTION command to TMF.
Action: Examine the error message to determine the exact nature of the error. Attempt to correct the error. Contact Oracle GoldenGate Support if necessary.
GGS-EVT-FILE-ALTER—200
Cause: The program encountered a FILE ALTER record in the audit trail affecting one of the files designated for extraction. The exact nature of what changed about the file is impossible to determine from this message.
Action: If an extracted file or table definition was changed before all related audit was processed, you may need to re-synchronize data. If audit was turned off in the table or file, it is possible that updates to the table are not extracted. This message can also occur when changes that are not critical to extract are encountered.

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GGS-TKN-FILE 
GGS-EVT-AUDIT-COMPRESSED—204
Cause: The record encountered in the audit trail is compressed and missing a required column. This column may have been used in a MAP WHERE clause. The record is discarded.
Action: Examine the compressed image in the discard file. The recovery is application-dependent.

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GGS-TKN-FILE 
GGS-EVT-NO-CONTEXT-REC—207
Cause: The checkpoint database is out-of-sync.
Action: Contact Oracle GoldenGate.
GGS-EVT-RECORD-VERSION—208
Cause: The record encountered in the audit trails is out of synchronization with the current version of the SQL table. Changed data is not output because the versions are different.
Action: Manual re-synchronization (such as reload) may be required.

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GGS-TKN-FILE 
GGS-EVT-DUP-ERROR—209
Cause: The Manager process could not FUP DUP an audit trail to a backup volume.
Action: Free up disk space or specify a different ALTLOC option in the GGSCI ADD ATCONFIG command.
GGS-EVT-FILE-NO-AUDIT—210
Cause: The file or table is not audited. For Extract, this means that data could be missing (if capturing changes from the audit trail). For Replicat, this means that replicated operations to the file or table will occur without TMF protection.
Action: Use FUP or SQLCI to turn audit on the file or table. Data may be missing, if so, other means of data extract and replication may be required. There can also be legitimate reasons for temporarily turning audit off.

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GGS-TKN-FILE 
GGS-EVT-TAPE-RESTORE-NOW—211
Cause: An audit dump needs to be restored from tape in order for Extract to continue processing.
Action: Follow the instructions (displayed by SNOOP) on the operator console for restoring the tape.

Tokens:

GGS-TKN-AUDIT-FILE 
GGS-EVT-TAPE-RESTORE—212
Cause: At some point, the specified audit file will need to be restored from tape. This message is issued at startup so that tapes can be restored before needed, enabling faster and more reliable processing.
Action: None.

Tokens:

GGS-TKN-AUDIT-FILE 
GGS-EVT-FETCH-RECORD—213
Cause: Extract encountered a compressed update record, attempted to retrieve the entire record from the file or table and it no longer exists.
Action: This is generally a tolerable condition that occurs when an update to a database record is followed by a delete.
GGS-EVT-TRANS-ABORTED—220
Cause: An error occurred while Replicat was executing REPERROR, TRANSABORT.
Action: Examine the error message to determine the exact nature of the error. Attempt to correct the error.
GGS-EVT-MISSING-TRANS-BEGIN—221
Cause: Replicat cannot process the current transaction in the Extract file because the beginning of the transaction is missing. Processing resumes at the next transaction. Possibly, a previous Extract file was purged.
Action: Examine the discard file for the rejected data and use manual procedures to recover the data.
GGS-EVT-MAPPING-PROBLEM—222
Cause: A problem was encountered while mapping a source record to a target format. Usually this means that the source record has unexpected or incorrect data in it. The record is discarded. Depending on how error handling is configured in the parameter file, the process continues, aborts the transaction, or abends. See the Replicat REPERROR parameter.
Action: Examine the discard record to determine what may have caused the mapping problem. Use manual procedures to extract or replicate the necessary data, or alter the mapping specification and restart.

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GGS-TKN-SRC-FILE 
GGS-TKN-DST-FILE 
GGS-EVT-ROLLOVER—224
Cause: Extract closed a file in an EXTTRAIL sequence and opened the next one.
Action: If this message is highlighted, take action before the next rollover to ensure that Extract processing continues smoothly. The oldest file in the sequence will need to be renamed or purged (use caution).

Tokens:

GGS-TKN-FILE 
GGS-EVT-PURGE-EXTRACT—226
Cause: The Manager process purged an Extract file that is no longer required by any Replicat processes.
Action: None required. Informational.

Tokens:

GGS-TKN-FILE 
GGS-EVT-PURGE-LOG—229
Cause: The Manager process recycled the oldest Logger trail file to make room for new log records.
Action: None required. Informational.

Tokens:

GGS-TKN-LOG-FILE 
GGS-EVT-CREATE-LOG-FAILED—230
Cause: GGSCI or Manager failed to create a Logger trail file. This error can be caused by not enough disk space on a volume or de-allocated space in the trail files.
Action: This error is critical. To avoid it, do not deallocate unused extents in the Logger trail files. Log file space is pre-allocated to ensure availability when needed. Also, try purging other files in the system to make room for the newest log files. Reconfigure LOG space to use smaller extent sizes.

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GGS-TKN-LOG-FILE 
GGS-TKN-GUARDIAN-ERR 
GGS-EVT-MGR-STOPPED—231
Cause: The Manager process stopped gracefully, as requested using GGSCI. Manager operations are critical to logging and other functions, so should be restarted within a reasonable time frame, assuming other Oracle GoldenGate operations are continuing.
Action: None required. Informational.
GGS-EVT-NO-UPDATE-COLUMNS—232
Cause: No columns are specified for update in the MAP statement. Typically the data source is not a NonStop source, and has bad records
Action: Check the remote Extract parameter file and TRANDATA for primary key logging.
GGS-EVT-ABNORMAL-STOP—233
Cause: The user entered a STOP command from GGSCI using FORCESTOP.
Action: Information only.
GGS-EVT-SYNC-DUP-FILESET-ERR—252
Cause: The Syncfile program statistics are reporting errors. The message may be similar to:
GGS WARNING 252 Syncfile errors/warnings duplicating $data02.tssparm.* to $data01.tssparm.* (total=34, excluded=0, modified=34, attempted=34, failed=15).  
Action: Warning only.
GGS-EVT-SYNC-DUP-FILE-ERR—253
Cause: Syncfile failed to duplicate the file.
Action: Warning. Make sure the file is available or named correctly. Re-run Syncfile if necessary.
GGS-EVT-COLL-OPEN-FILE-ERR—261
Cause: A file error was encountered during an open of a file by the Collector.
Action: Examine the error number to determine the exact nature of the error (for example, a security violation or disk is full). Attempt to correct the error and restart Extract on the source system.
GGS-EVT-COLL-IO-ERR—262
Cause: Collector attempted to position in a disc file after EOF.
Action: Extract will try to re-send the data. If the problem continues Extract abends and re-starts. If Extract exceeds the maximum restarts and the problem remains, delete the Extract and Replicat processes and re-add them.
GGS-EVT-REP-WAIT-CANCELLED—280
Cause: The user requested, through GGSCI, to cancel waiting on a file event in Replicat (negating the WAITFILEEVENT parameter).
Action: None. Used to trace processing activity.
GGS-EVT-REP-WAIT-CRITICAL—281
Cause: Replicat has been waiting a significant amount of time for a file event (such as a RENAME or DUP) to occur.
Action: Waiting for a file event holds up Replicat processing. You can cancel the wait using the SEND REPLICAT group_name, BYPASSFILEEVENT GGSCI command. Deciding to cancel a wait is an application-specific issue and should be considered carefully.
GGS-EVT-PROCESSED-MARKER—300
Cause: An audit marker record created by GGSCI was processed by Extract or Replicat.
Action: None. Markers are used to mark application-specific points of interest within the audit trails. See discussions of markers elsewhere in this manual for more information.
GGS-EVT-USER-CMD—301
Cause: A command was received by the Extract or Replicat process.
Action: None. Used to trace processing activity.
GGS-EVT-REP-STARTED—302
Cause: The Replicat process started.
Action: None. Used to trace processing activity.
GGS-EVT-EXT-STARTED—303
Cause: The Extract process started.
Action: None. Used to trace processing activity.
GGS-EVT-FILE-ERR-RECOVERED—304
Cause: A file operation that previously encountered an error was retried successfully.
Action: None. Indicates that processing has resumed normally after problem correction.

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GGS-TKN-FILE 
GGS-EVT-TCP-ERR-RECOVERED—305
Cause: A TCP/IP operation that previously encountered an error was retried successfully.
Action: None. Indicates that processing has resumed normally after problem correction.

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GGS-TKN-RMT-HOST 
GGS-TKN-TCP-PORT 
GGS-EVT-EXT-STOP-NORMAL—306
Cause: Extract processing terminated normally.
Action: None. Used to trace processing activity.
GGS-EVT-EXT-STOP-USER—307
Cause: Extract processing was terminated from GGSCI by a user.
Action: None. Used to trace processing activity.
GGS-EVT-REP-STOP-NORMAL—308
Cause: Replicat processing terminated normally.
Action: None. Used to trace processing activity.
GGS-EVT-REP-STOP-USER—309
Cause: Replicat processing was terminated from GGSCI by a user.
Action: None. Used to trace processing activity.
GGS-EVT-MGR-PROCESS-RUNNING—310
Cause: The Manager process is reporting that a process is alive.
Action: None. Used to trace processing activity.
GGS-EVT-MGR-PROCESS-DOWN-OK—311
Cause: The Manager process is reporting that a process terminated normally and is down. The message is marked as critical when the DOWNCRITICAL Manager parameter is specified.
Action: If this message is highlighted, restarting the process may be required. Otherwise no recovery action necessary.
GGS-EVT-MGR-PROCESS-ABENDED—312
Cause: The Manager process is reporting that a process abended.
Action: Investigate the reason for the abend, fix the problem and restart the program.
GGS-EVT-MGR-STARTED—313
Cause: The Manager process started.
Action: None. Used to trace processing activity.
GGS-EVT-MGR-MADE-AUDIT-COPY—314
Cause: The Manager process made a backup copy of an audit trail file.
Action: None. Informational.

Tokens:

GGS-TKN-AUDIT-FILE 
GGS-EVT-MGR-PURGED-AUDIT-COPY—315
Cause: The Manager process purged a backup copy of an audit trail file, probably to make room for a new copy.
Action: None. Informational.

Tokens:

GGS-TKN-AUDIT-FILE 
GGS-EVT-MGR-AT-THRESHOLD—316
Cause: Manager detected that an audit trail file required by Extract is in danger of being deleted by TMF. The PCT LEFT indicates the amount of audit remaining before TMF purges data that Extract has not yet processed. For example, if the percent left is 20, 80 percent of audit remains to be processed.
Action: If Extract is down, start it. Otherwise, consider increasing priority for the Extract and Audserv processes.

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GGS-TKN-AUDIT-FILE 
GGS-TKN-AT-PCT 
GGS-EVT-MGR-AT-DISK-THRESHOLD—317
Cause: Manager detected that audit on disk that is required by Extract is in danger of being deleted by TMF. The PCT LEFT figure indicates the amount of audit remaining before TMF purges data that Extract has not yet processed. For example, if the percentage left is 20, 80 percent of all audit currently on disk remains to be processed.
Action: If Extract is down, start it. Otherwise, consider increasing priority for the Extract and Audserv processes. Extract will request a tape restore if an audit dump is available.

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GGS-TKN-AUDIT-FILE 
GGS-TKN-AT-DISK-PCT 
GGS-EVT-CREATE-LOG—318
Cause: Manager or GGSCI created a new log file for Logger.
Action: None required. Informational.

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GGS-TKN-LOG-FILE 
GGS-EVT-MGR-LOG-THRESHOLD—319
Cause: Manager is reporting that a Replicat or Extract process is falling a significant amount of log files behind the current file. If this problem persists, the Replicat or Extract process is in danger of losing data it needs to process since log data is eventually recycled. The message is reported only when LOGFILESBEHIND or LOGFILESBEHINDINFO is set.
Action: Boost the priority of the Replicat or Extract process that is falling behind to let it catch up. You may also want to increase the NUMFILES parameter in the LOGPARM file, then use GGSCI ALTER LOGGER to increase the amount of available log space.

Tokens:

GGS-TKN-LOG-FILE 
GGS-TKN-FILES-BEHIND 
GGS-TKN-GROUP 
GGS-EVT-MGR-RESTARTED-PROCESS—320
Cause: Manager is restarting a Logger, Extract or Replicat process that abended, was stopped from TACL, or went down for some other re-tryable reason.
Action: None required. Informational.

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GGS-TKN-GROUP 
GGS-EVT-MGR-LAG-THRESHOLD—321
Cause: Generated by Manager whenever LAGINFO or LAGCRITICAL has been specified and the lag for the process exceeds the configured threshold. This message warns that a problem may exist in the system.
Action: Investigate possible performance problems (such as process running at low priority, or a faulty network).
GGS-EVT-REP-NEW-COLUMN—330
Cause: Generated when Replicat replicates an ADD COLUMN statement to the target database.
Action: None. Used to trace processing activity.
GGS-EVT-MGR-SLAVE—332
Cause: A Manager reported error originating in the slave Manager process.
Action: None. Used to trace processing activity.
GGS-EVT-MGR-CHILD—333
Cause: A Manager reported error originating in a child process.
Action: None. Used to trace processing activity.
GGS-EVT-CHILD-ADDEDEXISTING—340
Cause: When Manager restarts it puts out an informational message indicating that it found an existing Replicat, Extract, or synchronization process running and will track it.
Action: None. Used to trace processing activity.
GGS-EVT-CHILD-NOTADDED—341
Cause: A Manager reported error when a child process cannot be added to the child table.
Action: None. Used to trace processing activity.
GGS-EVT-NONSTOP—350
Cause: Errors related to NonStop processing such as start back up, takeover checkpoint errors, etc.
Action: None. Used to trace processing activity.
GGS-EVT-CPUUP—353
Cause: Manager is reporting CPU recovery messages to EMS/log file for reference.
Action: None. Information only.
GGS-EVT-SYNC-STARTED—360
Cause: Indicates Syncfile has started.
Action: None. Informational only.
GGS-EVT-SYNC-STOP-USER—361
Cause: Syncfile was stopped by the user, via GGSCI.
Action: None. Information only.
GGS-EVT-COLL-OPENING-FILE—370
Cause: Indicates that a Collector opened a file.
Action: None. Used to trace processing activity.
GGS-EVT-COLL-CLOSING-FILE—371
Cause: Indicates that a Collector closed a file.
Action: None. Used to trace processing activity.
GGS-EVT-COLL-TERMINATING—372
Cause: Indicates that a Collector is terminating normally (due to Extract stopping).
Action: None. Used to trace processing activity.
GGS-EVT-COLL-LISTENING—373
Cause: Indicates that a Collector has been started and is waiting for incoming requests.
Action: None. Used to trace processing activity.
GGS-EVT-REP-WAIT-FEVENT—380
Cause: Signals that Replicat is waiting on a file event such as RENAME or DUP to occur against a specific file. Replicat suspends processing until the event has completed or been cancelled through GGSCI.
Action: None. Used to trace processing activity.
GGS-EVT-REP-WAIT-COMPLETED—381
Cause: Signals that a file event on which Replicat was waiting completed, and that Replicat will resume processing other transactions.
Action: None. Used to trace processing activity.
GGS-EVT-OPENED-SOURCE-FILE—382
Cause: Issued by Extract when it opens a file that is not an Oracle GoldenGate trail or Logger trail file.
Action: None. Used to trace processing activity.
GGS-EVT-CLOSED-SOURCE-FILE—383
Cause: Issued by Extract when it closes a file that is not an Oracle GoldenGate trail.
Action: None. Used to trace processing activity.
GGS-EVT-GROUPLIST—384
Cause: Manager has filled its internal table of checkpoint groups and produced the error messaging:
*ERROR* group_list table limit reached. 
Action: Stop and re-start Manager. If the problem continues, you have reached the maximum number of groups, which is 200.
GGS-EVT-TASK—385
Cause: Indicates there are messages from an Extract or Replicat task.
Action: None. Informational only.
GGS-EVT-CHKPT-REC-DELETED—386
Cause: Result from a GGSCI CLEANUP command.
Action: None. Informational only.
GGS-EVT-EXTTRAIL-POS—387
Cause: Indicates if Extract and/or Replicat are started after a specified begin time. Message can be informational, if records are available to use for positioning, or a warning, if records are not available.
Action: None. Informational only.

Informational:

GGS INGO 387 Positioning for Begin time search, using \NODE.$VOL.SUBVOL.AA000001. 

Warning:

GGS WARNING 387 No data found in exttrail/logtrail for Begin time search, using \NODE.$VOL.SUBVOL.AA00009. 
GGS-EVT-CHKPT-REC-CORRUPT—389
Cause: RESTARTCHECKPOINTS checkpoint metadata is no longer valid. See the error detail in the message for more detail.
Action: Correct the issue or delete the Extract group and re-add it.
XR-FILE-ERR—500
Cause: This is an internal error code returned from the module that reads Oracle GoldenGate trails and does direct reads on user data files.
Action: XXXXX_NO_ACTION_or_"RECOVERY"_TEXT
XR-LOGIC-ERROR—514
Cause: Extract received an unexpected reply code from Replicat during direct load and generates the message:
Invalid reply code received. 
Action: Examine the error message to determine the exact nature of the error.
GGS-EVT-LOGR-FILE-ERR—1000
Cause: Logger experienced a Guardian file error. Message text describes exact problem.
Action: Fix error and restart Logger. Resynchronization may be required.
GGS-EVT-LOGR-SHUTDOWN-RQST—1008
Cause: Logger received a shutdown request from GGSCI.
Action: None required. Informational.
GGS-EVT-LOGR-SHUTDOWN-COMPLETE—1009
Cause: Logger completed a shutdown request from GGSCI.
Action: None required. Informational.
GGS-EVT-LOGR-ABEND—1010
Cause: Logger abended for reasons provided in another error message.
Action: Manager may restart Logger in this situation depending on the reason Logger abended. Recovery depends on the conditions that caused Logger to abend.
GGS-EVT-LOGR-STARTED—1011
Cause: Logger startup message.
Action: None required. Informational.
WRN-FILTER-NOT-PASSED—1280
Cause: Replicat issues a warning that a filter did not pass the evaluation test for a record. This error may also generate other associated messages.
Action: Examine the FILTER clauses in the Replicat parameter file. Also examine the REPERROR parameter.
GGS-EVT-POOL-CREATE-ERR—1500
Cause: Memory allocation problems.
Action: Contact Oracle GoldenGate Support.
GGS-EVT-LOGR-LOGCONF-ERR—1600
Cause: The LOGCONF file may have been purged from configuration.
Action: Contact Oracle Support.
GGS-EVT-LOGR-TRAIL-OPEN—1800
Cause: Logger opened the next log file in the log trail.
Action: None required. Informational.
GGS-EVT-LOGR-TRAIL-SWITCH—1801
Cause: Logger will open the next log file in the log trail by request.
Action: None required. Informational.
GGS-EVT-LOGR-LOGGING-DISABLED—1802
Cause: Logger disabled logging by request.
Action: None required. Informational.
GGS-EVT-LOGR-LOGGING-ENABLED—1803
Cause: Logger enabled logging by request.
Action: None required. Informational.
GGS-EVT-INTERCEPT-NOTBOUND—2000
Cause: An application that opens a non-audited file for update access does not have the Oracle GoldenGate intercept library bound to it.
Action: Bind the Oracle GoldenGate intercept library to the application.
ECONNABORTED—4119
Cause: A connection was closed by the internal software on your host computer.
Action: Close the socket. Reestablish the connection using the socket, bind, and connect calls. If the problem persists, contact your Tandem representative.
ECONNREFUSED—4127
Cause: The connect call failed because the remote host rejected the connection request. This error usually results from an attempt to connect to a service that is inactive on the remote host.
Action: Start the server on the remote host. Close the local socket. Reestablish the connection using the socket, bind, and connect calls.
ECONNRESET—4120
Cause: The connect call failed because the peer process reset the connection before the operation completed.
Action: Close the local socket. Reestablish the connection using the socket, bind, and connect calls.
ENETDOWN—4116
Cause: The call failed because the operation encountered a down network.
Action: Contact the network Manager.
ENETRESET—4118
Cause: The call failed, and all connections to the specified remote host were closed. The network dropped connection because of reset. The host you were connected to crashed and rebooted.
Action: Close the sockets using the close call. Reestablish the connections using the socket, bind, connect, and accept calls; then retry the call.
ENOTCONN—4123
Cause: The call failed because the specified socket was not connected.
Action: Ensure that the socket is connected, then retry the operation.
EPIPE—4032
Cause: The call failed because a write or send call was attempted on a local socket that had been previously closed with the shutdown call.
Action: Reestablish the connection using the socket, bind, and connect calls. Retry the write or send call.
ESHUTDOWN—4124
Cause: The call failed because the specified socket was already shut down.
Action: Reopen the remote socket using the open, bind, and accept calls. Re-establish the connection, if desired, with a call to connect or connect_nw.
ETIMEDOUT—4126
Cause: The connection timed out before the operation completed. The call failed.
Action: Close the local socket. Rebuild the local socket using the socket and bind calls. Call connect or connect_nw to reestablish the connection.