The messages in this chapter are generated by the Workload Management
Services (WMS) subsystem. The subsystem ID displayed by these messages
includes WMSVCS as the subsystem name.
20005
A network component error error-code has occurred. CEE Error Text: error-text Event Type: event-type Component Name: component-name Object Reference: object-reference
error-code
indicates the network component error number returned
by WMS.
error-text
is the message text that describes the network component
error.
event-type
indicates whether this event is a warning, an error,
a critical error, or an informational message.
component-name
indicates the name of the WMS component that reported
the event.
object-reference
indicates the reference of the object in which the
event occurred.
CauseAn error occurred in the transport layer.
EffectThe WMS server does not start or if the error occurs during
a session, an error code is generated by the transport layer.
RecoveryIf you cannot start WMS, check the event log for errors that
occurred. Correct the reported error conditions and retry. If this
error occurs during a session, close the current server session and
open a new one.
20007
A NonStop Process Service procedure-name generated error proc-error error detail proc-err-detail in function-name. Event Type: event-type Component: component Object Reference: object-reference
procedure-name
indicates the NonStop procedure name.
proc-error
indicates a file-system error.
proc-err-detail
indicates any additional error detail related to proc-error.
function-name
indicates the name of the function in which the error
occurred.
event-type
indicates whether this event is a warning, an error,
a critical error, or an informational message.
component
indicates the WMS component that reported the event.
object-reference
indicates the reference of the object in which the
event occurred.
CauseAn error occurred in the NonStop Process Services, which is
the component that includes the message system, process control facilities,
and timing facilities for WMS.
EffectDepends on the error condition.
RecoveryFor more detailed information, including recovery actions, see
the Guardian Procedure Errors and Messages Manual.
describes the event and includes one of these WMS
messages:
This informational message indicates that the system
is running above the configured global memory threshold and that some
queries are waiting to be executed:
WARNING:
CURRENT MEMORY USAGE IS nn% - QUERIES ARE
WAITING
This message provides details about why a query completed
abruptly:
The query was cancelled before
it could be submitted for execution.
OPERATION FAILED
An operation, such as a
SET SERVICE statement, failed.
UNKNOWN USER
WMS could not determine the
user who submitted the query.
WAIT QUERY CANCELED AND CONNECTION TERMINATED
WMS cancelled the query that was in the waiting state and terminated
the client connection.
UNKNOWN EXCEPTION exception-number
The query could not be executed because of an unknown
exception.
The exception-detail-text is one
of these descriptions:
Exception Detail Text
Description
UNKNOWN SERVICE
An unknown service name
was specified.
NO MORE GLOBAL RESOURCES
The query was cancelled
because WMS was performing memory recovery. Memory recovery occurs
when:
The average memory usage of the system is 85%.
No queries are executing.
All queries are in the waiting state.
QUERY CANCELED BY THE USER
The user explicitly
cancelled the query while it was in the waiting state.
MAX NUMBER OF QUERIES
WMS has reached its
limit on the maximum number of queries that can be managed.
SYSTEM IS ON HOLD
WMS is currently on hold,
and queries are rejected.
SERVICE IS ON HOLD
The service service-name is currently on hold. Therefore, WMS rejects
the query submitted to the service.
WMS IS NOT RUNNING
WMS is currently not
running.
WMS FILE SYSTEM ERROR
An internal system
error occurred while WMS was evaluating a request by the NDCS server
to execute a query.
GET SERVICE COMMAND IS NOT APPLICABLE WITHIN WMSOPEN-WMSCLOSE
GET SERVICE was issued after a WMSOPEN command was performed.
SET SERVICE COMMAND IS NOT APPLICABLE WITHIN WMSOPEN-WMSCLOSE
SET SERVICE was issued after a WMSOPEN command was performed.
WAITING QUERY TIMEOUT OCCURRED OR NDCS DIED
The time spent by the query in the waiting state exceeded the WAIT_TIMEOUT
threshold that was set for the service service-name, or the connection to the NDCS server was lost.
ERROR SETTING SERVICE DEFAULTS
An error
occurred when the SQL defaults were set for the service service-name.
VERSION MISMATCH BETWEEN NDCS AND WMS
The
versions of the NDCS servers and the WMS servers do not match.
UNKNOWN EXCEPTION DETAIL exception-detail
WMS could not determine the reason for the exception.
The query-state is one of these states:
Query State
Description
INIT
The query is in the initializing state.
WAITING
The query is in the waiting state.
EXECUTING
The query is in the executing
state.
HOLDING
The query is in the holding state.
COMPLETED
The query is in the completed
state.
UNKNOWN
The query is in an unknown state.
event-type
indicates whether this event is a warning, an error,
a critical error, or an informational message.
component
indicates the WMS component that reported the event.
object-reference
indicates the reference of the object in which the
event occurred.
CauseThe cause depends on the message reported by WMS.
EffectThe effect depends on the message reported by WMS.
RecoveryThe recovery action depends on the message reported by WMS.
20009
Memory allocation error in the function: function-name Event Type: event-type Component: component Object Reference: object-reference
function-name
indicates the name of the function in which the error
occurred.
event-type
indicates whether this event is a warning, an error,
a critical error, or an informational message.
component
indicates the WMS component that reported the event.
object-reference
indicates the reference of the object in which the
event occurred.
CauseA memory allocation error occurred in the specified function.
EffectThe component indicated in the error message might not be able
to continue. When reported as a warning, the component continues processing
in limited capacity. When reported as an error, the component terminates.
RecoveryFree up additional memory or swap space (or both) by stopping
applications or processes that are not required.
indicates the unique session ID generated by the SQL/MX
server at the time the connection is established.
function
indicates the WMS server function that is being traced.
sequence-number
indicates which part of the message you are viewing.
Messages too large for one message template are divided into smaller
messages. The sequence number is 0 for the first or only part of a
message and 1 for additional parts, if any.
function-input-parameters
is the list of input parameters to the function.
function-exit-parameters
is the list of output parameters from the function.
CauseA trace informational message was issued.
EffectNone.
RecoveryThis is an informational message only; no corrective action
is required.