RDF/IMP and IMPX System Management Manual (RDF 1.3+)

Messages
Compaq NonStop™ RDF/IMP and IMPX System Management Manual—522204-001
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RDFCOM Messages
Cause. You added an updater with the specified ATINDEX, but the IMAGEVOLUME
configured for the updater does not have that value.
Effect. The validation fails.
Recovery. Alter the particular updater’s ATINDEX value to match the appropriate audit
trail number or delete the updater.
Cause. You added an updater with the specified ATINDEX, but the primary system data
volume to be protected is not mapped to the audit trail with that audit trail number.
Effect. The validation fails.
Recovery. Alter the particular updater’s ATINDEX value to match the appropriate audit
trail number or delete the updater.
procname
is the RDF process without a backup CPU, which is one of the following:
EXTRACTOR, MONITOR, RECEIVER, or $volume UPDATER.
Cause. RDF is started without a backup process for the process identified in this
message.
Effect. RDF is started.
Recovery. Stop RDF, reconfigure it to include a backup CPU for the RDF process, and
start the subsystem once again.
Cause. You tried to initialize RDF to a timestamp, and RDFCOM encountered an audit
record indicating that you previously performed a SQL Shared Access DDL operation.
Effect. The operation completes.
Recovery. This is an informational message. If you already performed the SQL DDL
operation manually on the backup system, then you must reinitialize RDF to a later
point in time. Failure to do so could cause a cascade of errors by RDF updaters after you
start RDF.
VOLUME vol-name does not match imagetrail ATINDEX atindex
VOLUME vol-name is NOT audited to ATINDEX atindex
WARNING: No backup cpu has been configured for the procname
* * * WARNING * * * NSA SQL DDL operation encountered in the
audit trail. If you have already performed this DDL
operation on the backup database, you should initialize RDF
to a later point in the audit trail.