Dear all,
I need help on the following issue. I try to make connection to Informix 11.7
database by using IBM SDK 3.4 (64-bit)for Windows. But I get an error window
saying "Test connection was NOT successful.[Informix][Informix ODBC
Driver][Informix]Read error occurred during connection attempt.". I did this
on a Lenovo desktop with Windows 7 Pro and I constantly got this error. I also
try this on a HP desktop with windows 7 Pro and it goes well.
What could be a cause (the causes) of this error window?
Please help..
I really appreciate any help you can provide.
Kind regards,
Vincent
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Informix driver ODBC error
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Statement length exceeds maximum (In Procedure)
Hello All,
I have a procedure which is 103KB, now when i am trying to do CREATE PROCEDURE
it gives error "460: Statement length exceeds maximum." i googled a bit then i
come across "entire length of a CREATE PROCEDURE statement must be less than
64
kilobytes."
Now is there a way to increase this size (64 KB). or is there a something
else that is causing this error. please give help me out here.
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-1108 Record not in form.
All,
Need help on '-1108 Record not in form.'.
If its issue every time with that form and 4gl then below solution/step can be
verified:
The screen record that is named in an INPUT ARRAY or DISPLAY ARRAY statement
does not appear in the screen form that is now displayed. Review the program
source in conjunction with the form specification to see if the screen record
names match.
But with my case, for same form and 4gl at one instance data displaying
properly as expected but next instance its showing '-1108 Record not in form.'
error and same form for next instance its showing properly. Meantime
respective program went into error. But without correction its running back
properly. Its strange but true.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks & Regards,
Pravin Bankar
91-8860895615
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Commvault storage manager
We are a mixed database shop, both Informix 11.70 on RHEL 6.4, and various
MSSQL versions. We have been using Netvault for our storage manager on
Informix, and Commvault for MSSQL. Although we'd like to use Commvault
exclusively, it wasn't until recently that they supported RHEL 6.4. In fact,
according to Commvault, this support is "brand spanking new". That doesn't
give me a great level of comfort, so I thought I'd ask to see if a) anyone
uses Commvault for Informix in general and how your experiences have been, and
b) if anyone uses Commvault for Informix on RHEL 6.4. It would be nice to have
one storage manager for all our backup needs, so I'm hoping it will work out
well.
Thanks!
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IDS 11.7 Problem in Resident memory
I have a problem with my informix server. Setting the RESIDENT parameter in
onconfig file to -1 caused that my memory capacity to be fully used. About 90%
of memory seems to be locked as a resident by informix , now I am going to
decrease the locked shared memory and use some more memory for OS related
processes. the problem is that when i change RESIDENT parameter to 0 and
restart the database server or even reboot the Whole Server, the memory won't
be released. I initialized the database server with some new parameters but it
didn't effect and now i have not enough memory for my OS. I couldn't find the
answer by searching the internet.
Informix Version: IDS 11.70.FC1
OS: RHEL 5.4
please help.
Thank you
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Re: IDS 11.7 Problem in Resident memory
http://informixdba.wordpress.com/2013/03/08/huge-pages/
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Re: Relacionar idsession Informix con PID Linux
dá para pesquisar no banco sysmaster isso;
[teste:informix]$/export/home/informix> echo "select username, pid from
syssessions " | dbaccess sysmaster
username_______________________________sid__________pid
user_01_______________________________548179_______24558
user_02_______________________________548177_______24557
user_03_______________________________546097_______23543
user_04_______________________________546095_______23542
user_05_______________________________542232_______20302
user_06_______________________________542154_______20217
user_07_______________________________542151_______20216
=========================================================================
pesquisa no informix
[s275:informix]$/export/home/informix> onstat -g sql 548179
pesquisa no sistema operacional
[s275:informix]$/export/home/informix> ps -ef | grep 24558
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Running IDS 10 32 bits on 64 bits
Hi,
I have to install an IDS 10 on a new server 64 bits..
I know that memeory limitation is 4gb for 32 bits conf.
is it possible to install IDS 10 32 on this linux server RED HAT?
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Best Free Linux for Informix
Gents,
What would be the best Free Linux Distribution to setup an informix server??
That would be 64 bit, IDS 12.10.
Thanks
Francois
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mkmessage error
Hi. I am trying to generate the Help file but I keep getting the following
message:
mkmessage: symbol lookup error: mkmessage: undefined symbol: _sqvers
I already have working but I want to make changes.
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Mkmessage Error
Hi. I am trying to generate the Informix Help file but I keep getting the
following error:
mkmessage: symbol lookup error: mkmessage: undefined symbol: _sqvers
I already have the help file working but I made some changes and now I cannot
generate the file with the changes.
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CTRL-C KEY
Hi. I use the CTRL-C to exit from some programs o forms. It works most of the
time but in some ocassions instead of getting out of the programs it log you
out, it takes you out of the system and have to login again.
This problem started after we migrate to Red Hat Linux.
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Oracle Linux
Hi all,
Oracle do a cheaper licensing solution than Redhat - especially with VM's I
think.
Therefore our organisation want to use Oracle Linux.
Informix is NOT supported (certified) on Oracle Linux, but it is on Centos.
I asked IBM and they said they would support (I think on best effort basis)
but it wasn't clear as it was the Spanish office and perhaps something was
lost in eng - es translation but I have in writing!
Anyone know or know someone in the Linux section of IBM (Eric H, Benny V -
probably it's changed). That can say if this is in the works / will ever
happen or for sure we need to buy Licenses for Redhat or it's possible to get
a cross compatibility statement from Oracle or IBM or ..?
TIA, PP.
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Informix and systemd
Well, since I spent some hours getting this right, I thought I might share
this with everyone to, perhaps, save them some time.
My goal was to get the Informix IDS 11.70 installed on Linux...in this case
the Centos 7 RHEL. While I haven't tried it yet, this should also work on
Redhat RHEL.
The use of the rc files for initialization seem to be greatly limited, as the
direction is to now move towards the Service Control Manager, systemd. But,
the init script are not used with systemd; rather, you need to build a
"service" file that gives directives (NOT shell script commands) to start and
stop your service.
A few directories/files to be aware of:
/etc/systemd/system Directory for your service file.
/etc/sysconfig/ Directory for your service's Environment file.
/var/log/messages The log file for your service's start/stop message.
Of course, read the man pages and other info for the systemd process and the
systemctl command. You will need the following file, usually called
informix.service in the /etc/systemd/system directory.
============ CUT LINE - DO NOT INCLUDE IN FILE =====================
[Unit]
Description=Informix IDS Database Server
[Service]
Type=simple
EnvironmentFile=/etc/sysconfig/informix_service
ExecStart=/opt/IBM/informix/bin/oninit
ExecStop=/opt/IBM/informix/bin/onmode -ky
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target
============ CUT LINE - DO NOT INCLUDE IN FILE =====================
The [Unit] section is an identifier.
The [Service] section is where your systemd directives go.
The [Install] section controls when your program is run...in this case,
"multi-user.target" refers to runlevel 3, just like the old rc3.d did.
Under [Service], the Type is "simple", the most common type...see those docs
for your other choices.
EnvironmentFile is the file where any Environmental Variables needed by your
service's program (ie, INFORMIXDIR) are defined...I have my file listed below.
ExecStart is the command that starts your service. For Informix that's the
program oninit.
ExecStop is the command that stops your service. For Informix that's onmode.
Two things about these items in the [Service] section. First, the filenames
and program names MUST be absolute pathnames. Even though I defined
Environment Variables in my EnvironmentFile, I couldn't get them to work in
the pathnames for the ExecStart or ExecStop programs.
Secondly, the two programs (ie, oninit and onmode) can have their command line
options behind the program name, as I did in the onmode command.
Since oninit won't run unless it can find some things in the Environment, I
wrote a small file I called informix_service (you can name it anything you
want) and placed it in the /etc/sysconfig/ directory. Here is my
informix_service EnvironmentFile:
============ CUT LINE - DO NOT INCLUDE IN FILE =====================
# informix.service environmental variables
INFORMIXDIR=/opt/IBM/informix
INFORMIXSERVER=ol_informix1170
ONCONFIG=onconfig.ol_informix1170
INFORMIXSQLHOSTS=/opt/IBM/informix/etc/sqlhosts.ol_informix1170
============ CUT LINE - DO NOT INCLUDE IN FILE =====================
Of course, substitute your directory names and file names as needed.
After this, run systemctl enable informix.service
then (to test it by hand) systemctl start informix.service
You can use onstat to see if it started, or run systemctl status
informix.service
To stop the service, run systemctl stop informix.service
If everything runs okay manually, be sure you've disabled your Informix
scripts in rc3.d and reboot. Hopefully, everything will work for you.
Well, I hope this helps someone and saves them some time. This is just my
attempt at paying back (or paying forward), all the help I've received from
others on this forum.
If anyone has an improved systemd configuration for Informix, please post it
in this thread so everyone can learn to use this.
Thanks,
Wayne
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this with everyone to, perhaps, save them some time.
My goal was to get the Informix IDS 11.70 installed on Linux...in this case
the Centos 7 RHEL. While I haven't tried it yet, this should also work on
Redhat RHEL.
The use of the rc files for initialization seem to be greatly limited, as the
direction is to now move towards the Service Control Manager, systemd. But,
the init script are not used with systemd; rather, you need to build a
"service" file that gives directives (NOT shell script commands) to start and
stop your service.
A few directories/files to be aware of:
/etc/systemd/system Directory for your service file.
/etc/sysconfig/ Directory for your service's Environment file.
/var/log/messages The log file for your service's start/stop message.
Of course, read the man pages and other info for the systemd process and the
systemctl command. You will need the following file, usually called
informix.service in the /etc/systemd/system directory.
============ CUT LINE - DO NOT INCLUDE IN FILE =====================
[Unit]
Description=Informix IDS Database Server
[Service]
Type=simple
EnvironmentFile=/etc/sysconfig/informix_service
ExecStart=/opt/IBM/informix/bin/oninit
ExecStop=/opt/IBM/informix/bin/onmode -ky
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target
============ CUT LINE - DO NOT INCLUDE IN FILE =====================
The [Unit] section is an identifier.
The [Service] section is where your systemd directives go.
The [Install] section controls when your program is run...in this case,
"multi-user.target" refers to runlevel 3, just like the old rc3.d did.
Under [Service], the Type is "simple", the most common type...see those docs
for your other choices.
EnvironmentFile is the file where any Environmental Variables needed by your
service's program (ie, INFORMIXDIR) are defined...I have my file listed below.
ExecStart is the command that starts your service. For Informix that's the
program oninit.
ExecStop is the command that stops your service. For Informix that's onmode.
Two things about these items in the [Service] section. First, the filenames
and program names MUST be absolute pathnames. Even though I defined
Environment Variables in my EnvironmentFile, I couldn't get them to work in
the pathnames for the ExecStart or ExecStop programs.
Secondly, the two programs (ie, oninit and onmode) can have their command line
options behind the program name, as I did in the onmode command.
Since oninit won't run unless it can find some things in the Environment, I
wrote a small file I called informix_service (you can name it anything you
want) and placed it in the /etc/sysconfig/ directory. Here is my
informix_service EnvironmentFile:
============ CUT LINE - DO NOT INCLUDE IN FILE =====================
# informix.service environmental variables
INFORMIXDIR=/opt/IBM/informix
INFORMIXSERVER=ol_informix1170
ONCONFIG=onconfig.ol_informix1170
INFORMIXSQLHOSTS=/opt/IBM/informix/etc/sqlhosts.ol_informix1170
============ CUT LINE - DO NOT INCLUDE IN FILE =====================
Of course, substitute your directory names and file names as needed.
After this, run systemctl enable informix.service
then (to test it by hand) systemctl start informix.service
You can use onstat to see if it started, or run systemctl status
informix.service
To stop the service, run systemctl stop informix.service
If everything runs okay manually, be sure you've disabled your Informix
scripts in rc3.d and reboot. Hopefully, everything will work for you.
Well, I hope this helps someone and saves them some time. This is just my
attempt at paying back (or paying forward), all the help I've received from
others on this forum.
If anyone has an improved systemd configuration for Informix, please post it
in this thread so everyone can learn to use this.
Thanks,
Wayne
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Re: Informix and systemd
Fantastic! Are you running with selinux enforcing? Any particular challenges
encountered?
Thanks
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encountered?
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Re: Informix and systemd-SERIOUS UPDATE
Hi guys,
Before you try this be aware that further testing shows I still have problems
with Informix when started as a service (with systemctl) that I don't seem to
have when started directly from oninit...even from the command line....so,
anyone is welcome to try it and give us updates on anything they find, but
don't try this on a production system just yet...
I'm still working on it.
Wayne
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Before you try this be aware that further testing shows I still have problems
with Informix when started as a service (with systemctl) that I don't seem to
have when started directly from oninit...even from the command line....so,
anyone is welcome to try it and give us updates on anything they find, but
don't try this on a production system just yet...
I'm still working on it.
Wayne
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Binding listeners to multiple interfaces
Hi again,
Well, for a guy who hadn't seen a listener problem for 15 years, I'm suddenly
dealing with several of them...I must have jinxed myself.
Has anyone ever had to bind the IDS listeners to multiple interfaces? Here's
my current problem:
I have a development system running windows 8.1 (yeah, that's the first
problem...but...), on top of that I'm running Virtual Box (VBox) with the
Win8.1 as the host. I am currently running 3 "guest" VM's: a Win2000 server,
running IDS 10; a Centos Linux system running IDS 11.70; and, a WinXP system
running the Inf. CSKD. We use ODBC as our common data source. Now, as it
stands, My WinXP acts as my "client" system, and can connect to either the
Win2K server or the Centos server. And, believe it or not, that all
works...over a "virtual network" within the VBox environment.
In VBox, to connect to the host (my Win8.1 system), I needed to install a
second virtual interface card on each of my 3 guest VM's...which I did, and
they work fine. I can ping from the host to each of the 3 guests, and do basic
communications stuff from the host to each of the guests.
BUT (and you knew there was one coming), when I try to use the ODBC Admin
module to set up a path to the IDS on either the Win2K or the Centos system, I
get a "connection to server "ol_xxxx" failed" message. After fooling with this
for a while, I realize (or think I do), that I am actually getting to the two
server systems just fine, but I can't get a DSN path to the Informix DB
servers. Best I can tell, my Informix listeners are listening on just one
interface...the first one I installed. The IDS listeners are not binding to
the interface to the Host system.
So, after doing some research, I've seen similar problems from other ODBMS
products and there was always some specific way of forcing the Listeners to
bind to a specific interface. Didn't find that for Informix. I've set up 2
aliases (in the onconfig file) for my server (using the Centos system...I'll
worry about the Win2K system later), called ol_centos1 and ol_centos2. I tried
different combinations in the sqlhosts file, but can't seem to get it to
happen. If I've missed a post on here or an IBM doc that explains this, any
help finding that link would be greatly appreciated...or am I the only one who
gets himself into these situations?
Thanks in advance, everyone.
Wayne
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Well, for a guy who hadn't seen a listener problem for 15 years, I'm suddenly
dealing with several of them...I must have jinxed myself.
Has anyone ever had to bind the IDS listeners to multiple interfaces? Here's
my current problem:
I have a development system running windows 8.1 (yeah, that's the first
problem...but...), on top of that I'm running Virtual Box (VBox) with the
Win8.1 as the host. I am currently running 3 "guest" VM's: a Win2000 server,
running IDS 10; a Centos Linux system running IDS 11.70; and, a WinXP system
running the Inf. CSKD. We use ODBC as our common data source. Now, as it
stands, My WinXP acts as my "client" system, and can connect to either the
Win2K server or the Centos server. And, believe it or not, that all
works...over a "virtual network" within the VBox environment.
In VBox, to connect to the host (my Win8.1 system), I needed to install a
second virtual interface card on each of my 3 guest VM's...which I did, and
they work fine. I can ping from the host to each of the 3 guests, and do basic
communications stuff from the host to each of the guests.
BUT (and you knew there was one coming), when I try to use the ODBC Admin
module to set up a path to the IDS on either the Win2K or the Centos system, I
get a "connection to server "ol_xxxx" failed" message. After fooling with this
for a while, I realize (or think I do), that I am actually getting to the two
server systems just fine, but I can't get a DSN path to the Informix DB
servers. Best I can tell, my Informix listeners are listening on just one
interface...the first one I installed. The IDS listeners are not binding to
the interface to the Host system.
So, after doing some research, I've seen similar problems from other ODBMS
products and there was always some specific way of forcing the Listeners to
bind to a specific interface. Didn't find that for Informix. I've set up 2
aliases (in the onconfig file) for my server (using the Centos system...I'll
worry about the Win2K system later), called ol_centos1 and ol_centos2. I tried
different combinations in the sqlhosts file, but can't seem to get it to
happen. If I've missed a post on here or an IBM doc that explains this, any
help finding that link would be greatly appreciated...or am I the only one who
gets himself into these situations?
Thanks in advance, everyone.
Wayne
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IDS 10.0 ADT files with ACTB but no row reads
I have an old Informix 10.00.FCx on HPUX 11. I have auditing turned on for
debugging an application. I put EVERY mnemonic into the audit mask. Auditing
is generating a lot of material, but I found that in some unusual cases, I see
an ACTB with no row access after it.. ie, no RDRW, DLRW, INRW, UPRW... in fact
sometimes, multiple ACTB on different tables one after another. What activity
can generate Access-table, without generating read-row or other row activity?
TIA
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debugging an application. I put EVERY mnemonic into the audit mask. Auditing
is generating a lot of material, but I found that in some unusual cases, I see
an ACTB with no row access after it.. ie, no RDRW, DLRW, INRW, UPRW... in fact
sometimes, multiple ACTB on different tables one after another. What activity
can generate Access-table, without generating read-row or other row activity?
TIA
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Re: IDS 10.0 ADT files with ACTB but no row reads
found the answer, a lock-table without a Read-row will create the access-table
(ACTB) with no other records.
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informix restore failed
CentOS 6.4 32Bit+IDS 11.70
09:45:06 IBM Informix Dynamic Server Started.
09:45:06 Requested shared memory segment size rounded from 139076KB to
139264KB
09:45:06 Shared memory segment will use huge pages.
09:45:06 Segment locked: addr=0x44000000, size=142606336
09:45:06 Shared memory segment will use huge pages.
09:45:06 Segment locked: addr=0x4c800000, size=1048576000
Thu Feb 12 09:45:07 2015
09:45:07 Event alarms enabled. ALARMPROG =
'/home/informix/etc/alarmprogram.sh'
09:45:07 Booting Language <c> from module <>
09:45:07 Loading Module <CNULL>
09:45:07 Booting Language <builtin> from module <>
09:45:07 Loading Module <BUILTINNULL>
09:45:13 Info: The trusted host file (/etc/hosts.equiv) does not exist.
09:45:13 Info: The trusted host file (/home/informix/etc/hosts.equiv) does not
exist.
09:45:13 DR: DRAUTO is 0 (Off)
09:45:13 DR: ENCRYPT_HDR is 0 (HDR encryption Disabled)
09:45:13 Event notification facility epoll enabled.
09:45:13 IBM Informix Dynamic Server Version 11.70.UC7 Software Serial Number
AAA#B000000
09:45:14 IBM Informix Dynamic Server Initialized -- Shared Memory Initialized.
09:45:14 Started 1 B-tree scanners.
09:45:14 B-tree scanner threshold set at 5000.
09:45:14 B-tree scanner range scan size set to -1.
09:45:14 B-tree scanner ALICE mode set to 6.
09:45:14 B-tree scanner index compression level set to med.
09:45:14 Data replication type and state information reset. To start DR, use
the 'onmode -d' command and wait for the pair to be operational,
before shutting down the database server
09:45:14 Dataskip is now OFF for all dbspaces
09:45:14 Restartable Restore has been ENABLED
09:45:14 Recovery Mode
09:45:14 Physical Restore of rootdbs started.
09:45:20 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 0 seconds.
09:45:20 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12139, logpos 0x8ad3c4, timestamp: 0xf4726ffe
Interval: 3356
09:45:20 Maximum server connections 0
09:45:20 Checkpoint Statistics - Avg. Txn Block Time 0.000, # Txns blocked 0,
Plog used 0, Llog used 0
09:45:23 Physical Restore of rootdbs Completed.
09:45:23 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 0 seconds.
09:45:23 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12139, logpos 0x8ad3c4, timestamp: 0xf4727003
Interval: 3356
09:45:23 Maximum server connections 0
09:45:24 Physical Restore of phydbs started.
09:45:24 Physical Restore of idxdbs started.
09:45:24 Physical Restore of logdbs started.
09:45:24 Physical Restore of datadbs started.
11:26:57 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 0 seconds.
11:26:57 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12139, logpos 0x8ad3c4, timestamp: 0xf472700c
Interval: 3357
11:26:57 Maximum server connections 0
11:26:57 Checkpoint Statistics - Avg. Txn Block Time 0.001, # Txns blocked 0,
Plog used 0, Llog used 0
11:26:57 Physical Restore of datadbs Completed.
11:26:57 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 0 seconds.
11:26:57 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12139, logpos 0x8ad3c4, timestamp: 0xf47277f1
Interval: 3357
11:26:57 Maximum server connections 0
11:27:00 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 0 seconds.
11:27:00 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12139, logpos 0x8ad3c4, timestamp: 0xf47277fa
Interval: 3358
11:27:00 Maximum server connections 0
11:27:00 Checkpoint Statistics - Avg. Txn Block Time 0.000, # Txns blocked 0,
Plog used 0, Llog used 0
11:27:01 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 0 seconds.
11:27:01 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12139, logpos 0x8ad3c4, timestamp: 0xf4727803
Interval: 3359
11:27:01 Maximum server connections 0
11:27:01 Checkpoint Statistics - Avg. Txn Block Time 0.000, # Txns blocked 0,
Plog used 0, Llog used 0
11:27:03 Physical Restore of logdbs Completed.
11:27:03 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 0 seconds.
11:27:03 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12139, logpos 0x8ad3c4, timestamp: 0xf4727809
Interval: 3359
11:27:03 Maximum server connections 0
11:27:04 Physical Restore of phydbs Completed.
11:27:04 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 0 seconds.
11:27:04 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12139, logpos 0x8ad3c4, timestamp: 0xf472780f
Interval: 3359
11:27:04 Maximum server connections 0
11:41:32 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 1 seconds.
11:41:32 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12139, logpos 0x8ad3c4, timestamp: 0xf4727818
Interval: 3360
11:41:32 Maximum server connections 0
11:41:32 Checkpoint Statistics - Avg. Txn Block Time 0.000, # Txns blocked 0,
Plog used 0, Llog used 0
11:41:34 Assert Failed: Page Check Error in rsclose_phr: bad chunk free list
page
11:41:34 IBM Informix Dynamic Server Version 11.70.UC7
11:41:34 Who: Session(10, informix@hostname, 2887, 0x4d018400)
Thread(35, ontape, 4cfed1b0, 10)
File: rsdebug.c Line: 1116
11:41:34 Results: Possible inconsistencies in a Chunk Freelist page
11:41:34 Action: Run 'oncheck -ce' and/or restore affected DBSpace
11:41:34 stack trace for pid 2879 written to /home/informix/tmp/af.40b20ee
11:41:34 See Also: /home/informix/tmp/af.40b20ee, shmem.40b20ee.0
11:41:43 Page Check Error in rsclose_phr: bad chunk free list page
11:41:43 Physical Restore of idxdbs Completed.
11:41:43 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 0 seconds.
11:41:43 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12139, logpos 0x8ad3c4, timestamp: 0xf4727824
Interval: 3360
11:41:43 Maximum server connections 0
11:41:51 Logical Recovery Started.
11:41:51 10 recovery worker threads will be started.
11:41:51 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 0 seconds.
11:41:51 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12139, logpos 0x8ad3c4, timestamp: 0xf472782d
Interval: 3360
11:41:51 Maximum server connections 0
11:41:51 Start Logical Recovery - Start Log 12139, End Log ?
11:41:51 Starting Log Position - 12139 0x8ad3c4
11:41:51 Clearing the physical and logical logs has started
11:42:02 Cleared 1170 MB of the physical and logical logs in 11 seconds
11:42:02 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 0 seconds.
11:42:02 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12139, logpos 0x8b6214, timestamp: 0xf4727854
Interval: 3361
11:42:02 Maximum server connections 0
11:42:02 Checkpoint Statistics - Avg. Txn Block Time 0.000, # Txns blocked 0,
Plog used 13, Llog used 0
11:42:03 Logical Log 12139 Complete, timestamp: 0xf4727d05.
11:42:08 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 0 seconds.
11:42:08 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12140, logpos 0x377370, timestamp: 0xf4729bfc
Interval: 3362
11:42:08 Maximum server connections 0
11:42:08 Checkpoint Statistics - Avg. Txn Block Time 0.000, # Txns blocked 0,
Plog used 1517, Llog used 0
11:42:08 Assert Failed: Page Check Error in chfree:bad chunk free list page
11:42:08 IBM Informix Dynamic Server Version 11.70.UC7
11:42:08 Who: Session(19, informix@hostname, 0, 0x4d01865c)
Thread(65, xchg_2.0, 4cff1e44, 11)
File: rsdebug.c Line: 1116
11:42:08 Results: Possible inconsistencies in a Chunk Freelist page
11:42:08 Action: Run 'oncheck -ce' and/or restore affected DBSpace
11:42:08 stack trace for pid 2880 written to /home/informix/tmp/af.429210f
11:42:08 See Also: /home/informix/tmp/af.429210f, shmem.429210f.0
11:42:16 Page Check Error in chfree:bad chunk free list page
11:42:16 Assert Warning: Error trying to free extent. Chunk 6, Page offset
1437029, Number of pages 515
11:42:16 IBM Informix Dynamic Server Version 11.70.UC7
11:42:16 Who: Session(19, informix@hostname, 0, 0x4d01865c)
Thread(65, xchg_2.0, 4cff1e44, 11)
File: rspartn.c Line: 11629
11:42:16 Results: Cannot free extent
11:42:16 Action: Please notify IBM Informix Technical Support.
11:42:16 stack trace for pid 2880 written to /home/informix/tmp/af.429210f
11:42:16 See Also: /home/informix/tmp/af.429210f
11:42:16 Error trying to free extent. Chunk 6, Page offset 1437029, Number of
pages 515
11:42:16 Rollforward of log record failed. iserrno = 105
11:42:16 Log Record: log = 12140, pos = 0x403338, type = OLDRSAM:CHFREE(52),
trans = 142
11:42:16 Rollforward of log record failed. iserrno = 105
11:42:16 Log Record: log = 12140, pos = 0x403338, type = OLDRSAM:CHFREE(52),
trans = 142
11:42:16 Assert Failed: Page Check Error in challoc:bad chunk free list page
11:42:16 IBM Informix Dynamic Server Version 11.70.UC7
11:42:16 Who: Session(19, informix@hostname, 0, 0x4d0196e0)
Thread(65, xchg_2.0, 4cff1e44, 9)
File: rsdebug.c Line: 1116
11:42:16 Results: Possible inconsistencies in a Chunk Freelist page
11:42:16 Action: Run 'oncheck -ce' and/or restore affected DBSpace
11:42:16 stack trace for pid 2878 written to /home/informix/tmp/af.429210f
11:42:16 See Also: /home/informix/tmp/af.429210f
11:42:18 Page Check Error in challoc:bad chunk free list page
11:42:18 Rollforward of log record failed. iserrno = 131
11:42:18 Log Record: log = 12140, pos = 0x403580, type = OLDRSAM:CHALLOC(51),
trans = 142
11:42:21 Assert Warning: Chunk 6 is being taken OFFLINE.
11:42:21 IBM Informix Dynamic Server Version 11.70.UC7
11:42:21 Who: Session(19, informix@hostname, 0, 0x4d0196e0)
Thread(65, xchg_2.0, 4cff1e44, 9)
File: rsmirror.c Line: 1925
11:42:21 Results: Dynamic Server will block at next checkpoint
11:42:21 Action: Shutdown (onmode -k) or override (onmode -O)
11:42:21 stack trace for pid 2878 written to /home/informix/tmp/af.429210f
11:42:21 See Also: /home/informix/tmp/af.429210f
11:42:21 Chunk 6 is being taken OFFLINE.
11:42:21 Rollforward of log record failed. iserrno = 131
11:42:21 Log Record: log = 12140, pos = 0x403580, type = OLDRSAM:CHALLOC(51),
trans = 142
11:42:24 Logical Log 12140 Complete, timestamp: 0xf4734290.
11:42:27 Logical Log 12141 Complete, timestamp: 0xf47409d0.
11:42:29 Logical Log 12142 Complete, timestamp: 0xf474961b.
11:42:37 Checkpoint blocked by down space, waiting for override or shutdown
11:58:54 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 984 seconds.
11:58:54 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12143, logpos 0xb85164, timestamp: 0xf474d62a
Interval: 3363
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09:45:06 IBM Informix Dynamic Server Started.
09:45:06 Requested shared memory segment size rounded from 139076KB to
139264KB
09:45:06 Shared memory segment will use huge pages.
09:45:06 Segment locked: addr=0x44000000, size=142606336
09:45:06 Shared memory segment will use huge pages.
09:45:06 Segment locked: addr=0x4c800000, size=1048576000
Thu Feb 12 09:45:07 2015
09:45:07 Event alarms enabled. ALARMPROG =
'/home/informix/etc/alarmprogram.sh'
09:45:07 Booting Language <c> from module <>
09:45:07 Loading Module <CNULL>
09:45:07 Booting Language <builtin> from module <>
09:45:07 Loading Module <BUILTINNULL>
09:45:13 Info: The trusted host file (/etc/hosts.equiv) does not exist.
09:45:13 Info: The trusted host file (/home/informix/etc/hosts.equiv) does not
exist.
09:45:13 DR: DRAUTO is 0 (Off)
09:45:13 DR: ENCRYPT_HDR is 0 (HDR encryption Disabled)
09:45:13 Event notification facility epoll enabled.
09:45:13 IBM Informix Dynamic Server Version 11.70.UC7 Software Serial Number
AAA#B000000
09:45:14 IBM Informix Dynamic Server Initialized -- Shared Memory Initialized.
09:45:14 Started 1 B-tree scanners.
09:45:14 B-tree scanner threshold set at 5000.
09:45:14 B-tree scanner range scan size set to -1.
09:45:14 B-tree scanner ALICE mode set to 6.
09:45:14 B-tree scanner index compression level set to med.
09:45:14 Data replication type and state information reset. To start DR, use
the 'onmode -d' command and wait for the pair to be operational,
before shutting down the database server
09:45:14 Dataskip is now OFF for all dbspaces
09:45:14 Restartable Restore has been ENABLED
09:45:14 Recovery Mode
09:45:14 Physical Restore of rootdbs started.
09:45:20 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 0 seconds.
09:45:20 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12139, logpos 0x8ad3c4, timestamp: 0xf4726ffe
Interval: 3356
09:45:20 Maximum server connections 0
09:45:20 Checkpoint Statistics - Avg. Txn Block Time 0.000, # Txns blocked 0,
Plog used 0, Llog used 0
09:45:23 Physical Restore of rootdbs Completed.
09:45:23 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 0 seconds.
09:45:23 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12139, logpos 0x8ad3c4, timestamp: 0xf4727003
Interval: 3356
09:45:23 Maximum server connections 0
09:45:24 Physical Restore of phydbs started.
09:45:24 Physical Restore of idxdbs started.
09:45:24 Physical Restore of logdbs started.
09:45:24 Physical Restore of datadbs started.
11:26:57 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 0 seconds.
11:26:57 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12139, logpos 0x8ad3c4, timestamp: 0xf472700c
Interval: 3357
11:26:57 Maximum server connections 0
11:26:57 Checkpoint Statistics - Avg. Txn Block Time 0.001, # Txns blocked 0,
Plog used 0, Llog used 0
11:26:57 Physical Restore of datadbs Completed.
11:26:57 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 0 seconds.
11:26:57 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12139, logpos 0x8ad3c4, timestamp: 0xf47277f1
Interval: 3357
11:26:57 Maximum server connections 0
11:27:00 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 0 seconds.
11:27:00 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12139, logpos 0x8ad3c4, timestamp: 0xf47277fa
Interval: 3358
11:27:00 Maximum server connections 0
11:27:00 Checkpoint Statistics - Avg. Txn Block Time 0.000, # Txns blocked 0,
Plog used 0, Llog used 0
11:27:01 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 0 seconds.
11:27:01 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12139, logpos 0x8ad3c4, timestamp: 0xf4727803
Interval: 3359
11:27:01 Maximum server connections 0
11:27:01 Checkpoint Statistics - Avg. Txn Block Time 0.000, # Txns blocked 0,
Plog used 0, Llog used 0
11:27:03 Physical Restore of logdbs Completed.
11:27:03 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 0 seconds.
11:27:03 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12139, logpos 0x8ad3c4, timestamp: 0xf4727809
Interval: 3359
11:27:03 Maximum server connections 0
11:27:04 Physical Restore of phydbs Completed.
11:27:04 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 0 seconds.
11:27:04 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12139, logpos 0x8ad3c4, timestamp: 0xf472780f
Interval: 3359
11:27:04 Maximum server connections 0
11:41:32 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 1 seconds.
11:41:32 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12139, logpos 0x8ad3c4, timestamp: 0xf4727818
Interval: 3360
11:41:32 Maximum server connections 0
11:41:32 Checkpoint Statistics - Avg. Txn Block Time 0.000, # Txns blocked 0,
Plog used 0, Llog used 0
11:41:34 Assert Failed: Page Check Error in rsclose_phr: bad chunk free list
page
11:41:34 IBM Informix Dynamic Server Version 11.70.UC7
11:41:34 Who: Session(10, informix@hostname, 2887, 0x4d018400)
Thread(35, ontape, 4cfed1b0, 10)
File: rsdebug.c Line: 1116
11:41:34 Results: Possible inconsistencies in a Chunk Freelist page
11:41:34 Action: Run 'oncheck -ce' and/or restore affected DBSpace
11:41:34 stack trace for pid 2879 written to /home/informix/tmp/af.40b20ee
11:41:34 See Also: /home/informix/tmp/af.40b20ee, shmem.40b20ee.0
11:41:43 Page Check Error in rsclose_phr: bad chunk free list page
11:41:43 Physical Restore of idxdbs Completed.
11:41:43 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 0 seconds.
11:41:43 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12139, logpos 0x8ad3c4, timestamp: 0xf4727824
Interval: 3360
11:41:43 Maximum server connections 0
11:41:51 Logical Recovery Started.
11:41:51 10 recovery worker threads will be started.
11:41:51 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 0 seconds.
11:41:51 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12139, logpos 0x8ad3c4, timestamp: 0xf472782d
Interval: 3360
11:41:51 Maximum server connections 0
11:41:51 Start Logical Recovery - Start Log 12139, End Log ?
11:41:51 Starting Log Position - 12139 0x8ad3c4
11:41:51 Clearing the physical and logical logs has started
11:42:02 Cleared 1170 MB of the physical and logical logs in 11 seconds
11:42:02 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 0 seconds.
11:42:02 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12139, logpos 0x8b6214, timestamp: 0xf4727854
Interval: 3361
11:42:02 Maximum server connections 0
11:42:02 Checkpoint Statistics - Avg. Txn Block Time 0.000, # Txns blocked 0,
Plog used 13, Llog used 0
11:42:03 Logical Log 12139 Complete, timestamp: 0xf4727d05.
11:42:08 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 0 seconds.
11:42:08 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12140, logpos 0x377370, timestamp: 0xf4729bfc
Interval: 3362
11:42:08 Maximum server connections 0
11:42:08 Checkpoint Statistics - Avg. Txn Block Time 0.000, # Txns blocked 0,
Plog used 1517, Llog used 0
11:42:08 Assert Failed: Page Check Error in chfree:bad chunk free list page
11:42:08 IBM Informix Dynamic Server Version 11.70.UC7
11:42:08 Who: Session(19, informix@hostname, 0, 0x4d01865c)
Thread(65, xchg_2.0, 4cff1e44, 11)
File: rsdebug.c Line: 1116
11:42:08 Results: Possible inconsistencies in a Chunk Freelist page
11:42:08 Action: Run 'oncheck -ce' and/or restore affected DBSpace
11:42:08 stack trace for pid 2880 written to /home/informix/tmp/af.429210f
11:42:08 See Also: /home/informix/tmp/af.429210f, shmem.429210f.0
11:42:16 Page Check Error in chfree:bad chunk free list page
11:42:16 Assert Warning: Error trying to free extent. Chunk 6, Page offset
1437029, Number of pages 515
11:42:16 IBM Informix Dynamic Server Version 11.70.UC7
11:42:16 Who: Session(19, informix@hostname, 0, 0x4d01865c)
Thread(65, xchg_2.0, 4cff1e44, 11)
File: rspartn.c Line: 11629
11:42:16 Results: Cannot free extent
11:42:16 Action: Please notify IBM Informix Technical Support.
11:42:16 stack trace for pid 2880 written to /home/informix/tmp/af.429210f
11:42:16 See Also: /home/informix/tmp/af.429210f
11:42:16 Error trying to free extent. Chunk 6, Page offset 1437029, Number of
pages 515
11:42:16 Rollforward of log record failed. iserrno = 105
11:42:16 Log Record: log = 12140, pos = 0x403338, type = OLDRSAM:CHFREE(52),
trans = 142
11:42:16 Rollforward of log record failed. iserrno = 105
11:42:16 Log Record: log = 12140, pos = 0x403338, type = OLDRSAM:CHFREE(52),
trans = 142
11:42:16 Assert Failed: Page Check Error in challoc:bad chunk free list page
11:42:16 IBM Informix Dynamic Server Version 11.70.UC7
11:42:16 Who: Session(19, informix@hostname, 0, 0x4d0196e0)
Thread(65, xchg_2.0, 4cff1e44, 9)
File: rsdebug.c Line: 1116
11:42:16 Results: Possible inconsistencies in a Chunk Freelist page
11:42:16 Action: Run 'oncheck -ce' and/or restore affected DBSpace
11:42:16 stack trace for pid 2878 written to /home/informix/tmp/af.429210f
11:42:16 See Also: /home/informix/tmp/af.429210f
11:42:18 Page Check Error in challoc:bad chunk free list page
11:42:18 Rollforward of log record failed. iserrno = 131
11:42:18 Log Record: log = 12140, pos = 0x403580, type = OLDRSAM:CHALLOC(51),
trans = 142
11:42:21 Assert Warning: Chunk 6 is being taken OFFLINE.
11:42:21 IBM Informix Dynamic Server Version 11.70.UC7
11:42:21 Who: Session(19, informix@hostname, 0, 0x4d0196e0)
Thread(65, xchg_2.0, 4cff1e44, 9)
File: rsmirror.c Line: 1925
11:42:21 Results: Dynamic Server will block at next checkpoint
11:42:21 Action: Shutdown (onmode -k) or override (onmode -O)
11:42:21 stack trace for pid 2878 written to /home/informix/tmp/af.429210f
11:42:21 See Also: /home/informix/tmp/af.429210f
11:42:21 Chunk 6 is being taken OFFLINE.
11:42:21 Rollforward of log record failed. iserrno = 131
11:42:21 Log Record: log = 12140, pos = 0x403580, type = OLDRSAM:CHALLOC(51),
trans = 142
11:42:24 Logical Log 12140 Complete, timestamp: 0xf4734290.
11:42:27 Logical Log 12141 Complete, timestamp: 0xf47409d0.
11:42:29 Logical Log 12142 Complete, timestamp: 0xf474961b.
11:42:37 Checkpoint blocked by down space, waiting for override or shutdown
11:58:54 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 984 seconds.
11:58:54 Thu Feb 12 - loguniq 12143, logpos 0xb85164, timestamp: 0xf474d62a
Interval: 3363
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