Message
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Description and Solution
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No SID specified
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The Sid attribute in the Oracle type has not been set.
Solution: Set the Sid attribute to the correct database instance.
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No initialization parameter file specified for startup
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The Pfile attribute in the Oracle type has not been set.
Solution: Set the Pfile attribute to the correct full path name corresponding to the instance specified by Sid attribute.
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svrmgrl/sqlplus not found in %s/bin
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The client utilities svrmgrl or sqlplus are not found in the $ORACLE_HOME/bin directory.
Solution: Verify that the Oracle home has been correctly specified and that these executables are present.
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Oracle database is in backup mode
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Warning message to indicate that the database is in backup mode.
Solution: If the AutoEndBkup attribute is set then the database files that are being backed up will be taken out of backup mode and the database will be opened.
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Oracle %s failed to stop
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Warning message to indicate that Shutdown immediate or Shutdown abort commands were not successful in closing the Oracle instance, in the clean or offline entry point.
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Oracle instance %s not running
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Warning message to indicate that the database instance was not running even before the clean or offline entry points were executed.
Solution: No action required.
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Oracle (%s) kill TERM %s
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Warning message to indicate that the Oracle processes would be signaled with SIGTERM.
Solution: No action required.
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Oracle (%s) kill KILL %s
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Warning message to indicate that the Oracle processes would be signaled with SIGKILL.
Solution: No action required.
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Oracle (%s) failed to stop even after SIGKILL
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Oracle processes could not be terminated even with SIGKILL.
Solution: Contact your Oracle Administrator for assistance.
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Oracle (%s) attempting cleanup of Oracle IPC resources
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Warning message to indicate that the IPC resources are being cleaned.
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Database in QUIESCING/QUIESCED mode
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Warning message to indicate that database is in QUIESCING or QUIESCED mode.
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Database in RESTRICTED mode
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Warning message to indicate that database is in RESTRICTED mode.
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Database in SUSPENDED state
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Warning message to indicate that database is in SUSPENDED state.
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Resource %s - monitor procedure did not complete within the expected time.
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Refer to Oracle's alert log for more information. One possible reason could be that automatic archiving was not enabled while setting up the database.
Solution: Archive the database manually. If automatic archival is enabled, set the LOG_ARCHIVE_START parameter in the file init.ora to TRUE.
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Custom script $VCS_HOME/bin/Oracle/start_custom_%s.sql does not exist. Will not be able to start the database.
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The agent could not find the custom script at the specified location to start the database.
Solution: Make sure the custom file exists at the specified location and has valid permissions.
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Custom script $VCS_HOME/bin/Oracle/shut_custom_%s.sql does not exist. Using default shutdown option.
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The agent could not find the custom script at the specified location to stop the database.
Solution: Make sure the custom file exists and the specified location and has valid permissions.
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oraerror.dat did not have records that could be parsed
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The file oraerror.dat is not present or has records in an unsupported format.
Solution: Make sure the file exists and has data in the supported format.
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