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Alarms on Extended Parallel Server

Table 7 shows the class IDs, tag IDs, and class messages for alarms on Extended Parallel Server. Some class IDs do not have an associated tag ID. The combination of the class and tag IDs identify each alarm.

The database server generates an alarm when the database server mode changes. For more information about setting the ALARMPROGRAM parameter, which controls alarms, see ALARMPROGRAM.

Table 7. Alarms on Extended Parallel Server
Class ID Tag ID Class Message
1 1 Current log is full
1 2 All logs are full
1 3 Long transaction hang possible
1 4 Log file added dynamically
1 5 Log file needed
1 6 Log file needed, but no space
2 1 Dbspace backup completed
2 2 Log backup completed
3 1 Dbspace backup failed
3 2 Log backup failed
4 0 Database server is initializing
4 1 Database server mode changed to quiescent
4 2 Database server in micro-kernel mode
4 3 Database server in fast recovery mode
4 4 Database server performing a backup
4 5 Database server is shutting down
4 6 Database server is online
4 7 Database server is aborting
4 8 Database server is terminating
5 1 Preconfigured limit hit (such as too many locks or transactions)
5 2 Long transaction high-water mark hit
5 3 Database server is out of memory
5 4 Dbspace high water mark crossed
6 Sub-system failure
7 1 Corrupt table
7 2 Corrupt index
7 3 Corrupt simple large object
8 1 Device problem: chunk problem
8 2 Device problem: dbspace problem
10 1 Globally detached index created
Note:
The GLOBAL_DETACH_INFORM environment variable is used to enable the globally detached index alarm. By default the database server will not give this alarm. To enable the alarm, set the GLOBAL_DETACH_INFORM environment variable to any value (even an empty string) before starting the database server. If the database server is already started you can enable the alarm by using this command: 
onutil set GLOBAL_DETACH_INFORM 1
10 2 Cartesian product alarm
Note:
The INFMX_CART_ALARM environment variable is used to enable the Cartesian Product Alarm. By default the database server will not give this alarm. To enable the alarm, set the INFMX_CART_ALARM environment variable to any value (even an empty string) before starting the database server. If the database server is already started you can enable the alarm by using this command: 
onutil set INFMX_CART_ALARM 1
12 Error occurred during database server initialization
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