KFAA91000-E

Processing stopped because an error occurred during execution of a command.

               aa....aa:

                  Executed command

               bb....bb:

                  Cause of the error

               S:

                  Terminates processing.

               Action:

                  Take the corrective action that corresponds to the cause of the error that was output, as described in the following table.

                                 Cause of the error

                                 Definition

                                 Action to take

                                 A memory is insufficient

                                 Memory is insufficient.

                                 Delete any unnecessary processes. If there are no unnecessary processes, memory is insufficient.

                                 The execution environment is invalid

                                 The execution environment of the command is invalid.

                                 The structure of the directory specified for the ADBDIR environment variable is invalid. Re-install the HADB server. For details about how to install the HADB server, see Installing the HADB server in the HADB Setup and Operation Guide.

                                 Communication error

                                 A communication error occurred.

                                 The possible causes are as follows:

                                       The HADB server is stopped.

                                       An error occurred on the HADB server, and the connection was closed.

                                       An error occurred in communications initialization processing.

                                       A network failure occurred.

                                       Allocation of communication port numbers failed.

                                 Internal error

                                 There is an internal conflict.

                                 Take the corrective action described in the message that was output.

                                 Lack of file descriptor

                                 There are no longer enough file descriptors.

                                 If there are files that can be closed, close them.

                                 Failed operation of shared memory

                                 An attempt to access shared memory failed.

                                 Eliminate the cause of the error as indicated for the message that was output, and then re-execute the command.

                                 If the HADB server is set up to automatically start from Job Management Partner 1/Automatic Job Management System 3, this error might be output because the kernel parameters specified in /etc/security/limits.conf do not take effect. See Estimating the kernel parameters in the HADB Setup and Operation Guide, and then check that the kernel parameters are configured to take effect.

                                 Failed operation of semaphore

                                 Semaphore operation has failed.

                                 Eliminate the cause of the error based on the message that was output, and then re-execute the command.

                                 Trouble shoot information is exist

                                 Troubleshooting information already exists.

                                 Collect troubleshooting information with the adbinfoget command, re-execute the command, and then delete the troubleshooting information.

                                 I/O error

                                 An I/O error has occurred.

                                 A failure might have occurred on a disk that holds the server directory. After taking corrective action, re-execute the command.

Cause of the error	Definition	Action to take
`A` `memory` `is` `insufficient`	Memory is insufficient.	Delete any unnecessary processes. If there are no unnecessary processes, memory is insufficient.
`The execution environment is invalid`	The execution environment of the command is invalid.	The structure of the directory specified for the `ADBDIR` environment variable is invalid. Re-install the HADB server. For details about how to install the HADB server, see Installing the HADB server in the HADB Setup and Operation Guide.
`Communication` `error`	A communication error occurred.	The possible causes are as follows: The HADB server is stopped. An error occurred on the HADB server, and the connection was closed. An error occurred in communications initialization processing. A network failure occurred. Allocation of communication port numbers failed.
`Internal` `error`	There is an internal conflict.	Take the corrective action described in the message that was output.
`Lack` `of` `file` `descriptor`	There are no longer enough file descriptors.	If there are files that can be closed, close them.
`Failed` `operation` `of` `shared` `memory`	An attempt to access shared memory failed.	Eliminate the cause of the error as indicated for the message that was output, and then re-execute the command. If the HADB server is set up to automatically start from Job Management Partner 1/Automatic Job Management System 3, this error might be output because the kernel parameters specified in `/etc/security/limits.conf` do not take effect. See Estimating the kernel parameters in the HADB Setup and Operation Guide, and then check that the kernel parameters are configured to take effect.
`Failed` `operation` `of` `semaphore`	Semaphore operation has failed.	Eliminate the cause of the error based on the message that was output, and then re-execute the command.
`Trouble` `shoot` `information` `is` `exist`	Troubleshooting information already exists.	Collect troubleshooting information with the `adbinfoget` command, re-execute the command, and then delete the troubleshooting information.
`I/O` `error`	An I/O error has occurred.	A failure might have occurred on a disk that holds the server directory. After taking corrective action, re-execute the command.