This chapter describes messages that may be returned by the TimesTen Server.
By default, TimesTen messages are stored in:
A user error log that contains information you may need to see. Generally, these messages contain information on actions you may need to take.
A support log containing everything in the user error log plus information of use by TimesTen Customer Support.
For details on managing messages and the locations of the user and support logs, see "Modifying informational messages" in the Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Operations Guide.
Event ID | Message | Description |
---|---|---|
1 |
Unable to open TTServer key from registry |
Windows platform only. TimesTen Server could not open HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ TimesTen\TimesTen1121\TTServer key from registry. Your TimesTen installation may be corrupted. Contact customer support for assistance. |
2 |
TimesTen Server is stopping |
This message is informational only. |
3 |
Socket send() failed. <Error Message> |
This message is caused by the failure of the system call send. Consult your system documentation to determine the cause of this error. |
4 |
Server is exiting. Unable to create server context object (<CSrvCtx>) |
An internal error occurred.Make a note of any information necessary to reproduce the error and then contact customer support for assistance. |
5 |
Socket recv() failed. <Error Message> |
This message is caused by the failure of the system call recv. Consult your system documentation to determine the cause of this error. |
6 |
Disconnecting client: <Client Host Name> (<fully qualified domain name>); IP Address: <IP address of the client machine>; Client PID: <process ID of the client driver>; DSN: <Server DSN>; UID: <Login ID sent by client>; Total connect time: <ddd hh:mm:ss>; Total execution time: <ddd hh:nmm:ss> |
This message is informational only. Could be used to match the connects and disconnects by TimesTen Client application to/from a TimesTen Server. |
7 |
Unable to open the ODBC.INI data sources root |
Windows platform only. TimesTen Server could not open HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE \ODBC\ODBC.INI\ODBC Data Sources key from registry. Contact customer support for assistance. |
8 |
Unable to read (numeric) port number from registry; using default port |
Windows platform only. TimesTen Server could not read HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE \TimesTen\TimesTen1121\Servers \ logical_server\TCP_Port from registry. Make sure that you did not modify registry entries manually. |
9 |
Server is exiting. Could not cd to <path>. OS reports error(<error code>): <error message> |
This message is caused by the failure of the system call chdir . Make sure that you have installed TimesTen properly and the directory exists. Consult your system documentation to determine the cause of this error. |
10 |
Server is exiting. Could not connect to TimesTen daemon. Check to make sure that the TimesTen daemon/service is running |
TimesTen Server communicates with TimesTen Data Manager daemon. Make sure that TimesTen Data Manager daemon/service is running. |
11 |
Main Server cleaned up all child processes and exiting. |
ServerProc thread of TimesTen Server accepts all connection requests from TimesTen Client. A log entry with EventId 99 just prior to this may contain additional information. Consult your system documentation to determine the cause of this error. |
12 |
Server is exiting. Failed to create shared memory segment for IPC. <error message> |
This message is caused by the failure to create a shared memory segment for IPC. A log entry with EventId 99 just prior to this may contain additional information. Consult your system documentation to determine the cause of this error. This message is generated only for a connection that uses a shared memory segment as the IPC mechanism. |
13 |
Server is exiting. Failed to attach to shared memory segment for IPC. <error message> |
This message is caused by the failure to attach to a shared memory segment for IPC. A log entry with EventId 99 just prior to this may contain additional information. Consult your system documentation to determine the cause of this error. This message is generated only for a connection that uses a shared memory segment as the IPC mechanism. |
14 |
Server is exiting. Failed to create semaphore for IPC. <error message> |
This message is caused by the failure of a semaphore creation. A log entry with EventId 99 just prior to this may contain additional information. Consult your system documentation to determine the cause of this error. This message is generated only when TimesTen Server is configured to allow shared memory segment as IPC. |
15 |
Client application terminated. Terminating corresponding TimesTen child server process |
This message implies that the TimesTen Server has lost a TCP/IP socket connection to the TimesTen Client ODBC driver (and hence the application) before the application closed the ODBC connection properly. This can happen only if the client application (or the thread that had the ODBC connection) exited without closing the ODBC connection. This message is generated only for a connection that uses a shared memory segment as the IPC mechanism. |
16 |
Connect succeded from client: <client host name> (<fully qualified domain name>); IP Address: <IP address of the client machine>; Client PID: <process ID of the client driver>; DSN: <Server DSN>; UID: <Login ID sent by client> |
This message is informational only. Could be used to match the Connects and Disconnects by TimesTen Client application to/from a TimesTen Server. |
17 |
Connect failed for client: <client host name> (<fully qualified domain name>); IP Address: <IP address of the client machine>; Client PID: <process ID of the client driver>; DSN: <Server DSN>; UID: <Login ID sent by client>; SQL State: <SQL state>; Error: <error message from Timesten Data Manager driver> |
This error is generated if SQLDriverConnect fails. The runtime error returned by the driver may indicate the cause of the error.The corrective action depends on the runtime error. For details, refer to the Microsoft ODBC Programmer's Reference and SDK Guide that is included with the ODBC SDK. |
18 |
Server is exiting. Failed to create REQUEST semaphore for IPC. Error Code = <OS error code> |
TimesTen uses a pair of semaphores called REQUEST and RESPONSE to implement shared memory segment as IPC. This message is caused by the failure of a REQUEST semaphore creation. A log entry with EventId 99 just prior to this may contain additional information. Consult your system documentation to determine the cause of this error. This message is generated only when TimesTen Server is configured to allow shared memory segment as IPC. |
19 |
Server is exiting. Failed to create RESPONSE semaphore for IPC. Error Code = <OS error code> |
TimesTen uses a pair of semaphores called REQUEST and RESPONSE to implement shared memory segment as IPC. This message is caused by the failure of a RESPONSE semaphore creation. A log entry with EventId 99 just prior to this may contain additional information. Consult your system documentation to determine the cause of this error. This message is generated only when TimesTen Server is configured to allow shared memory segment as IPC. |
20 |
Shared memory segment for IPC exhausted the configured maximum. File: <source_file_name>; line: <line_number>; size: <requested_size> |
There is not enough space left in the configured shared memory segment for IPC. Please refer to "Managing the size of the shared memory segment" in the Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Operations Guide to configure this properly. This message generated only for a connection that uses a shared memory segment as the IPC mechanism. |
21 |
Server is exiting. Failed to open shared memory segment for IPS |
This message is caused by the failure to create a shared memory segment for IPC. A log entry with EventId 99 just prior to this may contain additional information. Consult your system documentation to determine the cause of this error. This message is generated only for a connection that uses a shared memory segment as the IPC mechanism. |
25 |
Server is exiting. Socket initialization failed. Error Code: <OS error code> |
Windows platforms only. Call to WSAStartup failed. Consult your system documentation to determine the cause of this error. |
26 |
Server is exiting. gethostname() failed. <error message> |
On UNIX platforms the uname call failed. |
27 |
Server is exiting. ttSetSockOptBool() failed. Error Code: <OS error code> |
Failed to set a socket option of boolean type. Contact customer support for assistance. |
32 |
Server is exiting. socket() failed. Error Code: <OS error code> |
This message is caused by the failure of the system call socket .Consult your system documentation to determine the cause of this error. |
33 |
Server is exiting. gethostbyname() failed. Error Code: <OS error code> |
This message is sent if the system call gethostbyname fails. Consult your system documentation to determine the cause of this error. |
34 |
Server is exiting. bind() failed. Error Code: <OSerror code> |
This message is caused by the failure of the system call bind . Consult your system documentation to determine the cause of this error. |
35 |
Server is exiting. listen() failed. Error Code: <OS error code> |
This message is caused by a failure of the system call listen . Consult your system documentation to determine the cause of this error. |
36 |
Successful TimesTen Server startup Version: <Server's Version number>; Host: <server host name> (<fully qualified domain name>); IP Address: <IP address of the server machine>; port: <port number>, max connections: <max connections allowed to the server> |
This message is informational only. |
37 |
Client version <client message protocol version number> is not supported, the current server version is <server message protocol version number >. Contact TimesTen support for instructions on how to download new versions of TimesTen Client/Server. |
There is a version mismatch between the TimesTen Client and TimesTen Server |
40 |
Server is exiting. Error Code: <OS error code>. A TimesTen Server is already active on this port. |
An attempt was made to start the TimesTen Server on a machine where the same release of TimesTen Server is already running with the same port number. Each version of the TimesTen Server of the same release must have a unique port number. |
50 |
accept() failed. Error Code: <OS error code> |
This message is caused by the failure of the system call accept . Consult your system documentation to determine the cause of this error. |
58 |
Error creating or mapping mapped file to communicate with separate server process. Error Code: <OS error code> |
The event logged just prior to this one has further details, if any. |
59 |
Error creating separate server process. Error Code: <OS error code> |
Operating system error. Make a note of the system error number and then contact your system administrator. |
60 |
Error creating waitpid thread. Error Code: <OS error code> |
Operating system error. Make a note of the system error number and then contact your system administrator. |
61 |
Internal error in TimesTen Server. File: <source_file_name> Line: <line_number> Error Code: <OS error code> |
Contact customer support for assistance. |
62 |
Connection refused. Server is processing a configured maximum of <number> connections |
The TimesTen Server can handle a maximum of 9999 concurrent client connections. This message means that the maximum number of clients are currently connected. |
67 |
Failed to allocate memory. File: <source_ file_name; line: <source_ line_number>; size: <size of malloc that failed> |
Note that sometimes the size is logged as zero if for some reason TimesTen Server cannot determine it at the time of logging. |
99 |
<Log Message> |
Certain informational/error messages are logged with this event id. |