Compaq AA-Q88CE-TE manual RTR Utility Error Messages D-5

RTR Utility Error Messages

%RTR-F-DUPJOUFIL, Duplicate RTR journal file found - remove duplicate file or CREATE JOURNAL /SUPERSEDE

Explanation: A duplicate RTR journal file has been found. This status may be returned by the CREATE FACILITY and SHOW JOURNAL commands.

Probable cause:

System management error. A user has copied a journal file, or a disk containing a journal file. RTR can now see both the original and the copy and does not know which to use.

Corrective action, either:

(a)Check the log for the relevant filenames, and delete or move the duplicate journal file, or

(b)Reissue the CREATE JOURNAL /SUPERSEDE command (in this case any recovery information in the old journal is lost).

%RTR-E-DUPLPARTNAME, Duplicate partition name

Explanation: Duplicate partition argument.

%RTR-E-DUPLRMNAME, Duplicate rm partition name

Explanation: Duplicate partition argument.

%RTR-E-DUPNODNAM, Duplicate node name, [A]

Explanation: The node name list specified with the "/FRONTEND", "/ROUTER" or "/BACKEND" qualifiers on an "CREATE FACILITY" command contained the node name [A] more than once.

%RTR-E-EMPTYREQ, Request_info list is empty ...

Explanation: Empty list supplied to rtr_request_info.

%RTR-I-ENABMOD, [A] mode enabled

Explanation: Displays the name [A] of the mode that was enabled after issuing a "SET MODE" command.

%RTR-E-ENODNANAM, DECnet definition required, but not found for node [A]

Explanation: A node name was specified in a context that required a successful lookup for the DECnet address, but none was available. This can occur when DECnet is explicitly specified through use of a node name prefix ("dna."), or when DECnet is the only enabled network transport. Check the network node name database on the local node, and the network name server (DNS).

%RTR-E-ENOIPNAM, IP definition required, but no host definition found for [A]

Explanation: A host name was specified in a context that required a successful lookup for the IP address, but none was available. This can occur when TCP is explicitly specified through use of a node name prefix ("tcp."), or when IP networking is the only enabled network transport. Check the host name database on the local node, and the network name server (DNS).

%RTR-F-ENOTRANSPORTS, No network transports available

Explanation: No network transport are available. Most likely cause is the manipulation of the transport protocols allowed to RTR.

RTR Utility Error Messages D–5