| Message
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Description and Solution
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No ORACLE_HOME specified
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The Home attribute in the Oracle or Netlsnr type has not been set.
Solution: Set the Home attribute to the correct full path name of the Oracle home.
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Oracle home directory %s does not exist
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The string specified for the Home attribute in the Oracle or Netlsnr type is incorrect.
Solution: Set the Home attribute to the correct full path name of the Oracle home.
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File %s is not a valid text file
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The file specified by the EnvFile attribute for sourcing the environment variables is not present, not readable, or is not a text file.
Solution: Set the EnvFile attribute to the correct full path name. Ensure that the file format is valid.
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VCSAgExec returned failure when trying to execute in-depth test
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Internal error.
Solution: Contact Technical Support for further assistance.
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Unable to open pipe from %s
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Internal error.
Solution: Contact Technical Support for further assistance.
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Process %s restarted
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Warning message to indicate that the PID for the Oracle process specified is different than the one registered by the previous monitor cycle.
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Execution of script returned %s
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The detailed monitoring script returns the output specified in the message when the status is offline or unknown.
Solution: Take corrective action for the error that has occurred.
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Monitor procedure %s returned %s
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MonScript failed to execute correctly.
Solution: Debug MonScript to assess the exact cause of failure.
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Monitor procedure %s did not exit, return value is %s
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Internal error while executing MonScript.
Solution: Contact Technical Support for further assistance.
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Source file for environment variables %s is not a valid text file
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The file specified by the EnvFile attribute for sourcing the environment variables is not present, not readable, or is not a text file. Occurs in MonScript file.
Solution: Set the EnvFile attribute to the correct full path name. Ensure that the file format is valid.
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No owner for Oracle executables was specified
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The Owner attribute in the Oracle type has not been set.
Solution: Set the Owner attribute to the correct owner of the database binaries.
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Invalid owner %s for Oracle executables was specified
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The OS user specified by the Owner attribute is invalid.
Solution: Set the Owner attribute to the correct owner of the database binaries.
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