Rdfcom Messages - HP NonStop RDF J-series RVUs Management Manual

WITH SHARED ACCESS involving the specified table or index has completed. Each updater
stops when it reaches this record in the audit trail.
Effect All the updaters stop.
Recovery
on the RDF backup node that was originally done on the primary node. When this operation
has been performed, start the updaters using the START UPDATE command. If START
UPDATE command is issued before performing the operation, it will corrupt the database on
the RDF backup system.
CAUTION:
your backup. Otherwise, you will corrupt your database on the RDF backup system.

RDFCOM Messages

The following pages list all messages generated by RDFCOM. These messages appear on your
terminal screen during an RDFCOM session. Alternatively, they can be directed to another output
device or file through the OUT command, issued during an RDFCOM session or the OUT
parameter entered in the RDFCOM command that begins the session. The messages appear in
alphabetic order by message text.
$ character detected in the mapping string mapping-string in the MAPFILE
filename
mapping-string
is the erroneous mapping string specified in the mapfile.
filename
is the name of the updater mapfile specified in the updater configuration.
Cause
RDFCOM detected a $ character in the mapping string specified in the updater mapfile
when an ADD VOLUME, ALTER VOLUME, START RDF, START UPDATE, or VALIDATE
CONFIGURATION command was being executed.
Effect
The command fails.
Recovery
Allocation error error# on IMAGETRAIL volume-name
error#
is the file-system error number that identifies the specific error.
volume-name
is the image trail volume on which insufficient storage exists.
Cause
During execution of a START RDF command or a VALIDATE CONFIGURATION
command, RDFCOM determined that sufficient disk storage for image files did not exist in
each secondary image trail for at least one additional image file. As one of its validation checks
during processing of these commands, RDFCOM tries to create a temporary image file on the
IMAGETRAIL volume and then attempts to allocate all extents for it. This allocation failed for
the reason indicated by the file-system number error#.
Effect
The command fails.
Recovery
recovery actions for the file-system error. Correct the error indicated by error#. This might
necessitate altering the IMAGETRAIL configuration parameter to specify a new volume for
the secondary image trail. Then, reenter the START RDF or VALIDATE command.
ALTER Failed: error#
error#
is the file-system error number that identifies the specific error.
Cause
An ALTER command failed.
When all updaters have stopped, you must perform the same SQL DDL operation
You must not start the updaters until you have performed the DDL operation on
Correct the mapping string by removing the $ character, then reenter the command.
See the Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual for a description of and
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