RDF System Management Manual for J-series and H-series RVUs (RDF 1.10)

907
Backup process creation error nnn nnn, file filename
nnn nnn
are the error number and error detail returned by the PROCESS_CREATE_ system procedure.
filename
is the name of the program file that was to be executed.
Cause
The primary process of an RDF NonStop process pair encountered an error while attempting to
create its backup process. The error fields reported in the message are the error number and
error detail returned by the PROCESS_CREATE_ system procedure followed by the filename of
the program that was to be run.
This error will occur if one or more parameters in the configuration file are incorrect, if the
required processor is not running, or if there are insufficient resources.
Effect
The backup process is not started. The primary continues to run, but will be vulnerable to a CPU
failure. The primary will try to create its backup repeatedly until it succeeds.
Recovery
See the description of the PROCESS_CREATE_ procedure in the Guardian Procedure Calls
Reference Manual to determine the cause of the failure. Once the underlying cause is corrected,
the backup process can be created.
908
A file is prepared for SQL DDL operation
Cause
You have completed an SQL DDL operation WITH SHARED ACCESS for a file on your primary
system, and all updaters have processed the required audit. It is now safe for you to execute the
same DDL operation on the backup database. To obtain the name of the source file involved in
the operation on the primary system, look for the last RDF 733 event, which lists the name of
the file.
Effect
You must execute the DDL operation on the backup database before you restart the updaters.
Recovery
This is an informational message; no recovery is required.
909
Trigger CPUs for trigger-type trigger are unavailable
trigger-type
is the trigger type, REVERSE or TAKEOVER.
Cause
Neither the primary nor alternate CPUs for the configured trigger are available.
Effect
The trigger is started in an alternate CPU.
Recovery
This is an informational message; no recovery is required.
910
Update stopped as a result of a STOP UPDATE command
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