G06.26 ReadMe

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G06.26 README

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o Backup/Restore (T9074)

Solution 10-050308-5394

After a new disk is added to the system and not started, an SCF

VOLUMEMODE RESTORE command issued on the disk results in the disk

being renamed $0 after the restore operation finishes. This makes

the disk unusable.

Recovery

Use the SCF RENAME $logicaldevicenumber, $diskname command to rename

the disk. Then, start the disk using the SCF START DISK $diskname

command.

Workaround

After a new disk is added to the system, start the disk using the

SCF START DISK $diskname command. Then, stop the disk using the SCF

STOP DISK $diskname command followed by an SCF VOLUMEMODE RESTORE

command on the disk.

o DP2 (T9053)

Solution 10-050107-3369

A %5100 CPU halt will result When recovering from an online dump

using the MAP Names option to a different file that already exists

with different attributes (e.g., RECOVER FILES file1, FROMARCHIVE,

MAP NAMES file2), when file2 already exists with different

attributes (record length) from file1.

Recovery

Reload the CPUs. Purge the file given in the MAP NAMES option that

exists with different attributes from the orginal file.

Workaround

None.

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Page 1 of 10 G06.26 README Copyright (C) 2005 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. Protected as an unpublished work. All rights reserved. The computer program listings, specifications, and documentation herein are the property of Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. or a third-party supplier and shall not be reproduced, copied, disclosed, or used in whole or in part for any reason without the prior express written permission of Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.
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Page 2 of 10 o FUP (T6553) Solution 10-041123-2122 FUP displays TYPE 0, LENGTH 0 for the primary key columns of a SQLMX table. These values are default values since such information is not stored in the object label. Recovery None. Workaround The information can be obtained from the SQLMX Metadata using the column number of the primary key columns.
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Page 3 of 10 None. However, Ignore the error message. The command wil have successfully completed even though it generates this error. Workaround None. o Measure (T9086) Solution 10-040810-8690 The Measfh process will abend with Trap %2 if primary and secondary extents are specified as 1024 or greater. Recovery None. Workaround Start a measurement with primary and secondary extents of less than 1024.
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Page 4 of 10 o OSM Service Connection Suite (T0682) Solution 10-050304-5301 No alarm is generated on the external disk for incorrectly configurated SNDAs; for example, an external disk configured through SNDA adapters that have been configured on X-fabric (Slots 51 & 53) or Y-fabric (Slots 52 & 54). Recovery None. Workaround Insert the SNDA adapters such that primary and backup controllers are on different ServerNet fabrics (X and Y).
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Page 5 of 10 1. VDP catalog files are dumped and the VDP is deleted 2. A VDP with the same name is created and the catalog files are recovered only the ANT catalog location is updated when using the SMFIXUP USECATALOG command. A %4072 CPU halt will occur when starting the VDP in noisy mode. Recovery Reload the halted CPU. Workaround Do a TMFCOM RECOVERY of all the VDP catalog files.
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Page 6 of 10 o SQL/MP for TNS/R C (T0252) Solution 10-040409-4920 In an OSS environment, compilation of C programs embedded with SQL statements might terminate abruptly. See the following: /tmp: /usr/bin/c89 -Wsql -o testa001.exe testa001.c Compilation terminated. c89: /usr/lib/sqlcfe exited, returning 4. If the program source is compiled with the listing option, the listing file produced will have the following error 50.
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Page 7 of 10 o TCP/IP TELSRV (T9553) Solution 10-040630-7472 Under the following conditions, TELSERV may display garbled characters: 1. TELSERV is running on a 2. A terminal is opened in 3. On the same terminal, a for the TELSERV process Conventional TCP/IP stack. Tandem emulation mode. static window is configured through SCF with the CALLER6 attribute. Recovery Switch the terminal from Tandem emulation to VT100 and back to Tandem emulation. Workaround None.
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Page 8 of 10 o TELSRV (T9553) Solution 10-041103-1376 Under the following conditions: 1. TELSRV is started with param ZTNT^SERVICECHOICE^ECHO set to NO 2. A service is configured and a window is associated with it 3. After connecting to the TELSRV process, the configured service is selected by copying and pasting the servicename on the window along with a CR (carriage return) instead of typing the same.
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Page 9 of 10 EMS Messages (003,008,009) TRAPMUX Message 006 Bad EIO Status #222 Bad Interrupt Cause #120 Bad Interrupt Cause #140 Recovery See that the application does not cancel the request before receiving a response for it. Workaround None. Solution 10-050216-4759 When there is a RTS-CTS delay setting in a modem, which when set to zero or 50 milliseconds or less, the ENQ goes out immediately after a connection is made.
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