HP Process Resource Manager (PRM) manual PRM error messages, Prmmonitor error messages

G PRM error messages

This appendix lists all PRM error messages with cause and action text. The messages are grouped by command:

•prmmonitor—error messages starting at number 001

•prmconfig—error messages starting at number 200

•prmmove—error messages starting at number 401

•prmrun—error messages starting at number 601

•prmlist—error messages starting at number 802

•prmrecover—error messages starting at number 1000

•prmavail—error messages starting at number 1200

•prmanalyze—error messages starting at number 1501

•prmagt—error messages starting at number 1601

The error messages in this appendix contain the symbols: %s and %d. These symbols are placeholders that appear in the actual error messages as file, group, user, command, or application names, or as numbers.

prmmonitor error messages

001Message Interval and number of samples must be more than 0 and less than %d.

	Cause	Command arguments are invalid.
	Action	Specify positive integers as command arguments.
002	Message	PRM is not configured.
	Cause	PRM is not configured; there is nothing to monitor.
	Action	Configure and enable PRM (prmconfig -k -e or prmconfig -i -e)
		prior to running prmmonitor.
003	Message	PRM resource manager(s) disabled.
	Cause	Requested information for PRM when no managers were active, or requested
		information for a specific PRM manager that is not active.
	Action	Enable PRM (prmconfig -e) prior to running prmmonitor.

004Message The Resource argument may only be the keywords CPU, MEM, MRG, or <volume_group_name>.

Cause	The optional Resource argument provided is not a recognized keyword.
Action	Re-enter prmmonitor command and use CPU, MEM, or MRG for the resource
	argument. You can also specify a volume group.

147Message PRM Memory Resource Group (MRG) feature not included in this system.

Cause	In-kernel memory controls are not available on the system.
Action	Do not specify the MRG option for this command on systems where in-kernel
	memory controls are not available.
150 Message	Current Memory manager does not stop jobs.
Cause	In-kernel memory controls are not available on the system.
Action	Do not specify the STOPPED option for this command on systems where in-kernel
	memory controls are not available.

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