Control Center Lurking following Serious Error…
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Something has caused an error that the Control Center cannot deal
with.
The cause can be any number of things, and can be
determined by reading up from the ‘lurking’ message for the previous
error reported on the same thread (i.e., t number).
The
Control Center continues to try and function and following the
‘lurking’ period will retry its previous action. Sometimes the wait
may have caused the error to clear (e.g., in the case of locks, or
database response times), other times the error will persist and the
lurking period will be extended
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If the issue that caused the lurking message is resolved during
the wait, then no further action is required. The message can simply
be ignored.
If, however, the error persists, it is necessary
to understand the cause of the problem.
If a call is being
reported to Precisely, Precisely Support will require the
Diagnostics utility to be run against this Control Center and the
output uploaded to an FTP user id that will be provided to
you.
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Control Center Target license count exceeded. Capacity Database
Updating suspended.
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Self explanatory. The number of targets being processed by the
Control Center has exceeded the number permitted according to the
installations licensing data.
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Contact Precisely Support in order to acquire additional licenses
if necessary.
Or,
Remove some targets until within
license count again.
Note: All Capacity Databases: Processing
stops once any license count has been exceeded, not just
processing of those that exceed the license
count.
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Error writing event log. [The event log file is full]
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The Windows Application Event log is full
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Empty the Windows event log and make it bigger, if
possible.
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FTP protocol error [425 Can’t open data connection.]
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Self explanatory. The Control Center cannot connect to the
specified Target via FTP.
The details of the connection are
provided in a secondary element of the Error message, such
as:
[2056 <45583656> FTP connection to
'168.65.15.10']
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Try connecting to the Target outside of Syncsort Capacity
Management.
Once connectivity can be achieved outside of
Syncsort™ Capacity Management, ensure that Control Center has the
necessary permissions etc.
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[The system cannot find the path specified. ]
[Get from
'APMversion' to 'C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application
Data\Metron\Work\In\tgt00000018.metron
\bin\cAPMversion']
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As part of the Acquire Auto Update functionality, the Control
Center looks for the version of the currently installed Acquire as
it collects data from a Target.
This error is reported if the
Control Center is unable to access the location where the version
number is held.
Note: The Control Center should only try and
get this information for Syncsort™ Capacity Management Acquires, not
third party products such as AIX Toolbox or Tivoli, etc.
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Timeout expired. The timeout period elapsed prior to completion of
the operation or the server is not responding.
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The SQL Server command that the Control Center is trying to
execute has not completed within the permitted execution time. This
could be for a number of reasons, including:
SQL Server
resource being consumed by alternative tasks
Network issues
meaning slower data transfer
Unsupported SQL Server
version.
Syncsort™ Capacity Management is not supported on
Personal or desktop editions of SQL Server
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Following a timeout, the Control Center will ‘Lurk’ (See above)
before retrying. If the server was busy, the lurk period may mean
that the SQL command now completes in an acceptable
timeframe.
If it doesn’t and timeouts continue, contact
Precisely Support.
You will need to run the
Diagnostics utility and provide Support with the output uploaded to
an FTP user id that will be provided to you. When we have reviewed
that we may also ask you for an SQL Profiler trace.
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