RDF/IMP, IMPX, and ZLT System Management Manual

Messages
HP NonStop RDF/IMP, IMPX, and ZLT System Management Manual—524388-002
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RDFCOM Messages
Effect. RDFCOM suspends until you respond to the prompt.
Recovery. Respond “yes” or “no” to the prompt.
Cause. RDFCOM has detected that the receiver stopped prematurely the last time it
was running. Because you are attempting the takeover operation before RDF has
been allowed to restart, the probability is high that your database is already
inconsistent with respect to transaction boundaries. That is, for some transactions, all
audit data might not have been applied to database.
Effect. The database might be inconsistent.
Recovery. Performing the takeover might still leave the database inconsistent. If you
nevertheless choose to perform the takeover operation, you must first manually repair
the last image file on disk. Before proceeding, contact the Global Customer Support
Center (GCSC) or your service provider.
Cause. You tried to issue a critical RDFCOM command, but you are not the super-
user who initialized the RDF configuration.
Effect. The command fails.
Recovery. Log on as the super-user who initialized your RDF configuration.
Cause. The current limit for the number of RDF subsystems in your RDF network is 48
and you have attempted to add 49.
Effect. The configuration command fails.
Recovery. Do not add any more network records.
Cause. You tried to start RDF after an RDF takeover operation has been performed.
Effect. The START RDF command fails.
Recovery. You must initialize RDF on the primary system. You should also ensure
that the takeover operation completed successfully.
You are attempting a TAKEOVER operation immediately after the
receiver has crashed. Please contact your HP analyst before
proceeding with the TAKEOVER operation.
You are logged on as <user-id>.
To issue this command you must be <super-user>.
You cannot add more than 48 network records
You cannot START RDF after an RDF Takeover operation.