RDF/IMP and IMPX System Management Manual (RDF 1.4+)

Messages
HP NonStop RDF/IMP and IMPX System Management Manual—524388-001
C-132
RDFCOM Messages
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.
Cause. The user attempted to SET or ALTER the RDF PRIMARYSWAP parameter.
Effect. This parameter no longer has any effect. The KMSF subsystem controls the
placement of the RDF processes’ swap files.
Recovery. This is an informational message; no recovery is required.
Cause. You entered an INITIALIZE RDF command that attempted to initialize RDF at
a specific TMF shutdown timestamp.
Effect. RDF is ready to start reading the Master Audit Trail (MAT).
Recovery. This is an informational message; no recovery is required.
Cause. You are attempting to initialize RDF in conjunction with a complete database
synchronization.
Effect. If an audit record can be found whose timestamp is less than the specified
timestamp, RDF is initialized to that record.
* * * 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.
WARNING - PRIMARYSWAP parameter has no effect, KMSF swap
volume takes precedence
* * * WARNING * * * RDF will start at the first record in
the TMF master audit trail beyond the specified shutdown
timestamp. RDF will ignore all audit generated before this
timestamp.
* * * WARNING * * * RDF will start at the first record in
the TMF master audit trail whose timestamp is less than the
specified timestamp. The timestamp you specified must follow
the documented guidelines.