CONTROL-M

Messages Manual

Supporting
CONTROL-M/Enterprise Manager version 6.3.01
CONTROL-M/Server version 6.2.01

August 2, 2006

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About This Book

Related Publications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Conventions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Syntax statements. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Message structure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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About This Book

This book contains important messages from CONTROL-M/Enterprise Manager
version 6.3.01, and is intended for all users of this product.
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Related Publications

CONTROL-M/Server Administrator Guides each describe setup, maintenance,

security, and utilities for CONTROL-M/Server on a specific type of computer.

CONTROL-M/Enterprise Manager User Guide describes CONTROL-M/EM

concepts, features, facilities, and operating instructions.

CONTROL-M/Desktop User Guide describes how to define and manage

CONTROL-M job processing definitions, Scheduling tables, and Calendars.

Conventions
This book uses the following special conventions:

All syntax, operating system terms, and literal examples are

presented in this typeface.

Variable text in path names, system messages, or syntax is displayed in italic text:
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Syntax statements

testsys/instance/fileName

The symbol => connects items in a menu sequence. For example, Actions => Create
Test instructs you to choose the Create Test command from the Actions menu.

Syntax statements
The following example shows a sample syntax statement:
COMMAND KEYWORD1 [KEYWORD2 | KEYWORD3] KEYWORD4={YES | NO} fileName...

The following table explains conventions for syntax statements and provides
examples:
Item

Example

Items in italic type represent variables that

you must replace with a name or value. If a
variable is represented by two or more
words, initial capitals distinguish the second
and subsequent words.

alias

Brackets indicate a group of optional items.

Do not type the brackets when you enter the
option. A comma means that you can choose
one or more of the listed options. You must
use a comma to separate the options if you
choose more than one option.

[tableName, columnName, field]

Braces indicate that at least one of the

enclosed items is required. Do not type the
braces when you enter the item.

{DBDName | tableName}

databaseDirectory
serverHostName

[-full, -incremental, -level]

(Unix)

UNLOAD device={disk | tape,

fileName | deviceName}
{-a | -c} (Unix)

A vertical bar means that you can choose

only one of the listed items. In the example,
you would choose either commit or cancel.

{commit | cancel}

An ellipsis indicates that you can repeat the

previous item or items as many times as
necessary.

columnName . . .

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{-commit | -cancel} (Unix)

Message structure

Message structure
Messages in this manual are described in the following way:
<Message ID>

The four- or five-digit identification number of the message

<Message Text>

The message text

Explanation

The meaning of the message

System Action

The action performed by the system when the message is

issued

User Response

The recommended action to be taken by the user to solve the

problem

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CONTROL-M/EM Messages
The messages described in this chapter are issued by CONTROL-M/EM. These
messages may be displayed in the CONTROL-M/EM GUI or one of the
CONTROL-M/EM components.

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24001

Failed to refresh deleted alerts from database. Deleted alerts will be refreshed
in the next refresh.
Explanation: Your database may be experiencing problems, or the ALARM table may
not exist. During each specified period of time, the Global Alerts Server (GAS)
refreshes the list of the alerts saved in its memory and deletes from its memory the
alerts that were deleted by the Gateway from the database, thereby synchronizing the
list of alerts saved in the memory and in the database.
System Action: When the problem is corrected, the GAS will refresh deleted alerts in
the next refresh period.
User Response: Correct your database problems, and contact BMC Software technical
support if the problem still exists.

24002

Failed to insert new alert (alert number = alertNumber, data center = dataCenter,
severity = severity, order id = orderID).
Explanation: A new alert may contain invalid data. The Global Alerts Server (GAS)
receives an indication from the Gateway that a new alert was inserted into the
database. Due to invalid data in the alert or a lack of important information, the GAS
failed to create a new alert in the memory from the data received from the database.
The variables in this message are:
alertNumber the alert number
dataCenter the data center that issued the alert
severity the severity of the alert
orderID the order ID of the specified alert
System Action: The new alert is not displayed by the Global Alerts Client.

User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

24003

Failed to update alert (alert number = alertNumber, data center = dataCenter,

severity = severity, order id = orderID).
Explanation: An alert in the database may contain invalid data.
The Global Alerts Server (GAS) received the indication from Gateway that the
specified alert was updated in the database. Due to invalid data in the alert or a lack
of important information, the GAS failed to create a new alert in the memory from the
data received from the database.
The variables in this message are:

alertNumber the alert number

dataCenter the data center that issued the alert
severity the severity of the alert
orderID the order ID of the specified alert

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System Action: No update for this alert is displayed by the Global Alerts Client.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.
24004

Failed to read alert from database (alert number = alertNumber) because of

database problems.
Explanation: The Global Alerts Server (GAS) failed to read the new or updated alert
from the database.
System Action: New alerts or alert updates are not displayed by the Global Alerts
Client.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

24005

Failed to update alerts for data center dataCenter because of database

problems.
Explanation: Problems with the database cause the Global Alerts Server (GAS) to fail
to read the alerts from the CONTROL-M/Server, when the connection with the
server was established.
System Action: The CONTROL-M Configuration Manager displays this message.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

24006

GAS failed to load alerts from the database when starting. Exiting...
Explanation: Your database may be experiencing technical problems. The Global
Alerts Server (GAS) failed to load alerts from the database when starting.
System Action: The GAS shuts down.
User Response: If you cannot fix the problems, contact BMC Software technical
support.

25001

Condition could not be sent to data center dataCenter (reason = reason, odate =
date, condition = condition).
Explanation: The specified condition could not be distributed to the requested data
center.

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dataCenter the data center name
reason an explanation of the failure:
Failed to connect to the target data center
Stopped trying to send because the maximum number of retries was reached.
Stopped trying to send because the condition was older than the value specified
by the gc_unsent_wait parameter in the Global Conditions Server.
date the order date.
System Action: The global condition was not distributed to the specified data center.
Therefore, production flow may be negatively affected.

User Response: Do the following:

Check out the problem with this data center or its Gateway
Fix the problem and resume connection to this data center.

If production flow was affected, ensure that the problem is fixed. For example, if
necessary, add this condition manually on the target data center.
26001

DO Remedy is not supported on platformName for service serviceName

Explanation: The serviceName service has requested a DO Remedy action, but
DO Remedy actions are not supported on the platformName platform.
Explanation: A Remedy ticket is not opened.
User Response: Remove the DO Remedy definition from the BIM service action list.

26002

DO SIM is not supported on platformName for service serviceName

Explanation: The serviceName service has requested a DO SIM action, but DO SIM
actions are not supported on the platformName platform.
Explanation: No SIM message describing the service problem is sent.
User Response: Remove the DO SIM definition from the BIM service action list.

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28001

Bad or Unknown Auth Category: category, for Destination: destination,

request:request
Explanation: The category value in the ACTIONS_AUTH database table is invalid.
The variables in this message are:
category the category to which the authorized actions belong. Valid values are:
OPER
CTMSEC
CONFIG
DATABASE
destination the component that handles the request.
request the name of the request.
System Action: The Configuration Management Server rejects the request.

User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

28002

Bad or Unknown Auth Level: level, for Destination: destination, request:request

Explanation: The authorization level value in the ACTIONS_AUTH database table is
invalid.
The variables in this message are:
level the authorization level value. Valid values are:
BROWSE
UPDATE
FULL
destination the component that handles the request.
request the name of the request.
System Action: The Configuration Management Server rejects the request.

User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

28003

Bad or Unknown Request. Destination: destination, request:request

Explanation: The destination and request name pair are not found in the
ACTIONS_AUTH database table.
The variables in this message are:
destination the component that handles the request.
request the name of the request.
System Action: The Configuration Management Server rejects the request.

User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

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28004

Request Permission Denied. Destination: destination, request:request

Explanation: The user does not have permission to perform the request.
The variables in this message are:
destination the component that handles the request.
request the name of the request.
System Action: The Configuration Management Server rejects the request.

User Response: Assign permission to the user to perform the specified request.
28005

Fail To Get Component Details. Machine: host, Type: type, Name: component;
Code: error
Explanation: The Configuration Management Server failed to locate the target
component for the CTL request.
The variables in this message are:
host the component host.
type the type of the component.
component the name of the component.
error the internal error code.
System Action: The Configuration Management Server rejects the request.

User Response: Verify that the requested component is up and running, and perform
the request again. If the request still fails, contact BMC Software technical support.
28006

CTL Request Failed. Machine: host, Type: type, Name: component; Code: error
Explanation: The Configuration Management Server failed to send the CTL request to
the target component.
The variables in this message are:
host the component host.
type the type of the component.
component the name of the component.
error the internal error code.
System Action: The Configuration Management Server rejects the request.

User Response: Verify that the requested component is up and running, and perform
the request again. If the request still fails, contact BMC Software technical support.

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28007

XML Parse Error.

Explanation: An attempt to parse an XML input document failed.
System Action: The Configuration Management Server rejects the request.
User Response: Repeat the last action. If the request still fails, contact BMC Software
technical support.

28008

Handler Not Found For Request: name.

Explanation: The request is not supported by the Configuration Management Server.
In this message, name is the name of the request.
System Action: The Configuration Management Server rejects the request.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

28009

XML Distributor Internal Error: message.

Explanation: An internal error occurred in the Configuration Management Server.
In this message, message is the explanation of the error.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

28010

XML Distributor Internal Error: ID does not exist

Explanation: The polling ID could not be found in the Configuration Management
Server repository.
System Action: The polling request is denied.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

28011

Gate Error Received: error.

Explanation: The Configuration Management Server received an error from
CONTROL-M.
In this message, error is the error that was received from CONTROL-M.
User Response: Check CONTROL-M messages for more information.

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28012

Gate Protocol Error: error.

Explanation: An internal CMS Gate communication error occurred in the
Configuration Management Server.
In this message, error provides additional information about the specific problem.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

28013

CMS Gate Request Timeout, CONTROL-M: name Request: request.

Explanation: A request sent by the Configuration Management Server to the
CONTROL-M Configuration Agent was not replied to within the time specified by
the AdminRequestTimeout parameter.
The variables in this message are:
name the CONTROL-M name.
request the internal request sent by the Configuration Management Server to the
CMS Gate.
System Action: The request times out.

User Response: Increase the value of the AdminRequestTimeout parameter and

submit the request again.
28014

CMS Gate Request Aborted, CONTROL-M: name Request: request.

Explanation: A request sent by the Configuration Management Server and the
CONTROL-M Configuration Agent has been lost. The requests completion status is
unknown.
The variables in this message are:
name the CONTROL-M name.
request the internal request sent by the Configuration Management Server to the
CMS Gate.
System Action: A communications error occurred.

User Response: Check that communications are operating properly, and then perform
the request again.
User Response: Check that the requested component is up and running, and perform
the request again.

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28015

CMS Gate Discover Failed, Reason: reason; Host: host, Port: port.
Explanation: A CMS Gate discover operation failed. Possible reasons are incorrect
host or port parameters, or the CONTROL-M Configuration Manager on
CONTROL-M is not running.
The variables in this message are:
reason the reason for the failure, if available.
host the CONTROL-M host name.
port the CONTROL-M port.
System Action: The reason for the failure is explained in this message. No information
is received from the Configuration Management Server.

User Response: Do the following:

28016

Check the reason displayed in this message, and then perform the operation again.

If the host and port parameters are correct, and CONTROL-M Configuration
Manager is up and running, check the cmsg_log file located in
<EM INSTALL DIR>/log folder for more information.

CMS Failed Sending Command To CONTROL-M: name; RC: rc.

Explanation: The Configuration Management Server failed to send the request to
CONTROL-M. Communication with the CONTROL-M Configuration Manager
could not be established.
The variables in this message are:
name the CONTROL-M name.
rc the internal error code.
System Action: The Configuration Management Server rejects the request.

User Response: Check that the CONTROL-M is connected, and then perform the
request again.
28017

Component Info Parsing Error. Request: request

Explanation: The Configuration Management Server fail to extract component
information from the input XML document.
In this message, request is the request name.
System Action: The Configuration Management Server rejects the request.
User Response: Repeat the last action. If the problem still occurs, contact BMC
Software technical support.

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28018

Component With The Same Key Already exists. Key: key

Explanation: An attempt to create a component failed, since a component with the
same key already exists in the Configuration Management Server repository.
In this message, key is the component key. The key may be:
type, host, or name for CONTROL-M/EM
type or name for CONTROL-M
System Action: The Configuration Management Server rejects the request.

User Response: Change the component key, and attempt to create the component
again.
28019

Unable to perform the operation. Reason: Component not found (It was
probably deleted by another console). Component details: type=type host=host
name=name
Explanation: The requested component was not found in the Configuration
Management Server repository.
The variables in this message are:
type the component type.
host the name of the host on which the component is installed.
name the logical name of the component.
System Action: The Configuration Management Server rejects the request.

User Response: Refresh the Configuration Management Server view, and perform the
request again.
28020

SQL Operation Failed, RC: rc, Message: text

Explanation: The Configuration Management Server encountered an error while
accessing the EM database.
The variables in this message are:
rc the internal error code.
text the SQL error message, if available.
System Action: The Configuration Management Server rejects the request.

User Response: Try to access the database again. If the problem continues, contact
BMC Software technical support.

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28021

Set Desired State Failed, RC: rc

Explanation: An attempt to change the desired state failed.
In this message, rc is the internal error code.
System Action: The Configuration Management Server rejects the request.
User Response: Try to change the state again. If the problem continues, contact BMC
Software technical support.

28022

Unable to perform the operation. Reason: CONTROL-M name not found (It was
probably deleted by another console)
Explanation: The CONTROL-M that is the destination of the request was not defined
in the Configuration Management Server repository.
In this message, name is the name of the requested CONTROL-M.
System Action: The Configuration Management Server rejects the request.
User Response: Refresh the Configuration Management Server view, and perform the
request again.

28023

CONTROL-M With The Same Name Or Code Already exists. Name: name,
Code: code
Explanation: An attempt to define a new CONTROL-M failed, since a CONTROL-M
with the same name or code already exists.
The variables in this message are:
name the new CONTROL-M name.
code the CONTROL-M short name.
System Action: The Configuration Management Server rejects the request.

User Response: Change the CONTROL-M name or code, and retry.

28024

Invalid Or Unknown Operation On CONTROL-M; Operation: action

Explanation: An internal Configuration Management Server error occurred.
In this message, action is the operation name.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

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28025

Value cannot be empty for field: fieldName

Explanation: The required fieldName field in a request was left empty.
System Action: The CONTROL-M Configuration Manager displays this message.
User Response: Make sure you fill in all required fields in the request.

28026

Bad value for field: fieldName, bad value is: value

Explanation: The fieldName field in a request contained an invalid value.
System Action: The CONTROL-M Configuration Manager displays this message.
User Response: Enter a valid value in the fieldName field.

28027

Failed to login as user: userName, rc: rc, message: text

Explanation: You could not log on to the database as the userName user (usually, the
administrator). This may be due to an incorrect user name or password.
The variables in this message are:
userName the name of the user for whom the logon failed.
rc the return code that is issued.
text the displayed message text explaining why the logon failed, generated by the
database vendor.
System Action: The CONTROL-M Configuration Manager displays this message.

User Response: Follow the instructions in the message.

28028

The following request failed: requestName, rc: rc, Message: text

Explanation: The requestName user request failed.
System Action: The CONTROL-M Configuration Manager displays this message.
User Response: Check the displayed message for the next action to perform.

28029

Invalid number for deleted old alerts. rc: rc, Message: text, Deleted: deletedNum
Explanation: Old alerts are deleted from the ALARM table on specified dates. If the
delete action fails for any reason, the number of deleted alerts returned from the
query may be invalid (such as a negative number).
The variables in this message are:

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rc the return code that is issued.

text the displayed message text.
deletedNum the returned number of deleted alerts.

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System Action: The CONTROL-M Configuration Manager displays this message.

User Response: Check the displayed message for the next action.
28030

A parameter with the same key already exists for paramName

Explanation: The user is trying to add a system parameter that already exists into the
PARAMS table.
System Action: The parameter is not added to the PARAMS table.
User Response: Check the details of the parameter and correct them. Repeat the
attempt to add the parameter.

28031

Can't update, parameter's details do not exist: paramName

Explanation: The user is trying to update the paramName system parameter, which
does not exist in the database.
System Action: The parameter is not updated to the PARAMS table.
User Response: Check the details of the parameter and correct them. Repeat the
attempt to add the parameter.

28032

Fail To Save Desired State In Database.

Explanation: The Configuration Management Server failed to update the state of
CONTROL-M in the EM database.
System Action: The Configuration Management Server rejects the request.
User Response: Check the Configuration Management Server log file.

28033

Invalid State Code.

Explanation: An internal XML document received an invalid state code.
System Action: The Configuration Management Server rejects the request.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

28034

Invalid Or Unknown Process Type.

Explanation: An internal XML document received an invalid or unknown process
type.
System Action: The Configuration Management Server rejects the request.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

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28035

Missing Mandatory Value tag.

Explanation: A mandatory tag or value is missing.
In this message, tag is the missing tag name.
System Action: The Configuration Management Server rejects the request.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

28036

Invalid Or Unknown OS Type.

Explanation: An internal XML document received an invalid or unknown operating
system type.
System Action: The Configuration Management Server rejects the request.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

28037

User Not Registered

Explanation: The user token is not valid.
System Action: The Configuration Management Server rejects the request.
User Response: Reconnect to the Configuration Management Server to receive a valid
token.

28038

CMS Gate is not connected to CONTROL-M name. Verify that CONTROL-M host
hostName and Admin Port port are correct, and CONTROL-M Configuration
Agent is up and running
Explanation: The CONTROL-M Configuration Agent is not connected to the
Configuration Manager.
The variables in this message are:
name the CONTROL-M name.
hostName the CONTROL-M host name.
port the port on which the CONTROL-M Configuration Manager listens, as
defined by CONTROL-M/EM.
System Action: The request can not be completed.

User Response: Verify that CONTROL-M host and port are correct, and that the
CONTROL-M Configuration Manager is up and running.

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29001

EM - CONTROL-M name Communication Service Timed Out. timeout=time,

type=type, instance=ID
Explanation: A communication service between the Gateway and CONTROL-M
timed out. This service can be a request for an action, such as hold or free, or a request
for information, such as SYSOUT, log or download.
The variables in this message are:
name the CONTROL-M name.
time the length of the timeout, in seconds.
type the type of requested service.
ID the internal service ID.
System Action: The service is cancelled by the Gateway.

User Response: Generally, a service timeout is an indication of a performance

problem. If the problem occurs again, contact BMC Software technical support.
29002

Upload of tableName Aborted (time-out), no answer from CONTROL-M name.

timeout=time, instance=ID
Explanation: A service that was uploading a definition table timed out. This message
appears together with general timeout message 29001. The final status of the upload
is unknown.
The variables in this message are:
tableName the definition table name.
name the CONTROL-M name.
time the length of the timeout, in seconds.
ID the internal service ID.
System Action: The service is cancelled by the Gateway.

User Response: Retry the operation. If the problem occurs again, contact BMC
Software technical support.
29003

Download of tableName Aborted (time-out), no answer from CONTROL-M name.

Explanation: A service that was downloading a definition table timed out. This
message appears together with general timeout message 29001. The status of the table
in CONTROL-M/EM is unknown.
The variables in this message are:

tableName the definition table name.

name the CONTROL-M name.

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System Action: The service is cancelled by the Gateway.

User Response: Retry the operation. If the problem occurs again, contact BMC
Software technical support.
29004

Download of tableName Aborted in Gateway, CONTROL-M name.

Explanation: A service that was downloading a definition table aborted. The status of
the table in CONTROL-M/EM is unknown.
The variables in this message are:
tableName the definition table name.
name the CONTROL-M name.
System Action: The service is cancelled by the Gateway.

User Response: Retry the operation and check the Gateway log for additional
messages. If the problem occurs again, contact BMC Software technical support.
29005

Gateway Client (name) Message Queue Overflows. max_ws_queue_size =

maxSize Actual = actualSize.
Explanation: A message that cannot be sent over the communication channel, because
the TCP buffer is full, is temporarily written into an internal buffer. This message
indicates that the buffer for communication with one of the Gateway clients (GUI
Server, Global Alerts Server, or Global Conditions Server) is full. The buffer size is
determine by the value of the max_ws_queue_size parameter in the Defaults.rsc file.
The variables in this message are:
name the Gateway client name.
maxSize the maximum number of characters specified for the buffer.
actualSize the actual size of the queue.
System Action: The problematic communication channel is closed and reopened.

User Response: If necessary, increase the value of the max_ws_queue_size parameter

in the Defaults.rsc file.
29006

Gateway CONTROL-M name Server Message Queue Overflows.

max_mf_queue_size = maxSize Actual = actualSize.
Explanation: A message that cannot be sent over the communication channel, because
the TCP buffer is full, is temporarily written into an internal buffer. This message
indicates that the buffer for communication with the CONTROL-M Server is full. The
buffer size is determine by the value of the max_mf_queue_size parameter in the
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The variables in this message are:

name the CONTROL-M name.
maxSize the maximum number of characters specified for the buffer.
actualSize the actual size of the queue.
System Action: The problematic communication channel is closed and reopened.

User Response: If necessary, increase the value of the max_mf_queue_size parameter

in the Defaults.rsc file.
29007

Gateway CONTROL-M name, Received Update, but job not found in EM

database, For Order_ID orderID (decimalOrderID) Update Sequence Number
number, Event Time time
Explanation: The Gateway received a request from the CONTROL-M/Server to
update an active job, but the job was not found in the CONTROL-M/EM database.
This message indicates that the CONTROL-M/EM database is not completely
synchronized with the Active Jobs File (AJF) on the CONTROL-M/Server.
The variables in this message are:
name the CONTROL-M name.
orderID the unique job order ID.
decimalOrderID the job order ID in decimal format.
number the sequence number of the update request.
time the update time.
System Action: The Gateway rejects the update request.

User Response: Force the Gateway to download the AJF.

29008

Active Download Failure. CONTROL-M name, Odate date, Net Name (netName),
Sequence Number number
Explanation: A request to download the Active Jobs File (AJF) from CONTROL-M
failed. For additional details, check the Gateway log file.
The variables in this message are:
name the CONTROL-M name.
date the order date.
netName the internal name of the net.
number the sequence number of the update request.
System Action: The Gateway closes the communication channel with CONTROL-M,
reopens it and tries to download the AJF again.

User Response: If the problem does not resolve itself after several retries, contact BMC
Software technical support.

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29009

Create Alert Failure.

Explanation: The Gateway failed to insert an alert into the database. The following
alert parameters are displayed:

CONTROL-M
Memname
Jobname
OID
Msg
Sev
Owner
Time
Appl
Group
NodeId
Type
Closed_from_EM
Ticket
Run

Descriptions of these parameters can be found in the CONTROL-M/EM User Guide.

System Action: The alert is discarded.
User Response: Handle the alert as it was issued in the Global Alerts Client. For
additional details, check the Gateway log file.
29010

Update Alert Failure.

Explanation: The Gateway failed to update an alert in the database. The following
alert parameters are displayed:

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Msg
Sev
Owner
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Type
Closed_from_EM
Ticket
Run
Handled
ChangedBy
UpdTime
Notes

Descriptions of these parameters can be found in the CONTROL-M/EM User Guide.

System Action: The update is rejected.
User Response: For additional details, check the Gateway log file.
29011

Gateway - GCS Communication Service Timed Out. CONTROL-M name

timeout=time, instance=ID, Condition=condition
Explanation: A service for distributing global conditions timed out.
The variables in this message are:
name the CONTROL-M name.
time the length of the timeout, in seconds.
ID the internal service ID.
condition the condition name.
System Action: The service is cancelled by the Gateway. Its status in the Global
Conditions Server (GCS) is unknown.

User Response: For additional details, check the Gateway and GCS log files. Verify
that the specific condition is distributed as expected.
29012

Gateway - GCS Communication Service Aborted In Gateway. CONTROL-M

name, instance=ID, Condition=condition
Explanation: A service for distributing global condition aborted, because
communication with the Global Conditions Server (GCS) closed.
The variables in this message are:

name the CONTROL-M name.

ID the internal service ID.
condition the condition name.

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System Action: The service is cancelled by the Gateway. Its status in the GCS is
unknown. The Gateway recovery mechanism will redistribute the condition when
connection with the GCS resumes.
User Response: Verify that the specific condition is distributed as expected.
40001

EM Server failed to write audit action to the EM database (action = action,

user = userName, return_code = rc, db error = error
Explanation: The CONTROL-M/EM Server failed to write an audit action to the
CONTROL-M/EM database.
The variables in this message are:
action the audit action that was not written to the database.
userName the name of the user who requested the action.
rc the return code that is issued.
error the error returned from the database explaining why the write action failed.
System Action: The CONTROL-M Configuration Manager displays an explanation of
the write failure.

User Response: Your database may be experiencing technical problems. If you cannot
fix the problems, contact BMC Software technical support.
40002

CCM failed to erase old audit records from the EM database. Please, delete
them manually via erase_audit_data script. (return_code = rc, error = text
Explanation: The CONTROL-M Configuration Manager failed to erase old audit
records from the CONTROL-M/EM database within the default deletion period of
360 minutes.
System Action: The CONTROL-M Configuration Manager displays this message.
User Response: Use the erase_audit_data script to delete old records manually.

40201

Database server is unavailable for more than number minutes.

Explanation: The Central Management Server (CMS) warns that it has had no
communication with the database server for more than number minutes. The default
is 60 minutes.
System Action: The CMS stays up even when the database is not available. This
message appears after the database has been down for one hour.
User Response: Check the database server.

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40202

Communication with the database server was lost and can not be recovered.
Server is shutting down in number minutes.
Explanation: The Central Management Server (CMS) issues this message when the
connection to the database is lost and cannot be recovered. The CMS remains active
for number minutes after communication is lost so that users can receive this message.
System Action: The CMS remains active for number minutes. The default is
10 minutes.
User Response: Recycle the CMS to reestablish the connection.

40203

Database server is unavailable for more than number seconds. Server is

shutting down.
Explanation: The CONTROL-M/EM server component that issued this message has
not had communication with the database for more than number seconds.
System Action: The server component shuts down.
User Response: Check the database server. After it is available, verify that the
CONTROL-M/EM server component has restarted.

40204

Communication with the database server was lost and can not be recovered.
Server is shutting down.
Explanation: The CONTROL-M/EM server component that issued this message
detected that it has lost its communication with the database server, and that this
connection cannot be recovered.
System Action: The server component shuts down. If the server component is
managed by the CONTROL-M Configuration Manager and its desired state is Up, it
will reconnect to the database when it restarts.
User Response: Verify that the server component has restarted.

40205

Server failed to read system parameter type: paramType, name: paramName.

Explanation: The CONTROL-M/EM server component failed to read a system
parameter from the PARAMS table. This might be due to a problem with the
database. This message is not displayed when the system parameter is missing from
the PARAMS table, which is a normal and valid scenario.
The variables in this message are:

paramType the context of the system parameter. This can be a component type, task
specific or a general parameter.

paramName the name of the requested system parameter.

System Action: Either a default hard-coded value of the parameter is used, or the last
value of the parameter that was previously successfully read. Therefore, the system
behavior might be different from the behavior specified in the system parameter.

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User Response: Check that the database is available. If it is, check the log file of the
CONTROL-M/EM server component that issued this message to see why it has failed
to read the parameter. If you cannot fix the problems, contact BMC Software technical
support.
40801

GUI Server failed to load active net. (server, collection)

Explanation: The GUI Server failed to load an active net for a specific CONTROL-M
Server when opening a ViewPoint.
System Action: No jobs for the specified CONTROL-M Server are displayed. If the
problem is due to an unavailable database, the GUI Server stops responding.
User Response: Your database may be experiencing technical problems. If you cannot
fix the problems, contact BMC Software technical support.

40802

GUI Server failed to load archived net. (server, collection, net)

Explanation: The GUI Server failed to load an archived net for a specific
CONTROL-M Server when opening a ViewPoint.
System Action: No jobs for the specified CONTROL-M Server are displayed. If the
problem is due to an unavailable database, the GUI Server stops responding.
User Response: Your database may be experiencing technical problems. If you cannot
fix the problems, contact BMC Software technical support.

40803

GUI Server failed to load active net. Net table was not found in database.
(server, collection)
Explanation: The GUI Server failed to load an active net for a specific CONTROL-M
Server when opening a ViewPoint, because the table with the net data does not exist
in the database.
System Action: No jobs for the specified CONTROL-M Server are displayed in the
ViewPoint.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

40804

GUI Server failed to load archived net. Net table was not found in database.
(server, collection, net)
Explanation: The GUI Server failed to load an archived net for a specific
CONTROL-M Server when opening a ViewPoint, because the table with the net data
does not exist in the database.
System Action: No jobs for the specified CONTROL-M Server are displayed in the
ViewPoint.
User Response: No action is required.

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50001

Invalid character at position position. Input: string.

Explanation: Job validation encountered an invalid character in one of a job's fields.
The variables in this message are:

position the position of the character in the string

string the entire string

User Response: Change the value of the field.

50002

Field contains invalid value string.

Explanation: Job validation encountered an invalid value in one of a job's fields.
In this message, string is the entire string.
User Response: Change the value of the field.

50003

Delimiter character expected at index position. Input: string.

Explanation: An invalid character was used as a delimiter in one of a jobs fields. A
valid delimiter character was expected at a certain position in the character string.
The variables in this message are:

character the expected delimiter character

position the position of the character in the string
string the entire string

User Response: Change the value of the field.

50004

Maximum length for that value should be maxLength

Explanation: The value that was inserted into one of a job's fields exceeded that fields
maximum length.
In this message, maxLength is the maximum length of the value.
User Response: Change the value of the field.

50005

Invalid value number - out of range.

Explanation: The numeric value that was inserted into one of a job's fields was out of
range.
In this message, number is the numeric value that the user entered.
User Response: Change the value of the field.
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50006

Invalid character character at position position. Input: string.

Explanation: Job validation encountered an value containing an invalid character in
one of a job's fields.
The variables in this message are:

character the invalid character

position the position of the character in the string
string the entire string

User Response: Change the value of the field.

50007

The value contains invalid characters. Input string.

Explanation: Job validation encountered an value containing an invalid character in
one of a job's fields.
In this message, string is the entire string.
User Response: Change the value of the field.

50008

The value is too short. Input string.

Explanation: Job validation encountered an value that was too short in one of a job's
fields.
In this message, string is the entire string.
User Response: Change the value of the field.

50009

Invalid value: string

Explanation: Job validation encountered an invalid string in one of a job's fields.
In this message, string is the entire string.
User Response: Change the value of the field.

50010

String should not contain lower-case characters. Input string

Explanation: Job validation encountered lower-case characters in one of a jobs fields.
In this message, string is the entire string.
User Response: Change the value of the field.

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50011

The field must have a value.

Explanation: Job validation discovered that a mandatory field was missing from a job.
User Response: Change the value of the field.

50012

Conflict: Job with value in field1 [and field2] field[s], cannot have value in the
following fields:
field3, field4 ... fieldn
Explanation: There are conflicts in the job definition. If a specific field has a certain
value, then other fields must be left empty.
In this message, field is the name of each specific field.
User Response: Change the value of the specified field.

50013

When the Tag Relationship is set to 'And', at least one scheduling tag must be
selected.
Explanation: Job validation discovered that the Tag Relationship in a job was set to
'And', but no scheduling tag was selected.
User Response: Specify at least one scheduling tag for the job, or change the tag
relationship to 'OR'.

50014

Field fieldName - The specified value is too long. Specify a shorter value.
Explanation: The value that you specified in the fieldName field is too long. This occurs
when the number of characters that is displayed on the screen is not the actual
number of bytes used for the value of the field. This might happen when writing in
Asian languages.
User Response: Enter a shorter value. If the value is still too long, try again until the
value that you enter is accepted as a valid value.

60001

Failed to establish connection with Server

This error may be caused by any of the following cases:
- The Server name is invalid
- CORBA is not configured properly
- The CORBA Naming Service is not running
- The CONTROL-M/Enterprise Manager Server is not responding
Explanation: You attempted to log on to CONTROL-M/EM, but the logon failed.

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User Response: Do the following:

60002

Ensure that CONTROL-M/Server has a valid name. If the name was selected from
a combo box and not entered manually, the name is valid.

Ensure that CORBA is configured properly and the config.xml file in the
installationDirectory/etc/domains directory is not corrupted.

Ensure that the CORBA Naming Service is running. If the logon was done through
the Login dialog box and the server name was selected from a combo box, then the
CORBA Naming Service is running.

Ensure that the CONTROL-M/EM Server is running.

Connection with the Server lost

This error may be caused in the following cases:
- The CONTROL-M/Enterprise Manager Server is not responding or stopped
running
- The CORBA Naming Service is not running
Explanation: The connection with CONTROL-M/EM has been lost.
User Response: Do the following:

60003

Ensure that the CONTROL-M/EM Server is running.

Ensure that the CORBA Naming Service is running.

Invalid username or password: Make sure:

- The user is defined properly
- The given password is correct
Explanation: You attempted to log on to CONTROL-M/EM, but the logon failed
because the user name or password is incorrect.
User Response: Enter the correct user name or password.

60004

User is not authorized for that action

Explanation: You attempted to perform an action for which you do not have
authorization.
User Response: Obtain the correct authorization from the CONTROL-M/EM system
administrator.

60005

Your password is about to expire

Explanation: Your password is about to expire.
User Response: Change the password.

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60006

User account is locked

Explanation: You attempted to log on to CONTROL-M/EM, but the attempt failed
because your account is locked. This might occur because:

The system administrator has manually locked your account.

You tried to log on to the system several times and failed, exceeding the maximum
number of failed logon attempts.

User Response: Ask the CONTROL-M/EM system administrator to unlock the

account.
60007

Login Failed: This error may be caused by any of the following:

- Server is not running under context serverName.
- CORBA configuration file is not configured properly.
(Edit and save the file. Restart the application to apply the new settings.)
Explanation: You attempted to log on to CONTROL-M/EM, but the logon failed.
In this message, serverName is the logical name of the server that was chosen during
logon. The default name is the name of the machine where CONTROL-M/Server is
running.
User Response: Do the following:

60008

Ensure that the CONTROL-M/EM Server is running.

Ensure that the CORBA Naming Service parameters that are specified in the
CORBA configuration file point to the correct Naming Service location. The
CORBA configuration file is located in the installationDirectory/etc/domains
directory, and its default name is config.xml.

Login Failed: CORBA initialization failed

This error may be caused by any of the following:
- CORBA Naming Service is not running.
- CORBA configuration file is not configured properly.
(Edit and save the file. Restart the application to apply the new settings).
Explanation: You attempted to log on to CONTROL-M/EM, but the logon failed.
User Response: Do the following:

Ensure that the CORBA Naming Service is running.

Ensure that the CORBA Naming Service parameters that are specified in the
CORBA configuration file point to the correct Naming Service location. The
CORBA configuration file is located in the installationDirectory/etc/domains
directory, and its default name is config.xml.

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60009

Login Failed:
Ensure Server under context serverName has the correct version.
Explanation: You attempted to log on to CONTROL-M/EM, but the logon attempt
failed because there was a version mismatch between the CONTROL-M/EM Server
and the application that you tried to run (for example, CONTROL-M/EM GUI or
CONTROL-M/Desktop).
In this message, serverName is the logical name of the server that was chosen during
logon. The default name is the name of the machine where CONTROL-M/Server is
running.
User Response: Verify the correct version and ensure that this version has been
installed.

60010

Login Failed:
This error may be caused by any of the following:
- User userName is not defined properly.
- The specified password is incorrect.
Explanation: You attempted to log on to CONTROL-M/EM, but the logon failed. This
might be due to one of the following reasons:

The userName user name is not defined properly.

The specified password is incorrect.

User Response: Do the following:

60011

Ensure that you have entered the correct user name and password.

Ensure that your account has not been locked by the CONTROL-M/EM system
administrator.

Login Failed:
Password has expired
Explanation: You attempted to log on to CONTROL-M/EM, but the logon failed
because your password has expired.
User Response: Obtain a new password.

74001

Login failed: Failed to login to CONTROL-M Configuration Server 'serverName'

with user 'userName'
Explanation: An attempt to log on to the CONTROL-M Configuration Manager failed.
This is often due to an incorrect user name or password, or selecting the wrong server
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The variables in this message are:

serverName the name of the CONTROL-M Configuration Manager to which you
are trying to log on.
userName the name of the user who requested the action.
System Action: The Configuration Management Server displays this message and
allows another attempt to log on.

User Response: Supply accurate logon details.

74002

Invalid database type: Actions on the database are not allowed since there was
a problem in getting database details
Explanation: The Configuration Management Server sent an invalid database type to
the client.
System Action: The CONTROL-M Configuration Manager displays this message and
does not allow actions that involve interaction with the database.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

74003

System parameter not selected: Please select a system parameter for action
Explanation: A system parameter was not selected for an action that requires one to
be selected.
In this message, action is the action that is missing the parameter.
System Action: The CONTROL-M Configuration Manager displays this message.
Normal processing continues.
User Response: Select a system parameter from the displayed list before applying an
action on it.

74005

CMC Exception was raised: Action performed: action Exception message: text
Explanation: The CONTROL-M Configuration Manager raised an exception while
attempting to perform an action.
The variables in this message are:
action the name of the action on which the exception was raised.
text the text of the displayed message.
System Action: The CONTROL-M Configuration Manager displays this message,
following some unexpected system behavior.

User Response: If the problem occurs again, contact BMC Software technical support.

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74006

Unknown Database type: type. Action will terminate.

Explanation: An attempt was made to perform an action on a database, but no valid
database was defined (see message 74002).
In this message, type is the unknown database type.
System Action: The CONTROL-M Configuration Manager displays this message, and
does not allow actions that involve interaction with the database.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

74010

Action failed: Action action has failed for unknown reason. Please refer to the
application logs for additional information.
Explanation: An action failed, due to an unknown error.
In this message, action is the action that failed.
System Action: The CONTROL-M Configuration Manager displays this message.
Normal processing continues.
User Response: Check the application logs for additional details about the failure.

74013

Failed to send request to the Server: Failed action: action.

Explanation: The CONTROL-M Configuration Manager client failed to send a request
to the Configuration Management Server.
In this message, action is the request action that failed.
System Action: Processing continues without completing the request. The action that
failed is displayed.
User Response: Solve the problem according to the instructions displayed in the
message.

74014

Dialog validation warning

Explanation: You clicked OK to exit a dialog box, but there are errors in the dialog
box. General errors in the dialog box are presented. Specific text fields errors are
displayed separately for each field.
System Action: The dialog box does not close.
User Response: Correct the errors and try again.

74015

The connection to the server is lost. The connection will be restored when
available.
Explanation: The connection to the Configuration Management Server has been lost.

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System Action: The information message will be displayed by the CONTROL-M

Configuration Manager.
User Response: No action is required.
74016

The connection to the server was restored.

Explanation: The connection to the Configuration Management Server has been
restored after it was lost.
System Action: The information message will be displayed by the CONTROL-M
Configuration Manager.
User Response: No action is required.

74017

CONTROL-M Configuration Manager: Your password has expired. Please refer

to the CONTROL-M/EM documentation for further information.
Explanation: You try to log on to the CONTROL-M Configuration Manager, but were
unsuccessful because your password has expired.
System Action: You cannot log on.
User Response: Refer to CONTROL-M/EM documentation for instructions on how to
obtain a new password.

74018

CONTROL-M Configuration Manager: Your password will expire shortly. Please

refer to the CONTROL-M/EM documentation for further information.
Explanation: You log on to the CONTROL-M Configuration Manager, and receive a
message that your password will expire soon.
System Action: Normal processing continues.
User Response: Replace your password as soon as possible.

74019

CONTROL-M Configuration Manager: The account is locked.

Explanation: You try to log on to the CONTROL-M Configuration Manager, but the
user account is locked.
System Action: You cannot log on.
User Response: Contact your system administrator for assistance.

74020

CONTROL-M Configuration Manager: Post login failed: reason

Explanation: Actions that are performed automatically after the logon to the
CONTROL-M Configuration Manager failed.
In this message, reason is the reason for the failure.
System Action: Some CONTROL-M Configuration Manager actions may not function
properly.
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User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

74021

Action succeeded: Action: action, Message returned: text.

Explanation: A CONTROL-M Configuration Manager action succeeded. The server
returned a message, which is presented to the user.
The variables in this message are:
action the name of the action that succeeded.
text the text of the displayed message.
System Action: Normal processing continues.

User Response: Click OK to confirm

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The messages described in this chapter are issued by CONTROL-M/Server. These
messages may be displayed in the CONTROL-M/Enterprise Manager GUI. They
may also be recorded in the CONTROL-M/Server log or in the files contained in the
CONTROL-M/Server proclog directory.

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5003

MAXRETRY REACHED FOR processID. SUPERVISOR IS SHUTTING DOWN

Explanation: CONTROL-M is shutting down. The supervisor tried to activate the
CONTROL-M processID process (Tracker, Submitter, and so forth) the number of
times specified in the CONTROL-M system parameter MAXRETRY, and failed.
System Action: CONTROL-M is shutting down.
User Response: Restart CONTROL-M. If the problem persists, notify your BMC
Software technical support representative.

5006

CONTROL-M LOG CLEANUP ENDED. DAYS=days

Explanation: The New Day procedure performed a partial cleanup of the
CONTROL-M log. Data for the specified number of days (days) is retained, as
determined by the value assigned to the Maximum Days Retained by CONTROL-M
Log system parameter.
System Action: New Day processing continues.
User Response: No action is required.

5009

RESET CYCLIC FLAG TO NO

Explanation: A job is being modified to a noncyclic job. A cyclic job that is executing at
the time the New Day procedure is started is changed to a non-cyclic job. This is
because CONTROL-M cannot determine what action to take regarding this job while
it is executing.
System Action: The job completes its current cycle and is changed to a non-cyclic job.
User Response: If the job should continue executing as a cyclic job, modify the Cyclic
job processing parameter accordingly.

5010

MIRRORING HAS FAILED

Explanation: A failure of the mirroring database server has occurred. If you installed
the database mirroring option for CONTROL-M, the instance of database server that
handles the CONTROL-M mirror database must be running whenever CONTROL-M
is running. This error message is displayed if the mirroring database Server fails. In
this event, the mirror database is no longer synchronized with the
CONTROL-M/Server database.
System Action: CONTROL-M continues operating normally. The mirror database is
no longer updated.
User Response: You can allow CONTROL-M to continue operating without updating
the mirror database. However, to restore the mirroring function, you must stop
CONTROL-M normally and then rebuild the mirror database using the
Database Mirroring => Initialize Mirroring option on the CONTROL-M Main menu.

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5011

CONTROL-M LOG CLEANUP STARTED

Explanation: The CONTROL-M log cleanup process has started.
System Action: The New Day procedure begins the partial cleanup of the
CONTROL-M log.
User Response: No action is required.

5014

CONTROL-M AGENTS CLEANUP STARTED

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server started sending cleanup requests to all
CONTROL-M/Agents. This action occurred during the New Day procedure or when
invoking the ctmagcln utility to all Agents. The request appears in the following
format:
ctmagcln -agent "*".
CONTROL-M/Agents are requested to clean the old sysout and status/backup files
according to the Maximum Days to Retain Sysout Files parameter.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server starts sending the cleanup requests to all
CONTROL-M/Agents.
User Response: No action is required.

5015

CONTROL-M AGENTS CLEANUP ENDED. DAYS=days

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server finished sending cleanup requests to all
CONTROL-M/Agents. This action occurred during the New Day procedure or when
invoking the ctmagcln utility to all Agents. The request appears in the following
format:
ctmagcln -agent "*".
The specified number of days (days) that was sent to CONTROL-M/Agents is
determined by the value assigned to the Maximum Days to Retain Sysout Files
parameter.
System Action: The execution of the ctmagcln utility finished successfully, or the New
Day procedure continues.
User Response: No action is required.

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5016

CONTROL-M AGENT agent WAS NOT CLEANED

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server failed to send the New Day cleanup request to the
specified CONTROL-M/Agent (agent).
System Action: Execution of the ctmagcln utility or the New Day procedure
continues, and CONTROL-M/Server attempts to send the request to the rest of the
available CONTROL-M/Agents.
User Response: Verify that the specified node ID is valid. Determine the cause of the
failed communication and correct it. If the problem persists, contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

5017

CONTROL-M AGENT(S) CLEANUP FAILED

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server failed to send the New Day cleanup request to the
requested CONTROL-M/Agent or Agents. All Agents were not cleaned.
System Action: Execution of the ctmagcln utility fails. The New Day procedure
continues to its next action.
User Response: Check that AGSTAT directory is accessible on the file system.

5018

CONTROL-M AGENT agent CLEANED SUCCESSFULLY. DAYS=days

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server successfully sent the New Day cleanup request to
the specified CONTROL-M/Agent (agent). This action occurred when invoking the
CTMAGCLN utility to a specific Agent.
The specified number of days (days) that was sent to this Agent is determined by the
value assigned to Maximum Days to Retain Sysout Files parameter.
System Action: Execution of the ctmagcln utility finished successfully.

5019

STATISTICS INFORMATION CLEANUP STARTED.

Explanation: The New Day procedure or the ctmruninf utility started to perform a
partial cleanup of CONTROL-M job statistics. When the CONTROL-M Statistics
system parameter is set to Y, CONTROL-M retains statistical data regarding the
executions of each job.
System Action: The statistics cleanup is performed.

5030

ACTIVE JOBS FILE DOWNLOADED TO CONTROL-M/EM {STARTED | ENDED}

Explanation: The Active Jobs file has started/ended downloading to the CONTROLM/EM workstation.
System Action: CONTROL-M processes are suspended during the Active Jobs file
download.
User Response: No action is required.

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STATISTICS INFORMATION CLEANUP ENDED. MODE=purgeMode.

LEAVE=purgeLimit
Explanation: The New Day procedure or the ctmruninf utility has successfully
performed a partial cleanup of CONTROL-M job statistics. The specified MODE
(purgeMode) and LEAVE (purgeLimit) parameters are determined by the values of
RUNINF_PURGE_MODE and RUNINF_PURGE_LIMIT, respectively.
System Action: Execution of the ctmruninf utility finished successfully, or the New
Day procedure continues to its next action.

5035

STATISTICS INFORMATION CLEANUP FAILED

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server failed to perform a partial cleanup of
CONTROL-M job statistics.
System Action: Execution of the ctmruninf utility stops. The New Day procedure
continues to its next action.
User Response: Check for database errors. If the problem persists, contact BMC
Software Customer Support.

5040

NEW DAY PROCEDURE STARTED

Explanation: The New Day procedure has been submitted.
System Action: While this procedure is executing, all other CONTROL-M processes
are suspended.
User Response: No action is required.

5041

ACTIVE JOBS FILE CLEANUP ENDED

Explanation: The New Day procedure has finished cleaning up the Active Jobs file.
This message is issued by the New Day procedure just before it starts inserting new
job orders into the Active Jobs file.
System Action: CONTROL-M processing returns to Run status and starts inserting
new jobs into the Active Jobs file until the download to CONTROL-M/EM is started.
User Response: No action is required.

5043

QUANTITATIVE RESOURCE INTEGRITY ERROR. resourceName n1 n2

Explanation: Due to an internal accounting problem, there is a discrepancy between
the actual usage count (n1) of the specified quantitative resource (resourceName), and
the calculated sum of the usage of this resource by all jobs (n2) in the Quantitative
Resource table.
System Action: New Day processing continues.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

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5044

CONTROL RESOURCE resourceName INTEGRITY ERROR. USED=n1,

CTLTAB=n2
Explanation: Due to an internal accounting problem, there is a discrepancy between
actual usage count (n1) of the specified control resource (resourceName) by all
submitted and not-ended jobs, and the calculated sum of the usage of this resource by
all jobs (n2) in the Control Resource table.
System Action: New Day processing continues.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

5045

CONTROL RESOURCE resourceName INTEGRITY ERROR. MODE EXCLUSIVE,

USED n
Explanation: Due to an internal accounting problem, the specified control resource
(resourceName) appears to be used in Exclusive mode by more than one job.
System Action: New Day processing continues.
User Response: Allow the jobs using this resource to terminate. If the problem persists,
contact BMC Software technical support.

5047

MAXWAIT PARAMETER EXCEEDED

Explanation: During the New Day procedure, this job was deleted from the Active
Jobs file because it exceeded the amount of days it should remain in the Active Jobs
file according to the MAXWAIT job definition value. Details about the MAXWAIT
parameter can be found in the CONTROL-M Job Parameter and Variable Reference
Guide.
System Action: New Day processing continues.
User Response: No action is required.

5048

NEW DAY PROCEDURE TIME HAS ARRIVED

Explanation: This message indicates that the New Day procedure should be run at
this time.
System Action: Active Jobs file download is stopped, so that the New Day procedure
can begin.
User Response: No action is required.

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LAST RUN DATE OF USER userDaily NONEXISTENT. STATUS = status

Explanation: The last run date of the specified User Daily job (userDaily) could not be
retrieved from the database. Usually, this is because the User Daily job was run for
the first time. When a new User Daily job is run (that is, the User Daily job is run for
the first time), the last run date is nonexistent and therefore cannot be accessed. At the
end of this run (as at the end of all runs), a new last run date is automatically
generated.
System Action: The User Daily run continues.
User Response: Do the following:

5061

If the User Daily job was run for the first time, no action is required.

If not, contact BMC Software technical support if you suspect that the User Daily
job was not ordered properly.

USER DAILY userDaily STARTED

Explanation: This message indicates that the specified User Daily job (userDaily)
started.
System Action: The User Daily run continues.
User Response: No action is required.

5062

USER DAILY userDaily ENDED

Explanation: This message indicates that the specified User Daily job (userDaily)
finished ordering the jobs associated with it, according to their scheduling criteria.
System Action: CONTROL-M continues operating.
User Response: No action is required.

5063

CALENDAR calName, NOT FOUND OR NOT COMPLETE

Explanation: The user attempted to download the calName calendar, but either the
calendar is not found or it does not contain all the relevant years in the
CONTROL-M/Server database.
System Action: The calendar is not downloaded.
User Response: Use CONTROL-M/EM to either create the calendar or to verify that
all relevant years appear in the calendar.

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5064

USER DAILY userDaily STOPPED - DATE PROBLEM. LAST lastDate,

NEXT nextDate
Explanation: The specified User Daily job (userDaily) cannot run due to a date
inconsistency.
The inconsistent date can be due to one of the following reasons:

The User Daily job has already been run today.

The last running date (lastDate) of the User Daily job is later than today's date
(nextDate).

System Action: The User Daily job stops executing.

User Response: Do the following:

5065

If the User Daily job has already been run today, no user action is required.

If the last running date of the User Daily job is later than today's date, run the
ctmudlst utility to modify the last running date according to your requirements.

ORDERED JOB: jobNumber; DAILY userDaily, ODATE odate

Explanation: The specified job (jobNumber) with an ODATE of odate has been inserted
into the Active Jobs file by the specified User Daily job (userDaily).
System Action: CONTROL-M continues operating.
User Response: No action is required.

5066

DAILY userDaily FAILED TO ORDER JOBNAME jobName

Explanation: The specified User Daily job (userDaily) failed to order the requested job
(jobName).
The failure to order jobs can be can be due to one of the following:

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Data inconsistency in the database

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System Action: The system action depends on the cause of the problem:

If the problem is a security violation for a specific job, or mismatched scheduling

criteria, then CONTROL-M continues to check/order the jobs that relate to this
User Daily job.

If it is a database problem or any kind of internal problem, the User Daily job
might stop ordering the rest of the jobs.

User Response: Check the cause of this message:

Check the security definition for this table.

Check the alert definition for jobs that are not ordered due to their scheduling
criteria. For more information, see the NOT_ORDERED_ JOB_ALERT
configuration parameter in the CONTROL-M/Server for UNIX and Microsoft
Windows Administrator Guide.

Check the database error logs to search for any potential problem.

If none of the above causes match the problem and the problem persists, contact BMC
Software technical support.
5067

ONE OR MORE JOBS IN DAILY userDaily WERE NOT ORDERED

Explanation: At least one or more jobs within the specified User Daily job (userDaily)
were not ordered because that their scheduling criteria did not match the specified
ordering date. For more information, see the NOT_ORDERED_ JOB_ALERT
configuration parameter in the CONTROL-M/Server for UNIX and Microsoft Windows
Administrator Guide.
System Action: CONTROL-M continues to work normally.
User Response: If you suspect that a specific job should have been ordered that day,
check its scheduling criteria.
If you wish to disable this message from appearing again, check the option in the
NOT_ORDERED_JOB_ALERT configuration parameter.

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5080

FAILED TO SUBMIT JOB memName. reason

Explanation: The requested job (memName) could not be submitted due to a specific
reason (reason). The reasons include:

For UNIX platforms:

Mem Lib memLib does not exist The path/library was not found.
Mem Name memName does not exist The script was not found.
User userName does not exist There was a security violation.
Owner ownerName does not exist There was a security violation.
Owner ownerName is not allowed to execute this script There was a security
violation.
The script scriptName does not have execute permissions There was a security
violation.

For Windows platforms:

There are currently no logon servers available to service the logon request.
Logon failure: unknown user name or bad password.
Logon failure: user account restriction.
Logon failure: account logon time restriction violation.
Logon failure: user not allowed to log on to this computer.
Logon failure: the specified account password has expired.
A specified privilege does not exist.
A required privilege is not held by the client.
The name provided is not a properly formed account name.
The specified user already exists.
The specified user does not exist.
Logon failure: the user has not been granted the requested logon type at this
computer.
A specified logon session does not exist. It may have been terminated.

For all Platforms:

CONTROL-M/Server hostName is not authorized to run jobs on this Agent the

CONTROL-M/Server specified is not listed in the Authorized CONTROL-M
Servers list for the Agent platform.
System Action: The job is not submitted.
User Response: Examine the job processing definition to verify the information that
caused the problem. Either make the necessary corrections, provide the necessary
security authorizations, or add the Server platform to the Authorized CONTROL-M
Servers list. Rerun the job.

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5100

ENDED AT time. OSCOMPSTAT returnCode. RUNCNT runCounter

Explanation: This message indicates that the job ended its execution at the specified
time (time) with the given return code (returnCode) and the given run count of the job
(runCounter).
System Action: CONTROL-M continues to operate normally.
User Response: No action is required, unless the return code of the job is not the
expected one. In that case, you should check the job log in order to find the reason for
the failure.

5101

STARTED AT startRun ON nodeID

Explanation: This message indicates that the job began executing at the specified time
(startRun) on the specified Agent platform (nodeID).
System Action: CONTROL-M continues to operate normally.
User Response: No action is required.

5102

DISAPPEARED AT time. RUNCNT runCounter

Explanation: After the job was submitted, it could not be located by the system and
therefore the jobs status changed to Disappeared at the specified time (time). The
job's status, and the location of its log, cannot be determined.
The job may have been stopped by a user, or the Agent platform on which the job was
running may have been rebooted.
System Action: The job is assigned the completion status NOTOK.
User Response: Either rerun the job, or force the job if the job processing definition has
changed since the last New Day procedure or User Daily job.

5105

SUBMITTED TO nodeID
Explanation: This message indicates that the job was submitted for execution to the
specified Agent platform (nodeID).
System Action: CONTROL-M continues to operate normally.
User Response: No action is required.

5106

DISAPPEARED AT dateTime. RUNCNT count. AGENT IS DISABLED

Explanation: The user changed the status of the CONTROL-M/Agent to Disabled. As
a result, the CONTROL-M/Server changed the state of the job submitted to that
Agent to Disappeared, and the status to Ended NOTOK.
System Action: The job ended with a status of NOTOK.
User Response: No action is required.

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5110

LIBMEMSYM FILE pathName NOT FOUND

Explanation: The file that is specified in a %%LIBMEMSYM AutoEdit variable
(pathName) was not found. %%LIBMEMSYM can be used to refer to a list of AutoEdit
assignments contained in a file in the data center. The file referred to in this instance
was not found.
System Action: The job continues to execute.
User Response: Determine why the file was not found. Create the file or correct the
pathname specified for the AutoEdit variable.

5120

JOB STATE CHANGED TO jobState

Explanation: This message indicates that CONTROL-M has changed the job's state to
jobState.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server continues to handle the job according to its new
state.
User Response: No action is required.

5132

STATUS SET TO jobStatus AS A RESULT OF DO {OK | NOTOK | RERUN}

Explanation: This message indicates that the completion status of the job (jobStatus)
was changed as a result of DO OK, DO NOTOK, or DO RERUN post-processing
actions.
System Action: CONTROL-M continues to operate normally.
User Response: No action is required.

5133

ENDED OK
Explanation: This message indicates that the job has completed with status OK.
Following job execution and post-processing, CONTROL-M has analyzed the results
and has assigned the completion status OK to the job.
System Action: CONTROL-M continues to operate normally.
User Response: No action is required.

5134

ENDED NOTOK
Explanation: The job has terminated with a final status of NOTOK.
Following job execution and post-processing, CONTROL-M has analyzed the results,
and assigned a final status of NOTOK to the job, indicating that a problem occurred
during job processing.
System Action: CONTROL-M continues to operate.
User Response: Examine the job log and sysout to determine why the job terminated
with a status of NOTOK.

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5135

AUTHORIZATION PROBLEM - DOFORCE

Explanation: The DO FORCEJOB action of a job has failed, because the jobs owner is
not allowed to force the job specified in the DO FORCEJOB action.
System Action: The job is not forced. If the Jobname field of the DOFORCEJOB action
is blank, processing continues with the next job in the table.
User Response: No action is required.

5136

JOB STATE CHANGED TO RETRY - SUBMIT

Explanation: CONTROL-M attempted to submit the job to the CONTROL-M/Agent
platform, but the submission failed due to the Agent not responding. The job's state
was changed to Retry and the job was resubmitted.
System Action: CONTROL-M attempts to submit the job
User Response: Check the communication between the CONTROL-M/Server and
Agent. Check for error messages in the CONTROL-M proclog directory.

5164

DUMMY. STATUS CHANGED TO OK

Explanation: This message indicates that the job was assigned a status of Ended OK
because it is a dummy job.
System Action: CONTROL-M continues to operate normally.
User Response: No action is required.

5166

INVALID TIME ZONE timeZone. STATUS CHANGED TO FAILED TO SUBMIT

Explanation: The Time Zone parameter (timeZone) has an invalid value. Valid time
zone values are listed in the timezone.dat file.
System Action: The job status is changed to Failed to submit.
User Response: Specify a valid time zone or add the new time zone to the
timezone.dat file.

5199

CONDITION 'condName'

'condDate' ALREADY EXISTS

Explanation: This message indicates that this job tried to add a prerequisite condition
(condName) with the indicated order date (condDate), but this condition already exists
with the specified date in the database.
System Action: The condition is not added because it already exists.
User Response: Check the condition name and the order date. Use the ctmlog utility in
order to check which job or action added this condition.

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5201

SHOUT TO destination PERFORMED

Explanation: A Shout message was issued to the specified destination (destination).
System Action: CONTROL-M continues to handle the job.
User Response: No action is required.

5202

SHOUT TO destination FAILED

Explanation: An attempt to issue a Shout message to the specified destination
(destination) was not successful. Possible reasons for the failure are that the terminal is
not connected or an invalid destination was specified.
System Action: The Shout message is not issued.
User Response: Check the validity of the destination.

5203

CONTROL RESOURCE resourceName RESERVED

Explanation: The control resource defined for this critical job (resourceName) is not
available yet (it may be in use by another job); therefore, the system has reserved it for
the specified critical job.
System Action: The job remains in Wait Resource state until the control resource
becomes available and allocated to this job.
User Response: No action is required.

5204

CONTROL RESOURCE resourceName ALLOCATED. MODE: {S | E}

Explanation: The control resource resourceName has been allocated for the specified
job in Shared (S) or Exclusive (E) mode.
System Action: CONTROL-M continues to operate normally.
User Response: No action is required.

5206

CONTROL RESOURCES RELEASED

Explanation: All control resources allocated for the job order have now been released,
because the job has terminated.
System Action: The control resource is now available for other jobs in the system.
User Response: No action is required.

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5207

QUANTITATIVE RESOURCE resourceName QUANTITY resourceQuantity

RESERVED
Explanation: Quantitative resource resourceName has been reserved in quantity
resourceQuantity for the specified critical job, and is ready to be allocated. The job will
wait until all the resource quantities are available for its run, and will then be
executed.
System Action: CONTROL-M continues to operate normally.
User Response: No action is required.

5208

QUANTITATIVE RESOURCE resourceName QUANTITY resourceQuantity

ALLOCATED
Explanation: Quantity resourceQuantity of quantity resource resourceName has been
allocated for this job.
System Action: CONTROL-M continues to operate normally.
User Response: No action is required.

5209

CONDITION condName condDate ADDED

Explanation: Following job termination, the specified prerequisite condition
(condName), with the matching date reference (condDate), has been added to the
CONTROL-M/Server database. This condition is now available for other jobs in the
system.
System Action: CONTROL-M continues to operate normally.
User Response: No action is required.

5210

CONDITION condName condDate DELETED

Explanation: Following job termination, the specified prerequisite condition
(condName), with the matching date reference (condDate), has been deleted from the
CONTROL-M/Server database.
System Action: CONTROL-M continues to operate normally.
User Response: No action is required.

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5211

{ FORCE | ORDER} JOB FAILURE. JOB jobName, TABLE tableName

Explanation: An operation to order or force the jobName job in the tableName table
failed.
The failure may have been due to problems with the job processing definition (for
example, job not found), security verification problems, scheduling criteria of the job
does not match, and so on.
System Action: The job is not ordered or forced.
User Response: Check the job scheduling criteria, and check CONTROL-M/Server
and operating system security restrictions.

5212

JOB jobName, TABLE tableName { FORCED | ORDERED}

Explanation: The jobName job, in the tableName table, was FORCED or ORDERED into
the Active Jobs file.
System Action: The job is inserted into the Active Jobs file.
User Response: No action is required.

5214

QUANTITATIVE RESOURCES RELEASED

Explanation: All allocated quantitative resources for the specified job have been
released.
System Action: The control resource is now available for other jobs in the system.
User Response: No action is required.

5215

ALL RERUNS HAVE BEEN PERFORMED. MAXRERUN = number

Explanation: When the job's completion status is set to Rerun using the Do Rerun
parameter, CONTROL-M checks the number of reruns specified in the Maximum
parameter. If the number in the Maximum parameter is greater than the number of
reruns that have already been performed for the job, a rerun (automatic rerun)
process is performed for the job. This message indicates that the all the reruns have
been performed and the job exceeded the number value of the maxrerun parameter.
System Action: The job will not continue to rerun, and will move to a post-processed
state.
User Response: No action is required.

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5217

scheduling table tableName, job name jobName not found

Explanation: One of the following actions occurred:

A CONTROL-M/EM user attempted to force a job via the Scheduling menu option
in the CONTROL-M/EM window

A CONTROL-M job attempted to execute a DO FORCEJOB statement as part of its

post-processing parameters.

The attempt to run job jobName located in table tableName failed.

Explanation: Either the table specified in tableName does not exist in the
CONTROL-M/Server database, or the job specified in jobNname does not exist in the
specified table tableName.
System Action: CONTROL-M continues to operate normally.
User Response: Determine the source of the problem (missing job processing
definition, missing Scheduling table, incorrectly specified DO FORCEJOB statement,
and so on). Correct the problem and try to force the job again.
5219

CYCLIC ATTRIBUTE REMOVED DUE TO DOSTOPCYCLIC

Explanation: Cyclic jobs normally run a regular intervals for as long as specified and
the scheduling criteria are satisfied.
A cyclic job was terminated due to related On Statement/Code criteria that is
satisfied and performed a Do Stop Cyclic action that prevents future iterations of the
current cyclic job.
System Action: CONTROL-M continues to operate normally.
User Response: No action is required.

5220

STATUS OF AGENT PLATFORM nodeID CHANGED TO AVAILABLE

Explanation: CONTROL-M changed the communication status of the Agent platform
identified by nodeID from Unavailable to Available. The communication status of the
Agent platform was changed from Available to Unavailable due to failed
communication. As a result of resumed communication, the status of the Agent
platform was returned to Available.
System Action: CONTROL-M resumes sending job handling requests to the Agent
platform.
User Response: No action is required.

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5222

STATUS OF AGENT PLATFORM nodeID CHANGED TO UNAVAILABLE

Explanation: One of the following actions occurred:

CONTROL-M changed the communication status of the Agent platform identified

by nodeID from Available to Unavailable due to repeated communication timeouts.
A communication failure has occurred between the Server platform and the
specified Agent platform.

nodeID was not specified correctly in the job processing definition or in the node
group.

System Action: CONTROL-M tries to communicate with the Agent platform but does
not send job handling requests to the platform. If CONTROL-M succeeds in
communicating with the Agent platform, the status of the platform is returned to
Available; otherwise, the status of the platform is changed to Disabled.
User Response: Verify that the node ID specified in the job processing definition or in
the node group is valid. Determine the cause of the failed communication and correct
it.
5223

STATUS OF AGENT PLATFORM nodeID CHANGED TO DISABLED

Explanation: A user changed the communication status of the Agent platform
identified by nodeID to Disabled.
System Action: CONTROL-M no longer attempts to communicate with the Agent
platform and does not send job handling requests to the platform.
User Response: When desired, use the Agent Status menu via the ctm_menu utility to
change the status of the Agent platform to Available.

5231

CYCLIC ATTRIBUTE OF THIS JOB CHANGED DUE TO STATUS=NOTOK

Explanation: The CONTROL-M/Server default behavior is to rerun a cyclic job in
case that the job ended NOTOK. The CYCLIC_RERUN parameter in the
CONTROL-M/Server configuration determines whether a cyclic job should be rerun
or not if that job ends NOTOK.
This message indicates that the job ended NOTOK and because the CYCLIC_RERUN
parameter is set to NOTOK, the cyclic attribute of the job is changed and the job will
not rerun.
System Action: The job state is changed to post-processed and will not rerun.
User Response: No action is required.

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5250

ACCESS TO TABLE tableName IS NOT ALLOWED TO USER userName

Explanation: A User Daily job (using the ctmudly utility) attempted to order a job
from a table (tableName) which is unauthorized to be ordered by the specified user
(userName). This is a security violation message.
System Action: Access to the scheduling table is denied to the User Daily job.
User Response: Verify/modify user authorizations pertaining to the specific
scheduling table.

5251

THIS OWNER IS NOT AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE THE JOB SCRIPT

Explanation: The owner of the job processing definition is not authorized to execute
the script file specified by the job processing parameters.
System Action: The job terminates with a NOTOK status.
User Response: Either modify the script file protection accordingly, or grant the owner
execution privileges.

5252

USER userName NOT AUTHORIZED FOR OWNER ownerName

Explanation: The userName user tried to perform an action on a job that is owned by
the ownerName owner, but in the CONTROL-M/Server security definition, this user is
not authorized to perform this action for this owner.
System Action: The action fails.
User Response: Check the CONTROL-M/Server security definition.

5301

SERVER INTERNAL ERROR TYPE type

Explanation: An internal error has occurred on the CONTROL-M/Server side during
a request for the EM user side to upload/delete a table/calendar.
System Action: The user request is rejected.
User Response: Try to perform the request again. If this error persists, contact BMC
Software technical support.

5302

INCOMPATIBLE GATEWAY VER. DATA CENTER VER. CTMServerVersion.

W.S. VER. gatewayVersion
Explanation: There is an incompatibility between the CONTROL-M/Server version
(CTMServerVersion) and the CONTROL-M version (gatewayVersion) which the
Gateway is defined.
During the SYNC operation between the CONTROL-M/EM Gateway and
CONTROL-M/Server, the CONTROL-M/Server checks that the Gateway version is a
compatible version.

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In order to achieve communication between the CONTROL-M/EM Gateway and

CONTROL-M/Server, the CONTROL-M version that is defined in
CONTROL-M/Enterprise Manager through the Tools => Communication =>
Administration => CONTROL-M Definition => Version sequence should match the
CONTROL-M/Server version where the Gateway is trying to connect.
System Action: The CONTROL-M/EM Gateway shuts down and communication
between CONTROL-M/Server and CONTROL-M/EM is not established.
User Response: Set the CONTROL-M/EM Gateway version to match the
CONTROL-M/Server version. This can be done through the Tools =>
Communication => Administration => CONTROL-M Definition => Version sequence in

CONTROL-M/Enterprise Manager.
5304

CANNOT {DELETE | FREE} JOB orderNumber - JOB NOT HELD

Explanation: A delete or free action was requested for this job orderNumber, but
because this job is not in Held status, it cannot be deleted or freed.
System Action: The request is rejected.
User Response: Hold the job. Wait until the Requested Held status is changed to Held,
and then use the Free or Delete option.

5305

ACTIVE JOBS FILE IS LOCKED, TRY AGAIN LATER

Explanation: An attempt to perform an action such as Why/View statistics, view
JCL/Edit JCL, View Doc, and so on, on the Active Jobs file failed due to the fact that
currently it is locked by another user or by the CONTROL-M Monitor.
System Action: The user request is rejected.
User Response: Try again later to perform the desired action.

5306

CANNOT action JOB orderNumber - JOB DOES NOT EXIST

Explanation: The specified job (orderNumber) does not exist or could not be found in
the CONTROL-M/Server database, and therefore the requested action (action) can
not be performed on it.
System Action: The user request is rejected.
User Response: Check that this specific job exists in the CONTROL-M/Server. If the
job does not exist in the CONTROL-M/Server but you do see it in
CONTROL-M/EM, check why the CONTROL-M/EM data and
CONTROL-M/Server data are not synchronized by trying to perform a force
download. If the job does exist in the CONTROL-M/Server database with the same
status as displayed in CONTROL-M/EM and this message persists, contact BMC
Software technical support.

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5309

CANNOT HOLD JOB orderNumber - JOB ALREADY HELD

Explanation: A Hold request was performed for this job (orderNumber), but the job is
already in Held status.
System Action: The Hold request is rejected.
User Response: Use the ctmpsm utility to check the status of the job in
CONTROL-M/Server. The CONTROL-M/EM data and the CONTROL-M/Server
data may not be synchronized, and therefore you are not seeing updated statuses of
jobs in CONTROL-M/EM. Try to perform a force download in order to update and
check the communication between the CONTROL-M/Server and CONTROL-M/EM.

5310

JOB orderNumber IS NOT WAITING FOR CONFIRMATION

Explanation: A confirmation request was performed for the requested job
(orderNumber), but the job does not have Wait Confirmation status. A confirmation
request is valid only for jobs that are in Wait Confirmation status.
System Action: The confirmation request is rejected.
User Response: Use the ctmpsm utility to check the status of the job in the
CONTROL-M/Server. The CONTROL-M/EM data and the CONTROL-M/Server
data may not be synchronized, and therefore you are not seeing updated statuses of
jobs in CONTROL-M/EM. Try to perform a force download in order to update and
check the communication between the CONTROL-M/Server and CONTROL-M/EM.

5311

ERROR PROCESSING XML REQUEST. xmlMessage

Explanation: The request could not be processed due to xmlMessage.
The CONTROL-M/Server encountered a problem while receiving or reading XML
data being transferred from CONTROL-M/EM to the CONTROL-M/Control
Module.
System Action: The request is rejected.
User Response: Check previous messages and messages in the proclog directory. If the
problem persists, contact BMC Software technical support

5312

GATEWAY OLDER THAN 613 CANNOT CONNECT TO DATA CENTER 613 OR

ABOVE
Explanation: The Gateway version is not compatible with the CONTROL-M/Server
version.
This Gateway version that is trying to connect to a CONTROL-M/Server version
6.1.03, but this Gateway version is a earlier version, and therefore the connection was
not established. CONTROL-M/Server version 6.1.03 can be connected only to
CONTROL-M/EM version 6.1.03 or later.

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System Action: Communication between CONTROL-M/Server and

CONTROL-M/EM can not be established.
User Response: Do the following:
1. Check that the CONTROL-M/EM version is 6.1.03 or later. If it is not, upgrade it.
2. Use the Tools => Communication => Administration => CONTROL-M Definition =>
Version sequence in CONTROL-M/EM to set the version to 6.1.03or higher.
5315

QUANTITATIVE RESOURCE resourceName IN USE - CANNOT DELETE

Explanation: An attempt was made to delete quantitative resource resourceName, but
this attempt failed because the resource is currently in use by a CONTROL-M job. An
Active Job in CONTROL-M is using a certain quantity of the quantitative resource,
and therefore the resource cannot be deleted.
System Action: The Delete request is rejected.
User Response: Wait until the job finishes executing and the quantitative resource is
not in use by any other job, then try again to perform the Delete action.

5316

QUANTITATIVE RESOURCE resourceName ALREADY EXISTS

Explanation: An attempt was made to add quantitative resource resourceName, but
this quantitative resource already exists in the CONTROL-M/Server database.
System Action: The Add request is rejected.
User Response: No action is required.

5317

QUANTITATIVE RESOURCE resourceName DOES NOT EXIST

Explanation: A request to delete, update, or allocate quantitative resource
resourceName was performed by a CONTROL-M/EM user, but this quantitative
resource does not exist in the CONTROL-M/Server database.
It is possible that between the time the request was sent from the CONTROL-M/EM
Control Application and the time it was processed by the Data Center Gateway,
another CONTROL-M/Server action or CONTROL-M/EM user deleted this
quantitative resource from the CONTROL-M/Server Resources table.
System Action: The requested action is rejected.
User Response: Verify that the CONTROL-M/EM and CONTROL-M/Server data are
synchronized.
To check the quantitative resource list in the CONTROL-M/Server database, use the
ecaqrtab utility.

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VALUE OF CHANGE IS OUT OF RANGE

Explanation: A request to update a quantitative resource quantity was performed by a
CONTROL-M/EM user, but the result of the update operation is either negative or
more than the total value.
System Action: The update request is rejected.
User Response: Check that the value that was inserted is valid, and correct the input. If
you verify that your input is valid but the problem persists, contact BMC Software
technical support.

5319

SYSOUT DOES NOT EXIST FOR THIS JOB

Explanation: A CONTROL-M/EM user performed a request to view a jobs sysout,
but this specific sysout does not exist and therefore cannot be viewed.
Either no sysout has yet been generated, or the existing sysout has been deleted
(manually or automatically) after exceeding the number of days that is specified in
the Maximum Days to Retain Sysout Files CONTROL-M/Server parameter.
System Action: The requested is rejected.
User Response: No action is required.

5321

STATISTICS DO NOT EXIST FOR THIS FILE/MEMBER

Explanation: A CONTROL-M/EM user performed a request to view a jobs statistics,
but CONTROL-M/Server failed to retrieve the statistic data of the job from the
database.
System Action: The requested is rejected.
User Response: Search for more errors that may explain the core of the problem.
Check the files in the CONTROL-M/Server proclog directory and the database error
log.

5323

SECURITY PROTECTION VIOLATION

Explanation: A CONTROL-M/EM user tried to perform an unauthorized request
action.
This message is issued by the CONTROL-M/Server security mechanism.
The request may be rejected for one or more of the following reasons:

This CONTROL-M/EM user does not have a user account on the

CONTROL-M/Server platform.

This CONTROL-M/EM user does not have the required authority from the
operating system on the CONTROL-M platform to perform the requested function.

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This CONTROL-M/EM user does not have CONTROL-M/Server authorization to

perform the requested function.

For more information about the CONTROL-M/Server security mechanism, see the
Security chapter in the CONTROL-M/Server for UNIX and Microsoft Windows
Administrator Guide.
System Action: The user request is rejected.
User Response: Check the CONTROL-M/Server security definition.
5327

CANNOT POSTPROCESS JOB. JOB HELD BY SYSTEM

Explanation: The post-processing action of this job could not be performed; therefore,
CONTROL-M/Server changes the status of this job to HOLD.
There can be several reasons for the failure to perform the post-processing action,
such as lack of disk space, a database problem, or an internal CONTROL-M problem,
but check the CONTROL-M logs in order to verify the cause of the problem.
System Action: The jobs post-processing is not performed and job status is changed
to HOLD by the CONTROL-M/Server.
A message about the fact that the job is HELD is send to the job log.
User Response: Search for more errors that may explain the core of the problem.
Check the files in the CONTROL-M/Server proclog directory and the database error
log.
In case you cannot find the cause for this problem in the logs and this error persists,
contact BMC Software technical support.

5328

JOB orderNumber IS NOT IN EXECUTION STATE

Explanation: CONTROL-M/EM tried to perform a kill action on the orderNumber job,
but the action failed due to the fact that the job is not in executing mode. A kill action
terminates a job that is currently running, together with its processes; this action
terminates only jobs that are currently executing.
System Action: The user request is rejected.
User Response: Make sure that the kill action performed on jobs that are in executing
mode. It is possible that CONTROL-M/EM is not refreshed, and therefore the jobs
status in CONTROL-M/EM is not identical to the Control-M/Server status.
Use the CONTROL-M/Server ctmpsm utility to check the jobs status.

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5330

AGENT nodeID/group IS UNAVAILABLE. REQUEST action FAILED

Explanation: A user request was not executed because of failed communication with
the Agent platform(s), or because the status of the Agent platform is Unavailable or
Disabled.
The user attempted to use one of the following options for the job:

View Sysout
View Documentation
View JCL/Script
Edit JCL/Script

CONTROL-M/Server was not able to pass the request to the Agent platform because
of failed communication, or because the status of the Agent platform is Unavailable
or Disabled.
System Action: The user request is not executed.
User Response: Do the following:

5351

Verify that the status of the Agent platform is not Disabled.

Determine the cause of the failed communication and correct it.

QUANTITATIVE RESOURCE resourceName QUANTITY resourceQuantity

DEFINED
Explanation: A CONTROL-M/EM user added the resourceName quantitative
resource, with a total quantity of resourceQuantity, to the CONTROL-M/Server
database.
System Action: The quantitative resource is added to the CONTROL-M/Server
resources database.
User Response: No action is required.

5352

QUANTITATIVE RESOURCE resourceName DELETED

Explanation: A CONTROL-M/EM user deleted the resourceName quantitative
resource.
System Action: This quantitative resource is removed from the CONTROL-M/Server
resources database.
User Response: No action is required.

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5353

QUANTITATIVE RESOURCE resourceName QUANTITY INCREASED BY

resourceQuantity
Explanation: The maximum quantity of the resourceName quantitative resource has
been increased by quantity resourceQuantity, due to a CONTROL-M/EM user
request.
System Action: The new quantity value of this resource is updated in the
CONTROL-M/Server resources database.
User Response: No action is required.

5354

QUANTITATIVE RESOURCE resourceName QUANTITY DECREASED BY

resourceQuantity
Explanation: The maximum quantity of the resourceName quantitative resource has
been decreased by quantity resourceQuantity, due to a CONTROL-M/EM user
request.
System Action: The new quantity value of this resource is updated in the
CONTROL-M/Server resources database.
User Response: No action is required.

5355

QUANTITATIVE RESOURCE resourceName QUANTITY resourceQuantity

RELEASED
Explanation: The number of units (resourceQuantity) of the resourceName quantitative
resource that were allocated by a job have been released and are now available for
other jobs that require this resource.
System Action: The new quantity value of this resource is updated in the
CONTROL-M/Server resources database.
User Response: No action is required.

5358

FILE NOT FOUND

Explanation: A CONTROL-M/EM user performed a request to view or edit JCL or
view doc, but the file (document or script file) does not exist.
System Action: The request is rejected.
User Response: Verify the following:

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the existence of the script file and script path that are defined in the job definition.

the existence of the file and path on the CONTROL-M/Agent platform to which the
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DIRECTORY NOT FOUND

Explanation: A CONTROL-M/EM user performed a request to view or edit a JCL
script or to view a document, but the directory that contains the requested file
(document or script file) does not exist.
System Action: The request is rejected.
User Response: Verify the following:

5360

the existence of the directory and path (doclib or memlib) that is defined in the job
definition.

the existence of the directory and path on the CONTROL-M/Agent platform to

which the job was submitted.

SECURITY VIOLATION
Explanation: A CONTROL-M/EM user tried to perform an unauthorized request
action. This message is issued by the CONTROL-M/Server security mechanism.
The request may have been rejected for one or more of the following reasons:

The CONTROL-M/EM user did not have a user account on the

CONTROL-M/Server platform.

The CONTROL-M/EM user did not have the required authority from the
operating system on the CONTROL-M platform to perform the requested function.

The CONTROL-M/EM user did not have CONTROL-M/Server authorization to

perform the requested function.

For more information about the CONTROL-M/Server security mechanism, refer to

the chapter about Security in the CONTROL-M/Server Administrator Guide.
System Action: The request is rejected.
User Response: Check the CONTROL-M/Server security definition.
5361

THE SELECTED JOB/GROUP CANNOT BE DELETED DUE TO ITS CURRENT

STATE.
Explanation: A CONTROL-M/EM user tried to delete a job, but this job is not in a
state in which it can be deleted. For example, a job cannot be deleted when it is in
Executing state.
System Action: The request is rejected.
User Response: No action is required.

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5362

QR:'resourceName', QRTOTAL:maxQuantity {decreased | increased}

(resourceQuantity)
Explanation: Due to a user request, the maximum quantity of the resourceName
Quantitative resource has been decreased or increased by specified quantity
(resourceQuantity).
System Action: The maximum number of units of resourceName Quantitative resource
decreased or increased to maxQuantity.
User Response: No action is required.

5363

QR:'resourceName', QRTOTAL: maxQuantity defined

Explanation: The user defined a new Quantitative resource called 'resourceName', and
set the maximum availability for this resource to maxQuantity.
System Action: The resource is added to the CONTROL-M resources database.
User Response: No action is required.

5364

QR:'resourceName' deleted
Explanation: This message indicates that, due to a user request, the resourceName
Quantitative resource has been removed from the CONTROL-M resources database.
System Action: The resource is deleted from the CONTROL-M resources database.
User Response: No action is required.

5401

HELD BY USER userName

Explanation: This message indicates that a Hold request was performed for this job by
a specified user (userName), and as a result the job is now in Hold state.
System Action: The system performs one of the following actions:

If the job has not yet started to execute, it is prevented from executing even after all
submission criteria are satisfied. The job remains in this state until it is released
using the Free option.

Any job that is executing when a hold request is performed will remain in
Executing status until it is freed.

If the job has finished executing, it cannot be manually rerun until released by
means of the Free option.

User Response: No action is required.

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5402

FREED BY USER userName

Explanation: This message indicates that the job associated with the message was
released from its held state by a specified user (userName).
System Action: The system resumes the job processing at whatever point it was
stopped by the Hold option.
User Response: No action is required.

5403

DELETED BY USER userName

Explanation: This message indicates that the job associated with the message was
marked as deleted by the specified user (userName).
System Action: The system performs one of the following actions:

If the job has not yet started to execute, it is prevented from executing even after all
submission criteria are satisfied. The job remains visible until after the cleanup of
the Active Jobs file, either during the New Day procedure or when cleanup is
manually requested.

If the job has finished executing, it cannot be manually rerun after it is deleted.

User Response: No action is required.

5404

RERUN BY USER userName

Explanation: This message indicates that the job associated with the message was
rerun by the specified user (userName).
System Action: The system reruns the job.
User Response: No action is required.

5405

CONFIRMED BY USER userName

Explanation: This message indicates that the job associated with the message, which
was waiting for confirmation prior to submission, was confirmed by the specified
user (userName).
System Action: The system checks the job submission criteria and handles the job
accordingly.
User Response: No action is required.

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5407

CREATED BY USER userName

Explanation: This message indicates that the job associated with the message was
placed in the Active Jobs file by the ctmcreate utility.
System Action: The job is added to the Active Jobs file, and is handled according to its
submission criteria.
User Response: No action is required.

5408

UNDELETED BY USER userName

Explanation: This message indicates that the job associated with the message was
undeleted from its Delete state by the userName user.
System Action: The Undelete option causes the job to revert to its appearance and
state before the job was deleted.
User Response: No action is required.

5409

JOB KILLED BY USER userName

Explanation: The Kill option was performed by the userName user on the job that is
associated with this message. The Kill option terminates a job (and its processes) that
is currently running.
System Action: The job and its process are terminated, and the jobs status changes to
NOTOK.
User Response: No action is required.

5410

FORCED OK BY USER userName

Explanation: This message indicates that the status of the job that is associated with
this message was forced to be OK by the specified user (userName).
System Action: The job status was changed to OK.
User Response: No action is required.

5500

SERVICE NOT ALLOWED NOW - reason

Explanation: A user request was sent from CONTROL-M/EM to
CONTROL-M/Server to update this jobs details (zoom and save actions), but this
update action could not be performed temporarily due to the fact that the job is in
reason state.
System Action: The user request is rejected.
User Response: Wait for the condition described in reason to pass, then reissue the
request.

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5506

OPERATION NOT SUPPORTED BY AGENT orderNumber

Explanation: A CONTROL-M/EM user performed a Kill request, but the request was
rejected due to the fact that the CONTROL-M/Agent version to which the job was
submitted does not support the Kill option. For example, CONTROL-M/Agent
version 2.2.4 does not support the Kill option.
System Action: The user request is rejected.
User Response: No action is required.

5507

AGENT ENCOUNTERED ERROR orderNumber

Explanation: A CONTROL-M/EM user performed a Kill request for a job, but the
request was rejected due to a problem that was encountered with the
CONTROL-M/Agent to which the job was submitted.
The problem can be an internal problem (while trying to transfer the request) or due
to the fact that this CONTROL-M/Agent is unavailable.
System Action: The user request is rejected.
User Response: Do the following:
1. Check that the CONTROL-M/Agent on which this job runs in is in Available
status.
2. Try to resubmit the request. If it fails again, check for any relevant error message in
the proclog directory of the CONTROL-M/Server and the CONTROL-M/Agent.
3. In case the problem persists, contact BMC Software technical support.

5508

MAXIMUM CONCURRENT SESSIONS LIMITATION REACHED

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server has reached the maximum concurrent persistent
sessions limitation with CONTROL-M/Agents.
System Action: There was either a new request from CONTROL-M/Server to
CONTROL-M/Agent or a new request from CONTROL-M/Agent to
CONTROL-M/Server that generated a new persistent connection session.

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User Response: Do the following:

1. Increase the value of the Maximum Concurrent Sessions parameter by using the
Parameter Customization =>Default Parameters for Communicating with Agent
Platforms sequence in the ctm_menu utility.

NOTE
A persistent session uses an extra file descriptor. When you increase this
parameter, you need to make sure you have enough file descriptors per process
defined in your system. Please consult your system administrator.
2. Decrease the amount of persistent connection session CONTROL-M/Agents that
are defined in this CONTROL-M/Server.
5520

Perform rollback in function: function

Explanation: The Control-M/Server database failed to perform a requested action
within the database, and therefore a rollback action was performed.
Rollback rolls back the current transaction and causes all the updates made by the
transaction to be discarded.
System Action: The rollback action canceled the proposed changes in a pending
database transaction.
User Response: Please check for error messages in the proclog directory and in the
database error logs in order to determine the cause for the database rollback action.

5524

START OF TRACKING ALL ACTIVE JOBS

Explanation: The TR process (Tracker) started to perform its Track All action. Track
All is a CONTROL-M/Server mechanism that periodically tracks all the jobs in
Submitted, Executing, or Unknown states on available CONTROL-M/Agents.
Track All timing is determined by the number of seconds specified in the Polling
Interval parameter in the ctm_menu utility.
System Action: The TR process performs the Track All action.
User Response: No action is required.

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5525

CTMJSA STARTED. MODE={MEMNAME | JOBNAME}

Explanation: The ctmjsa utility started using the Statistics Mode = <MEMNAME or
JOBNAME>.
The ctmjsa utility compiles runtime data from the Statistical Details table and records
it in the Statistics Summary table of the CONTROL-M/Server database.
System Action: The run time data is recorded to the database.
User Response: No action is required.

5700

Scheduling table tableName, Jobname jobName

Explanation: The jobName job was ordered and inserted into the Active Jobs file from
the tableName Scheduling table.
System Action: The job has been inserted to the Active Jobs file.
User Response: No action is required.

5701

Job jobName ordered, memname = memName, orderno=orderNumber

Explanation: The jobName job and memName Mem name was ordered and inserted
into the Active Jobs file with orderNumber order number. This message is generated
when CONTROL-M successfully orders a job.
System Action: The job is been inserted to the Active Jobs file.
User Response: No action is required.

5702

Jobname jobName not ordered

Explanation: An order request was performed for the jobName job, but
CONTROL-M/Server did not order the job (for example, due to scheduling criteria).
System Action: None.
User Response: Check previous messages or logs in the proclog directory in order to
see why the job was not ordered.

5703

SCHEDULING TABLE tableName DOES NOT EXIST

Explanation: An attempt was made to order or force a Scheduling table, but the
tableName table is not defined in the CONTROL-M/Server database. A possible
cause is that the table was created in CONTROL-EM, but not uploaded to the
CONTROL-M/Server database.
System Action: The request is not performed.

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User Response: Determine why the table does not exist and correct the problem.
If you verified that the table exists in the CONTROL-M/Server database, but this
message still appears when you try to order this table, contact BMC Software
customer support.
5704

WARNING: CALENDAR calName UP TO DATE. REQUEST REJECTED

Explanation: A CONTROL-M/EM user attempted to perform an upload to the
calName calendar, but no change had been made in the calendar definition since the
last time it was uploaded to the CONTROL-M/Server. Therefore, the calendar is
already up-to-date and there is no need to upload it to the CONTROL-M/Server.
System Action: The upload request is rejected.
User Response: No action is required.

5707

DO SETVAR 'name'='value' performed

Explanation: The DO AutoEdit action of the active job was performed.
System Action: The name AutoEdit was assigned the value value.
User Response: No action is required.

5720

INTO-GROUP-ORD request is ignored for the regular job jobName

Explanation: This warning message is issued if you try to order or force a regular
(non-group) job into an existing group.
System Action: The job is not ordered. System processing continues.
User Response: No action is required.

5722

WARNING: SCHEDULING TABLE tableName IS LOCKED. REQUEST REJECTED

Explanation: An Upload request was sent by CONTROL-M/EM after the tableName
table was ordered by the User Daily job. Therefore, this table is locked and can not be
uploaded until the ctmuldy utility finishes ordering this table.
System Action: The upload request is rejected.
User Response: Try to upload the table again after the User Daily job that is associated
with this table ends.

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5723

WARNING: SCHEDULING TABLE tableName UP TO DATE. REQUEST

REJECTED
Explanation: A CONTROL-M/EM user attempted to perform an upload or download
to the tableName table, but no changes had been made in the table definition since the
last time it was uploaded to the CONTROL-M/Server. Therefore, the table is already
up-to-date, and there is no need to upload it to the CONTROL-M/Server.
System Action: The upload or download request is rejected.
User Response: No action is required.

5740

User userName not allowed to order from table tableName

Explanation: The userName user tried to order a job from the tableName Scheduling
table, but this user is not authorized to order this table.
System Action: No jobs from the specified table are ordered.
User Response: Determine if this user should be allowed to order the requested job. If
so, grant the authorizations required to access this Scheduling table in the
CONTROL-M/Server security definition.

5741

User userName1 not allowed to FORCE for owner userName2

Explanation: The specified user (userName1) tried to force a job whose owner is
userName2, but is not authorized to do so.
System Action: The job is not forced. Processing continues with the next job in the
table.
User Response: Determine if user userName1 should be allowed to force jobs that are
owned by userName2. If so, use the CONTROL-M/Server security definition to grant
the authorizations required to access this Scheduling table.

5742

User userName1 not allowed to ORDER for owner userName2

Explanation: : The specified user (userName1) tried to order a job whose owner is
userName2, but is not authorized to do so.
System Action: The job is not ordered. Processing continues with the next job in the
table.
User Response: Determine if user userName1 should be allowed to order jobs that are
owned by userName2. If so, use the CONTROL-M/Server security definition to grant
the authorizations required to access this Scheduling table.

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5743

Security check failed

Explanation: An unauthorized action was requested.
System Action: The requested action is not performed. Processing continues with the
next job in the table.
User Response: Examine prior messages to determine what action was requested. If
the user should have been allowed to perform the requested action, grant the
necessary authorizations. Otherwise, take appropriate steps to enhance data center
security.

5744

Row number rowNumber does not match the requested job jobName. Can't
force into a new Group.
Explanation: A job sequence number (rowNumber) was specified when trying to force
a job, but no job in the table has this number.
System Action: The job is not forced.
User Response: Determine the correct job sequence number and try to force the job
again.

5745

Scheduling table tableName, job name jobName not found

Explanation: A request was made to order or force a job, but the specified job or
Scheduling table does not exist.
System Action: The request is not performed.
User Response: Determine if the job name and Scheduling table name are correctly
spelled. Reissue the command.

5746

A Group's job can not be ordered. A Group's job ordering failed.

Explanation: Only jobs in new groups can be ordered without using the FORCE
command. Jobs must be forced into existing groups and when using ALONE mode or
LAST mode.
System Action: The group job is not ordered.
User Response: Correct the errors and reissue the command.

5747

The ordered group does not exist. Or the job does not belong to the group with
the given orderno.
Explanation: When ordering or forcing an individual job into an existing group, the
target group's order ID is required. This order ID should exist in the Active Jobs file
and should be an instance of the job's group. This message is issued if the specified
group is not active or if the job does not belong to the specified group.
System Action: The job is not ordered or forced.
User Response: Correct the errors and reissue the command.

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5748

Job No jobName does not belong to the group with orderno orderNumber
Explanation: The jobName job does not belong to the Group Scheduling table
associated with the orderNumber order ID.
System Action: The job is not ordered or forced.
User Response: Correct the errors and reissue the command.

5749

The Group already includes an instance of the job

Explanation: You tried to add a job to an active group, but that group already has an
instance of that job.
System Action: The job is not forced.
User Response: Correct the errors and reissue the command.

5750

No TAG was found or all the Group's TAGs failed in the scheduling test. The
group groupID can not be ordered
Explanation: When ordering a group, at least one of its Schedule Tags must satisfy all
scheduling criteria. This message is issued if no Schedule Tags were found in the
group, or if no tags satisfy the scheduling criteria.
System Action: The group is not ordered.
User Response: Define or modify one or more schedule tags for this group.

5751

Error in job's schedule parameters

Explanation: The CONTROL-M/Server was not able to build an ordering plan for this
job due to a job scheduling parameter that has an invalid value, or a mandatory
parameter that has not been specified.
System Action: The job or group is not ordered.
User Response: Check for messages in logs in the proclog directory that may indicate
the problem. Check the definition of the group and job, correct the error and reissue
the command.

5753

Error copying jobdef to AJF

Explanation: An error occurred while trying to order a job and insert its definition
into the Active Jobs file.
System Action: The job is not ordered.
User Response: Check previous messages or logs in the proclog directory in order to
determine the cause of the problem.

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5754

CONDITION condName WITH ORDER DATE condDate DOES NOT EXIST

Explanation: A CONTROL-M/EM user tried to delete a prerequisite condition with
the indicated order date, but this prerequisite condition could not be found in the
CONTROL-M/Server database.
System Action: The condition is not deleted.
User Response: Use the ctmcontb utility to check if this condition name and date exist
in the CONTROL-M/Server database.

5755

CONDITION condName WITH ORDER DATE condDate ALREADY EXISTS

Explanation: A CONTROL-M/EM user tried to add a prerequisite condition with the
indicated order date, but this condition already exists with the specified date in the
CONTROL-M/Server database.
System Action: The condition is not added.
User Response: Use the ctmcontb utility to check if this condition name and date exist
in the CONTROL-M/Server database.

5756

INVALID DATE FOR CONDITION condName condDate

Explanation: An invalid order date (condDate) was detected while trying to add,
delete, or change prerequisite conditions from CONTROL-M/EM.
System Action: The requested action is not performed.
User Response: Specify the correct date and reissue the command.

5757

ORDER FORCE FAILED DATE=orderDate

Explanation: An invalid order date was detected when ordering or forcing a job from
CONTROL-M/EM.
Explanation: The order or force request is rejected.
User Response: Specify the correct date and reissue the command.

5758

SCHEDULING TABLE tableName IS NOT UP TO DATE

Explanation: An attempt was made to order, force, or delete the tableName Scheduling
table. However, the content of the Scheduling table in CONTROL-M/EM and the
content of the Scheduling table with the same name in the CONTROL-M/Server
database are different.
System Action: The requested action is not performed.
User Response: If the CONTROL-M/EM table is newer, upload the table to the
CONTROL-M/Server. If the CONTROL-M/Server table is newer, download the
table to CONTROL-M/EM.

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Jobname jobName not ordered. Invalid Time Zone.

Explanation: The ordering request for the jobName job can not be fulfilled, due to the
an invalid value of the time zone definition of this job.
For more details about time zone values, refer to the Time Zones and Job Ordering
chapter in the CONTROL-M/Server Administrator Guide.
System Action: The order request is not performed.
User Response: Check the time zone value in the job definition, and correct it
according to the valid values in the TimeZone.dat file in the
CONTROL-M_ home/ctm/data directory.

5760

SYNC REQUEST TIMEDOUT

Explanation: Communication between CONTROL-M/EM and CONTROL-M/Server
was not established.
The first stage of the communication between CONTROL-M/EM and
CONTROL-M/Server is a SYNC request for both sides, and for some reason this
request timed out.
This message indicates a communication problem between CONTROL-M/Server
and CONTROL-M/EM.
System Action: CONTROL-M/EM and CONTROL-M/Server try to establish a
connection.
User Response: Check the following:

the possibility of a communication problem between CONTROL-M/EM and

CONTROL-M/Server.

the Gateway log and the CONTROL-M/Server CD, CO, and CS proclog files in
order to search for more messages that may indicate why the communication is not
established.

whether the EM port is in use by any other application.

In case the problem persists and communication is not established, contact BMC
Software Customer Support.

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5761

SESSION CLOSED BY CO
Explanation: The session between CONTROL-M/EM and CONTROL-M/Server has
been closed by the CO process.
The session between CONTROL-M/EM and CONTROL-M/Server can be closed due
to some communication problem or problem in sending or receiving data between
CONTROL-M/EM and CONTROL-M/Server.
System Action: The connection between CONTROL-M/EM and
CONTROL-M/Server is closed.
User Response: Check the Gateway log and the CONTROL-M/Server CD, CO, and CS
proclog files in order to search for more messages that may indicate why the session
closed.
In case the problem persists and communication between CONTROL-M/EM and
CONTROL-M/Server is not stable, contact BMC Software Customer Support.

5762

FAILED TO { ADD | DEL} COND:condName, ODAT:condDate

Explanation: An attempt to add or delete the specified prerequisite condition
(condName) with the specified date reference (condDate) to or from the
CONTROL-M/Server database has failed. The failure might be due to a database
problem.
System Action: The condName prerequisite condition was not added to or deleted
from the CONTROL-M/Server database.
User Response: Check the CONTROL-M logs and the CONTROL-M/Server database
error logs for any potential problem.

5763

FAILED TO DELETE CONDITION:condName DATEREF:condDate

Explanation: An attempt to delete the condName prerequisite condition with condDate
date reference from the CONTROL-M/Server database has failed. Possible reasons
for this failure are:

There is no such prerequisite condition with the specified date reference in the
CONTROL-M/Server database to delete.

The specified prerequisite condition with the specified date reference exists in the
CONTROL-M/Server database to delete; however, the deletion failed due to a
database problem.

System Action: The specified prerequisite condition with the specified date reference
is not deleted from the CONTROL-M/Server database.

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User Response: Check the cause of this message. First check if the condName
prerequisite condition with condDate date reference exists in the
CONTROL-M/Server database to delete. If there was not, no action is required. If the
specified condition to delete does exists, check the CONTROL-M logs and the
CONTROL-M/Server database error logs for any potential problem.
5764

Failed to perform DOFORCE. table: tableName, job: jobName

Explanation: This message is sent by CONTROL-M/Server to CONTROL-M/EM
when there are insufficient privileges to perform a DO FORCE action.
System Action: System processing continues.
User Response: Check security definitions to see if this is what caused the failure of
the DO FORCE action, and change the privileges.

5807

GROUP and SCHEDTAB should be the same for group entity.

Explanation: The user attempted to create an active job group using
CONTROL-M/EM API. The user specified a different name for the group and for the
group scheduling table parameters of the job.
System Action: The job group is not created.
User Response: Create an active job group with the same name for the group and for
the group scheduling table parameters.

5808

GROUP and SCHEDTAB should be specified.

Explanation: The user attempted to create active job using CONTROL-M/EM API.
The user did not specify a value for the group or the scheduling table parameters of
the job.
System Action: The job is not created.
User Response: Create an active job and specify a value for both the group and the
scheduling table parameters.

5809

GROUP groupID does not exist in the database.

Explanation: The user attempted, using CONTROL-M/EM API, to create an active
job with the groupID order ID into an existing group in the Active Jobs file. The
groupID order ID was not found in the CONTROL-M/Server Active Jobs file.
System Action: The job is not created.
User Response: Create an active job and specify the order ID of an existing group in
the Active Jobs file for the groupID parameter. If the group does not exist in the Active
Jobs file, order the group or create it before creating the active job.

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5810

MEMLIB, CMDLINE, MEMNAME and OVERLIB should not be specified.

Explanation: The user attempted to create an active job group using
CONTROL-M/EM API. The user specified for the job group one or more of the
following parameters: MEMLIB, CMDLINE, MEMNAME and OVERLIB
System Action: The job group is not created.
User Response: Create an active job group without specifying the MEMLIB,
CMDLINE, MEMNAME, and OVERLIB parameters.

5811

FAILED to allocate isn.

Explanation: The user attempted to create an active job or job group using
CONTROL-M/EM API. However, the CONTROL-M/Server failed to allocate an
order ID for this job. This failure is most likely due to a database problem.
System Action: The job or job group is not created.
User Response: Check the CONTROL-M logs and the CONTROL-M/Server database
error logs for any potential problem.

5812

No nodes found in NODEGRP groupName.

Explanation: The user attempted, using the CONTROL-M/EM API, to create active
job with the multiagent parameter set to Yes; however, no NodeID was found in the
jobs groupName NodeGroup. Possible reasons for this are:

The groupName NodeGroup is not defined in the CONTROL-M/Server database,

or no NodeID is defined in this NodeGroup.

There is a database problem.

System Action: The job is not created.

User Response: Verify that the NodeGroup is defined in the CONTROL-M/Server,
and that at least one NodeID is defined in this NodeGroup. If the problem persists
even though the NodeGroup and NodeID are defined in the CONTROL-M/Server,
check the CONTROL-M logs and the CONTROL-M/Server database error logs for
any potential database problem.

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5814

FAILED to setup the application type for NODEGRP groupName.

Explanation: The user attempted to create an active job using the CONTROL-M/EM
API; however, the CONTROL-M/Server failed to set the jobs application type.
Possible reasons for this are:

The application type for the jobs groupName NodeGroup in the

CONTROL-M/Server is different than the application type that the user has
specified in the API.

There is a database problem.

System Action: The job is not created.

User Response: Check the application type for the groupName NodeGroup in the
CONTROL-M/server, and correct it if needed. In addition, verify that the correct
application type is specified in the CONTROL-M/EM API. If the problem persists
after verifying both issues, check the CONTROL-M logs and the
CONTROL-M/Server database error logs for any potential database problem.
5815

Invalid ODATE date.

Explanation: The user attempted to create an active job or a job group using the
CONTROL-M/EM API; however, the user has specified an invalid date for the
ODATE job parameter.
System Action: The job or job group is not created.
User Response: Specify a valid date for the ODATE parameter.

5816

SYSOUT FILE EXCEEDED LIMIT SIZE

Explanation: The size of the Sysout file exceeded the limit (in KB) defined by the
SYSOUT_LIMIT_SIZE parameter.
System Action: The View Sysout action is rejected.
User Response: Either set the SYSOUT_LIMIT_SIZE to a specific larger number of
kilobytes, or return the value of the parameter to 0 (default), allowing an unlimited
Sysout file size.

5901

Job:jobNumber USER EXIT101 failed. task type=taskType

Explanation: The Job Ordering User Exit (CTMUE101) failed for the jobNumber job
with taskType tasktype. This is because the CONTROL-M/Server failed to create,
write to, read from, or delete the flat text file, which is passed to the user exit script.
System Action: If the CONTROL-M/Server failed to create or write to the flat text file,
the user exit script is not executed. If the CONTROL-M/Server successfully created
or wrote to the flat file, the user exit is executed. In any case, the job record is not
modified. The procedure of ordering the job continues using the job record from the
Scheduling definition table.

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User Response: Check the cause of this message:

Verify that the CONTROL-M/Server account owner has read and write
permissions to ~<controlm_owner>/ctm/ue_exit directory.

[For Unix] Verify that there are enough file descriptors available.

Verify that there is enough free disk space.

In case none of the causes listed above match the problem and the problem persists,
notify BMC Software technical support.
5902

Job:jobNumber USER EXIT102 failed. task type=taskType

Explanation: The Job Submission Exit (CTMUE102) failed for the jobNumber job with
taskType tasktype. Possible reasons for this failure are:

CONTROL-M/Server failed to create, write to, read from, or delete the flat text file,
which is passed to the user exit script.

There is not enough available memory.

System Action: If the CONTROL-M/Server failed to create or write to the flat text file
or failed to allocate required memory, the user exit script is not executed. Otherwise,
the user exit script is executed. In any case, the job record is not modified. The
procedure of submitting the job for execution continues using the job record from the
Active Jobs file.
User Response: Check the cause of this message:

Verify that the CONTROL-M/Server account owner has read and write
permissions to ~<controlm_owner>/ctm/ue_exit directory

Verify that there is enough free disk space.

Verify that there is enough available memory.

[For Unix] Verify that there are enough file descriptors available.

In case none of the causes listed above match the problem and the problem persists,
notify BMC Software technical support.

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5903

User Daily SYSTEM USER EXIT103 failed. old_odat=date

Explanation: The Before New Day Procedure Exit (CTMUE103) failed for the User
Daily SYSTEM job. This is because the CONTROL-M/Server failed to create, write to,
read from, or delete the flat text file, which is passed to the user exit script. date is the
CONTROL-M/Server date before the New Day procedure.
System Action: If the CONTROL-M/Server failed to create or write to the flat text file,
the user exit script is not executed. Otherwise, the user exit is executed. In any case,
the New Day procedure runs.
User Response: Check the cause of this message:

Verify that the CONTROL-M/Server account owner has read and write
permissions to ~<controlm_owner>/ctm/ue_exit directory

Verify that there is enough free disk space.

[For Unix] Verify that there are enough file descriptors available.

In case none of the causes listed above match the problem and the problem persists,
notify BMC Software technical support.
5904

User Daily SYSTEM: USER EXIT CTMUE104 failed. old_odat=date

Explanation: The After New Day Procedure Exit (CTMUE104) failed for the User
Daily SYSTEM job. This is because the CONTROL-M/Server failed to create, write to,
read from, or delete the flat text file, which is passed to the user exit script. date is the
CONTROL-M/Server date after the New Day procedure.
System Action: If the CONTROL-M/Server failed to create or write to the flat text file,
the user exit script is not executed. Otherwise, the user exit is executed. In any case,
New Day procedure completes.
User Response: Check the cause of this message:

Verify that the CONTROL-M/Server account owner has read and write
permissions to ~<controlm_owner>/ctm/ue_exit directory

Verify that there is enough free disk space.

[For Unix] Verify that there are enough file descriptors available.

In case none of the causes listed above match the problem and the problem persists,
notify BMC Software technical support.

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5905

User Daily userDailyName: USER EXIT CTMUE105 failed. old_odat=date

Explanation: The Before User Daily Exit (CTMUE105) failed for the userDailyName
User Daily job. This is because the CONTROL-M/Server failed to create, write to,
read from, or delete the flat text file, which is passed to the user exit script. date is the
current CONTROL-M/Server date.
System Action: If the CONTROL-M/Server failed to create or write to the flat text file,
the user exit script is not executed. Otherwise, the user exit is executed. In any case,
the procedure of ordering the User Daily job continues.
User Response: Check the cause of this message:

Verify that the CONTROL-M/Server account owner has read and write
permissions to ~<controlm_owner>/ctm/ue_exit directory

Verify that there is enough free disk space.

[For Unix] Verify that there are enough file descriptors available.

In case none of the causes listed above match the problem and the problem persists,
notify BMC Software technical support.
5906

User Daily userDailyName: USER EXIT CTMUE106 failed. old_odat=date

Explanation: The After User Daily Exit (CTMUE106) failed for the userDailyName User
Daily job. This is because the CONTROL-M/Server failed to create, write to, read
from, or delete the flat text file, which is passed to the user exit script. date is the
current CONTROL-M/Server date.
System Action: If the CONTROL-M/Server failed to create or write to the flat text file,
the user exit script is not executed. Otherwise, the user exit is executed. In any case,
the procedure of ordering the User Daily job completes.
User Response: Check the cause of this message:

Verify that the CONTROL-M/Server account owner has read and write
permissions to ~<controlm_owner>/ctm/ue_exit directory

Verify that there is enough free disk space.

[For Unix] Verify that there are enough file descriptors available.

In case none of the causes listed above match the problem and the problem persists,
notify BMC Software technical support.

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6000

function: Stored Procedure failed (procName)

Explanation: The executed stored procedure returned its error status.
System Action: Do the following:

For the newday_proc_partitions and newday_partition_proc stored procedures,

handling the CONTROL-M/Server log fails.

For the purge_cmr_runinf_1 stored procedure, the statistic cleanup procedure

fails.

User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

6001

function: ERROR occurred. Marking mirror db as unused!!

Explanation: Updating of the mirror database failed. Mirroring is marked as
damaged.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server continues processing. Mirroring no longer
functions.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

6002

User name does not have environment definition for varDescription (varName)
Explanation: The specified environment variable does not exist.
System Action: You cannot start CONTROL-M/Server or activate the
CONTROL-M/Server utility.
User Response: Try to log on again to the CONTROL-M/Server account. If this does
not help, contact BMC Software technical support.

6003

function: Failed to update database statistics. rc=returnCode

Explanation: Updating of database statistics failed.
System Action: Updating of database statistics failed. CONTROL-M/Server
processing continues. This may affect data fetch performance from the database.
User Response: Contact the DB Administrator.

6004

function: Failed to create cache table for process parameters

Explanation: A cache table for process parameters could not be created due to
insufficient memory.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server failed to allocate memory for cache table
parameters.
User Response: Check available memory on the machine. If this is not the problem,
contact BMC Software technical support.

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6005

function: Failed to create cache table record for process parameters

Explanation: A cache table record for process parameters could not be created due to
insufficient memory.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server failed to allocate memory for cache table record
parameters.
User Response: Check available memory on the machine. If this is not the problem,
contact BMC Software technical support.

6006

function: Failed to create a duplicate cache table record for process parameters
Explanation: A duplicate cache table record for process parameters could not be
created because of insufficient memory.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server failed to allocate memory for a copy of cache
table record parameters.
User Response: Check available memory on the machine. If this is not the problem,
contact BMC Software technical support.

6007

function: Failed to create cache table for autoedit variable names

Explanation: A cache table for AutoEdit variable names could not be created because
of insufficient memory.
System Action: AutoEdit variables are not calculated correctly. This can occur in more
than one flow. For example, if this happens during job submission, the job will not be
submitted. For more information, refer to CONTROL-M/Server logs.
User Response: Check available memory on the machine. If this is not the problem,
contact BMC Software technical support.

6008

function: Failed to create cache table for autoedit variable values

Explanation: A cache table for AutoEdit variable values could not be created because
of insufficient memory.
System Action: AutoEdit variables are not calculated correctly. This can occur in more
than one flow. For example, if this happens during job submission, the job will not be
submitted. For more information, refer to CONTROL-M/Server logs.
User Response: Check available memory on the machine. If this is not the problem,
contact BMC Software technical support.

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6009

function: Failed to expand cache table for autoedit variables for order number
orderNumber. Variable Name varName, Variable Expression varExpression
Explanation: A cache table for AutoEdit variables with the specified order number,
variable name, and variable expression, could not be expanded because of
insufficient memory.
System Action: AutoEdit variables are not calculated correctly. This can occur in more
than one flow. For example, if this happens during job submission, the job will not be
submitted. For more information, refer to CONTROL-M/Server logs.
User Response: Check available memory on the machine. If this is not the problem,
contact BMC Software technical support.

6010

function: Failed to expand cache table for group and local autoedit variables
Explanation: A cache table for group and local AutoEdit variables could not be
expanded because of insufficient memory
System Action: AutoEdit variables are not calculated correctly. This can occur in more
than one flow. For example, if this happens during job submission, the job will not be
submitted. For more information, refer to CONTROL-M/Server logs.
User Response: Check available memory on the machine. If this is not the problem,
contact BMC Software technical support.

6011

function: Failed to retrieve global autoedit variables from the database

Explanation: Global AutoEdit variables could not be retrieved from the database.
System Action: AutoEdit variables are not calculated correctly. This can occur in more
than one flow. For example, if this happens during job submission, the job will not be
submitted. For more information, refer to CONTROL-M/Server logs.
User Response: Check available memory on the machine. If this is not the problem,
contact BMC Software technical support.

6012

function: Failed to retrieve {Job | Group} autoedit variables from the database
for {Job | Group} order number orderNum
Explanation: The specified AutoEdit variable with a specific order number could not
be retrieved from the database.
System Action: AutoEdit variables are not calculated correctly. This can occur in more
than one flow. For example, if this happens during job submission, the job will not be
submitted. For more information, refer to CONTROL-M/Server logs.
User Response: Check available memory on the machine. If this is not the problem,
contact BMC Software technical support.

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6013

function: Failed to determine autoedit variable name level (job, group or global)
Explanation: The AutoEdit variable %s level (job, group, or global) could not be
determined.
System Action: The specified AutoEdit variable is not calculated.
User Response: Check the AutoEdit variable syntax.

6014

function: Failed to delete global autoedit variable name

Explanation: The specified global AutoEdit variable could not be deleted.
System Action: The specified AutoEdit variable is not deleted.
User Response: Check the AutoEdit variable syntax. For more information, refer to
CONTROL-M/Server logs

6015

function: Failed to delete global autoedit variable number

Explanation: The specified AutoEdit variable could not be deleted.
System Action: The specified AutoEdit variable is not deleted.
User Response: Check the AutoEdit variable syntax. For more information, refer to
CONTROL-M/Server logs.

6016

function: Illegal scheduling plan found in job name name job number number
odate date
Explanation: An illegal scheduling plan is found for the specified job.
System Action: The specified job is not ordered.
User Response: Review the scheduling parameters of the specified job.

6017

function: Group order number number does not exist. Group name can not be
ordered into the specified order number
Explanation: The specified group order number does not exist. The attempt to order
the specified group into this existing group failed.
System Action: The specified group is not ordered.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

6018

function: Group entity name was not ordered successfully

Explanation: The specified group could not be ordered.
System Action: The specified group is not ordered.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

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6019

function: Failed to delete in condition(s) of job(s) in group name

Explanation: When a group is ordered and the groups scope is defined, IN conditions
for jobs within the group which do not exist or which are not being added by other
jobs will be deleted. Deletion of the IN conditions failed.
System Action: The group and its jobs are ordered, but some or all of its jobs will be in
WAIT condition status.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

6020

function: Attempt to order daily jobName while upload procedure is active

Explanation: An attempt was made to order the specified daily job while an upload
procedure is active.
System Action: The daily job is ordered.
User Response: Cancel the upload procedure.

6021

function: Failed to read group defName definition. Job jobName is not ordered
Explanation: An attempt to read the specified groups definition failed. This occurs
while attempting to order a job into existing group.
System Action: The specified job is not ordered.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

6022

function: Message received from CONTROL-M/EM is not first in sequence

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server received a message from CONTROL-M/EM
which is not first in a sequence.
System Action: The message is handled.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

6023

function: Illegal condition operation opName received from user userName.

Condition name is condName
Explanation: An illegal operation on the specified condition is received from the
specified user. The operation is supposed to be performed on the specified condition
name.
System Action: The specified request is not performed.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

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6024

function: Illegal response responseID received from CONTROL-M/EM for

scheduling table tableName download operation
Explanation: An illegal response was received from CONTROL-M/EM for the
specified scheduling table download operation.
System Action: The specified scheduling table is not downloaded.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

6025

function: Illegal response responseID received from CONTROL-M/EM for node

group groupName download operation
Explanation: An illegal response was received from CONTROL-M/EM for the
specified node group download operation.
System Action: The specified node group is not downloaded.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

6026

function: Illegal response responseID received from CONTROL-M/EM for

calendar calName download operation
Explanation: An illegal response was received from CONTROL-M/EM for the
specified calendar download operation.
System Action: The specified calendar is not downloaded.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

6027

function: Failed to handle partitioned table tableName. Returned status is

returnCode
Explanation: During CONTROL-M/Server startup, partitioned tables are prepared
for further usage.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server failed to start.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

6028

function: Terminating process procName, process number procNumber

Explanation: The CONTROL-M/Server supervisor process terminates the specified
process with the specified process number. This occurs because the specified process
did not respond to the supervisor process requests within a predefined time.
System Action: System processing continues.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

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6029

function: Failed to update supervisor (SU) process state

Explanation: The process state of the CONTROL-M/Server supervisor was not
updated. Possible states are:
Running
Suspended
Terminated
System Action: System processing continues.

User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

6030

function: Failed to create alert file fileName during handling alert alertName
Explanation: The specified alert file was not created during handling of the specified
alert.
System Action: The specified alert is not handled.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

6031

function: Failed to release lock lockID (semaphore id) on alert file fileName
during handling alert alertName
Explanation: The lock acquired on the alert file while handling the specified alert was
not released.
System Action: The specified alert is not handled.
User Response: Refer to the CONTROL-M/Server logs and contact BMC Software
technical support.

6032

function: Failed to copy alert file fileName1 to fileName2

Explanation: When the connection with CONTROL-M/EM is down, alerts are saved
in an alert file. When the connection with CONTROL-M/EM is back,
CONTROL-M/Server reads this file and handles all the alerts contained in it. When
the handling any of these alerts fails, the alert file is copied to a backup file. The
backup of this file failed.
System Action: Some of the alerts could not be handled. System processing continues.
User Response: Refer to the CONTROL-M/Server logs and contact BMC Software
technical support.

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6033

function: Failed to open alert file fileName, file name fileName return code
returnCode
Explanation: When the connection with CONTROL-M/EM is down, alerts are saved
in an alert file. When the connection with CONTROL-M/EM is back,
CONTROL-M/Server reads this file and handles all the alerts contained in it.
Reading the specified alert file failed.
System Action: Alerts are not handled. System processing continues.
User Response: Refer to the CONTROL-M/Server logs and contact BMC Software
technical support.
User Response: Contact BMC Software technical support.

6034

function: Failed to release lock lockID after handling alerts file

Explanation: When the connection with CONTROL-M/EM is down, alerts are saved
in an alert file. When the connection with CONTROL-M/EM is back,
CONTROL-M/Server reads this file and handles all the alerts contained in it. When
writing to the alert file, the file is locked. When the alerts are handled, the lock is
released. Releasing the lock failed.
System Action: Alerts are handled. System processing continues.
User Response: Restart CONTROL-M/Server and contact BMC Software technical
support.

6035

function: Failed to release lock (semaphore) id lockID

Explanation: An OS object (a semaphore lock) could not be released. This is a severe
problem which may occur in more than one flow in CONTROL_M/Server.
System Action: The system may become unstable.
User Response: Search for errors related to releasing semaphores in
CONTROL-M/Server logs and contact BMC Software technical support.

6036

function: Failed to initialize process threads environment. Return status

returnCode
Explanation: The process threads environment could not be initialized.
System Action: The process or utility does not start.
User Response: Search for errors related to initializing process threads in the process
or utility log and contact BMC Software technical support.

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function: Failed to initialize thread environment. Return status returnCode

Explanation: The thread environment could not be initialized.
System Action: The process or utility does not start.
User Response: Search for errors related to initializing the threads environment in the
process or utility log and contact BMC Software technical support.

6038

function: Failed to initialize thread database connection. Return status

returnCode
Explanation: The thread database connection could not be initialized.
System Action: The process or utility does not start.
User Response: Search for errors related to initializing the database thread connection
in the process or utility log and contact BMC Software technical support.

6039

function: Error occurred while thread termination. Return status returnCode

Explanation: When a thread terminates, an error occurs.
System Action: System processing continues.
User Response: Search for errors related to thread termination in the process or utility
log and contact BMC Software technical support.

6100

Utility aborted - Running the utility will damage the mirroring

Explanation: Running the utility may damage the mirroring, since the connection
with the Mirror Server can not be established. The utility is aborted (since it was
executed by a user other than the CONTROL-M/Server Administrator), so mirroring
will not be damaged.
System Action: The utility is aborted, and mirroring is not damaged.
User Response: Determine the cause of the failed connection with the Mirroring
Server and correct it. If the problem persists, contact BMC Software Customer
Support.

6101

Utility aborted - User not authorized to execute the utility!

Explanation: The utility may not be executed by a user other than the
CONTROL-M/Server Administrator, and therefore is aborted.
System Action: The utility is aborted.
User Response: No user other than the CONTROL-M/Server Administrator is
allowed to run this utility. Please refer to the Utility Reference Table in the
CONTROL-M/Server for UNIX and Microsoft Windows Administrator Guide.

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Timeout waiting for LG process to change state to Running

Explanation: This utility needs to be suspended while the CONTROL-M/Server state
is Suspended and resume running only when it notices that the CONTROL-M/Server
state is Running. In this case, the utility was waiting for it to resume Running state,
but the timeout limit was exceeded.
System Action: The utility is aborted. If ordering is performed, it continues with the
ordering attempts of the rest of the jobs.
User Response: Check the CONTROL-M/Server processes state with the prf utility
and retry again when the processes are back in Running state.

6103

Selector did not get out of suspension

Explanation: The ordering utility was executed. This utility needs to be suspended
while the CONTROL-M/Server state is Suspended and resume running only when it
notices that the CONTROL-M/Server state is Running. In this case, the utility was
waiting for it to resume Running state, but the timeout limit was exceeded.
System Action: The utility is aborted.
User Response: Check the CONTROL-M/Server processes state with the prf utility
and retry again when the processes are back in Running state.

6104

Update user information in security table userName description userGroup

nodeID
Explanation: The ctmsec utility, executed in a non-interactive mode, updated existing
user information in the security definitions tables. The new information for this user
is specified in the userName, description, userGroup, and nodeID parameters.
System Action: The database table was updated with the new information.
User Response: No action is required.

6105

Insert user information into security table userName description userGroup

nodeID
Explanation: The ctmsec utility, executed in a non-interactive mode, tried to update
user information in the security definitions tables. Since the user was not found, a
new user is defined. The new user information is specified in the userName,
description, userGroup, and nodeID parameters.
System Action: The database table was updated with the new information.
User Response: No action is required.

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Update group information in security table groupName description -groupnodeID

Explanation: The ctmsec utility, executed in a non-interactive mode, updated existing
group information in the security definitions tables. The new information of this
group is specified in the groupName, description, group, and nodeID parameters.
System Action: The database table was updated with the new information.
User Response: No action is required.

6107

Insert group information into security table groupName description -groupnodeID

Explanation: The ctmsec utility, executed in a non-interactive mode, tried to update
group information in the security definitions tables. Since the group was not found, a
new group is defined. The new group information is specified in the groupName,
description, group, and nodeID parameters.
System Action: The database table was updated with the new information.
User Response: No action is required.

6108

Failed to receive confirmation of successful message receiving

Explanation: The utility performed an action, but the confirmation of a successful
message reception failed. There is a possibility that the action performed by the utility
may not be completed.
System Action: The utility ends. There is a chance that it did not complete all its
actions successfully.
User Response: Restart CONTROL-M/Server. All information is refreshed from the
database.

6109

Failed in database operation while trying to find dependent jobs.

Return Code = returnCode
Explanation: You tried to list job dependencies with the ctmpsm utility, but the utility
failed in the database operation.
System Action: The list is empty.
User Response: Determine the cause of the database problem. Check the database
error log. If the problem persists, contact BMC Software Customer Support.

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Start failover has failed

Explanation: The Start Failover procedure failed.
You tried to copy the saved site-specific information about the backup Server
platform to the Mirror database, and the attempt failed. This data is needed to start
CONTROL-M on the backup Server using the Mirror database.
System Action: The Failover Server on the secondary platform is not ready to start.
User Response: Check the connection to the Mirroring database. Do not start the
secondary CONTROL-M/Server on the Failover Server.

6111

Stop failover has failed

Explanation: The Stop Failover procedure failed.
You tried to restore the site-specific information about the primary Server platform to
the Mirror database, and the attempt failed. This data is used to restore the primary
database.
System Action: The Failover Server on the secondary platform was not stopped.
User Response: Check the connection to the Mirroring database. Do not continue with
restoring the primary database from the Mirror.

6112

Unable to initialize
Explanation: A process cannot be initialized due to a system problem or lack of
resources.
System Action: The process aborts with a failure exit status.
User Response: Check the system error log, disk space, or database connectivity.

6113

Failed to get CONTROLM_MIRROR_USER from the environment

Explanation: A utility failed to log on to the mirror database because it could not get
the CONTROLM_MIRROR_USER parameter from the environment.
System Action: A utility failed to log on to the mirror database. The utility aborts with
an error.
User Response: Check that the CONTROLM_MIRROR_USER parameter is set in the
.cshrc file. Log on to the shell environment again. If this does not solve the problem,
use the Database Mirroring => Initialize Mirroring option.

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Failed to get CONTROLM_USER from the environment

Explanation: A utility failed to log on to the primary database because it could not get
the CONTROLM_USER parameter from the environment.
System Action: A utility failed to log on to the database. The utility aborts with an
error.
User Response: Check that the CONTROLM_USER parameter is set in the .cshrc file.
Log on to the shell environment again.

6115

Failed to get SYBASE from the environment

Explanation: A utility failed to log on to the database because it could not get the
SYBASE parameter from the environment.
System Action: A utility failed to log on to the database. The utility aborts with an
error.
User Response: Check that the SYABSE parameter is set in the .cshrc file. Log on to the
shell environment again.

6116

Failed to get CONTROLM environment variable

Explanation: A utility failed to log into the database because it could not get the
CONTROLM parameter from the environment.
System Action: A utility failed to log on to the database. The utility aborts with an
error.
User Response: Check that the CONTROLM parameter is set in the .cshrc file. Log on
to the shell environment again.

6117

Failed to create temporary file fileName for writing. Error Number=errorNumber,

Error Message=errorString
Explanation: A utility failed to log on to the database because it could not create a
temporary file (fileName).
System Action: A utility failed to log into the database. The utility aborts with an
error.
User Response: Check the reason that the file could not be created, and act based on
the error number (errorNumber) and error string (errorString) returned.

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Failed to create temporary (fp) file fileName for writing

Explanation: A utility failed to log on to the database because it could not create a
temporary file (fileName).
System Action: A utility failed to log on to the database. The utility aborts with an
error.
User Response: Check the reason that the file could not be created. If the problem
persists, contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6119

Failed to open file filename for reading

Explanation: A utility failed to log on to the database because it could not open a
temporary file (fileName).
System Action: A utility failed to log on to the database. The utility aborts with an
error.
User Response: Check the reason that file could not be opened. If the problem persists,
contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6120

Failed to get CTM_DATABASE_TYPE from the environment

Explanation: A utility failed to log on to the database because it could not get the
CTM_DATABASE_TYPE parameter from the environment.
System Action: A utility failed to log on to the database. The utility aborts with an
error.
User Response: Check that the CTM_DATABASE_TYPE parameter is set in the .cshrc
file. Log on to the shell environment again.

6121

Unsupported database DBType

Explanation: A utility failed to log on to the database because the DBType value is
incorrect.
System Action: A utility failed to log on to the database. The utility aborts with an
error.
User Response: Correct the CTM_DATABASE_TYPE parameter in the .cshrc file.
Valid values are SYBASE or ORACLE. Log on to the shell environment again.

6122

Failed to get envirVariable from the environment

Explanation: A utility failed to log on to the database because it could not get the
specified envirVariable from the environment.
System Action: A utility failed to log on to the database. The utility aborts with an
error.
User Response: Check that the envirVariable is set in the .cshrc file. Log on to the shell
environment again.

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Cannot open directory directoryName

Explanation: A utility failed to open the specified directory (directoryName). The files
under this directory can not be accessed.
System Action: The ctmsuspend utility failed and did not change the processes state.
User Response: Check the OS file system.

6124

Cannot shutdown CONTROL-M/Server

Explanation: The shut_ctm utility failed to shut down the CONTROL-M/Server
processes.
System Action: The ctmsuspend utility failed and did not perform the required action.
User Response: Check the shut_ctm process log in the proclog directory for messages
at debug level 0.

6125

Restarting server...
Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server processes are about to be restarted.
System Action: The start_ctm utility is executed by the ctmsuspend utility.

6126

Cannot restart CONTROL-M/Server...

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server processes cannot be restarted.
System Action: The start_ctm utility failed. The CONTROL-M/Server did not restart
because the ctmsuspend utility failed to perform the required action.
User Response: Check the start_ctm process log in the proclog directory for messages
at debug level 0.

6127

Failed to run ctmshout utility

Explanation: The ctmshout utility failed to execute.
System Action: The message that indicates whether the operation of the ctmsuspened
utility was successful or not was not inserted into the IOALOG table. There is a
chance that the ctmsuspend utility failed to perform the required action.
User Response: Check the ctmshout process log in the proclog directory for messages
at debug level 0.

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Failed to create database objects

Explanation: Database tables and other database objects, such as indexes and stored
procedures, were not created successfully.
System Action: The ctmcreateschema utility failed, and the CONTROL-M/Server
database was not created.
User Response: Check connectivity with the database. Check the create_db.mssql.out
file in the CONTROL-M temporary directory for error messages. If the problem
persists, contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6129

Failed to insert initial values into database tables

Explanation: Database tables were not initialized with the correct initial values in
order for CONTROL-M/Server to function.
System Action: The ctmcreateschema utility failed, and the CONTROL-M/Server
database was not created.
User Response: Check connectivity with the database. Check the insert_NT.out file in
the CONTROL-M temporary directory for error messages. If the problem persists,
contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6130

Failed to create database partitions tables

Explanation: The CMR_IOALOG and CMR_JOBINF database partition tables were
not created successfully.
System Action: The ctmcreateschema utility failed, and the CONTROL-M/Server
database was not created.
User Response: Check connectivity with the database. Check the create_parts.out file in
the CONTROL-M temporary directory for error messages. If the problem persists,
contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6131

Failed to update system and communication parameters in database tables

Explanation: The CONTROL-M/Server system and communication parameters were
not stored successfully in the database tables. CONTROL-M/Server could not be
started without those parameters.
System Action: The ctmcreateschema utility failed, and the CONTROL-M/Server
database was not created.
User Response: Check connectivity with the database. Check the update_tb.out file in
the CONTROL-M temporary directory for error messages. If the problem persists,
contact BMC Software Customer Support.

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Failed to reset several CONTROL-M/Server configuration parameters

Explanation: The reset_t1 utility failed.
System Action: The ctmcreateschema utility failed, and the CONTROL-M/Server
database was not created.
User Response: Check connectivity with the database. Check the reset_t1, init_prflag,
and cleanlog utilities logs in the CONTROL-M proclog directory for error messages.
If the problem persists, contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6200

function fail to initialize a message list for messageType message to agent

nodeID, request will be aborted
Explanation: The specified function was unable to generate a message list for the
requested message type, and therefore the request for which the message generation
attempted for Agent nodeID is aborted.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to create a messageType message.
User Response: Do the following:
1. Check available memory on the machine.
2. Try to disable Agent nodeID.
3. If messages continue to appear, contact BMC Software Technical Support.

6201

function fail to initialize messageType header message to agent nodeID,

request will be aborted
Explanation: The specified function was unable to generate a header message from
the messageType type, and therefore the request for which the message generation is
attempted for Agent nodeID is aborted.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to create a messageType message.
User Response: Do the following:
1. Check available memory on the machine.
2. Try to disable Agent nodeID.
3. If messages continue to appear, contact BMC Software Technical Support.

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function fail to append messageType header message to agent nodeID, request

will be aborted
Explanation: The specified function was unable to append a header message from the
messageType type, and therefore the request for which the message generation is
attempted for Agent nodeID is aborted.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to create a messageType message.
User Response: Do the following:
1. Check available memory on the machine.
2. Try to disable Agent nodeID.
3. If messages continue to appear, contact BMC Software Technical Support.

6203

function fail to create messageType message to agent nodeID, request will be

aborted
Explanation: The specified function was unable to generate a message from the
messageType type, and therefore the request for which the message generation is
attempted for Agent nodeID is aborted.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to create a messageType message.
User Response: Do the following:
1. Check available memory on the machine.
2. Try to disable Agent nodeID.
3. If messages continue to appear, contact BMC Software Technical Support.

6204

function received from agent a corrupt message <<<<message>>>>

Explanation: The specified function attempted to handle a message from a
CONTROL-M/Agent, but found it to be corrupted.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to handle a request from
CONTROL-M/Agent.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

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function fail to create temporary status file: fileName

Explanation: The specified function attempted to create temporary status file for a job.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to create a new status file.
User Response: Do the following:
1. Check the disk and the disk space where CONTROL-M/Server is installed.
2. Check the file system where CONTROL-M/Server is installed.

6206

function fail to write temporary status file: fileName

Explanation: The specified function attempted to write a temporary status file for a
job.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to write data to a status file.
User Response: Do the following:
1. Check the disk and the disk space where CONTROL-M/Server is installed.
2. Check the file system where CONTROL-M/Server is installed.

6207

function fail to close temporary status file: fileName

Explanation: The specified function attempted to close a jobs temporary status file.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to close a status file.
User Response: Do the following:
1. Check the disk and the disk space where CONTROL-M/Server is installed.
2. Check the file system where CONTROL-M/Server is installed.

6208

function fail to rename temporary status file: fileName1 to status file: fileName2
Explanation: The specified function attempted to rename a jobs temporary status file.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to rename a status file.
User Response: Do the following:
1. Check the disk and the disk space where CONTROL-M/Server is installed.
2. Check the file system where CONTROL-M/Server is installed.

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function fail to make a message list from a message buffer, request will be
aborted
Explanation: The specified function was unable to make a message list from message
buffer, and therefore the request for which the message list generation is attempted is
aborted.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to create a message list from a
message buffer.
User Response: Do the following:
1. Check available memory on the machine.
2. If messages continue to appear, contact BMC Software Technical Support.

6210

function fail to get header message, request will be aborted

Explanation: The specified function was unable to locate a header message, and
therefore the request is aborted.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to fetch a header message from a
message list.
User Response: Do the following:
1. Check available memory on the machine.
2. If messages continue to appear, contact BMC Software Technical Support.

6211

function unsupported request code (requestCode) received from agent nodeID

Explanation: The specified function received a request with an unsupported request
code from Agent nodeID.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to generate a request code sent by an
Agent.
User Response: Do the following:
1. Try to disable Agent nodeID.
2. If messages continue to appear, contact BMC Software Technical Support.

6212

function received termination request by user

Explanation: The specified function received a request to terminate from the shut_ctm
utility.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to handle a request.
User Response: Start the CONTROL-M/Server by executing the start_ctm utility.

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function unsupported request code (requestCode) received from one of the

server processes
Explanation: The specified function received a request with an unsupported request
code from one of the server processes.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to generate a service from a request
code sent by one of the Server processes.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

6214

function null logical TCP session pointer, current service is aborted

Explanation: The specified function tried to send a message to an Agent using a
corrupted TCP session with this Agent, and therefore the service is aborted.
Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to send a message to an Agent.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

6215

function failed to create a new physical protocol communication channel

Explanation: The specified function failed to create a new communication channel of
type protocol, and therefore the request is aborted.
Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to create a new communication
channel.
User Response: Do the following:
1. Check available memory on the machine.
2. If messages continue to appear, contact BMC Software Technical Support.

6216

function communication error INET protocol type (protocol) is not supported

Explanation: The specified function failed to create a new communication channel of
an unsupported protocol, and therefore the request is aborted.
Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to create a new communication
channel.
User Response: Do the following:
1. Check available memory on the machine.
2. If messages continue to appear, contact BMC Software Technical Support.

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function communication error protocol mode (protocol) is not supported

Explanation: The specified function failed to create a new communication channel of
an unsupported protocol, and therefore the request is aborted.
Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to create a new communication
channel.
User Response: Do the following:
1. Check available memory on the machine.
2. If messages continue to appear, contact BMC Software Technical Support.

6218

function failed to create a new logical protocol communication channel

Explanation: The specified function failed to create a new logical communication
channel of type protocol, and therefore the request is aborted.
Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to create a new logical communication
channel.
User Response: Do the following:
1. Check available memory on the machine.
2. If messages continue to appear, contact BMC Software Technical Support.

6219

function failed to up-class a physical communication channel to a physical

protocol communication channel
Explanation: The specified function has a corrupt physical communication channel,
and therefore the request is aborted.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to connect to a physical
communication channel.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

6220

function failed to connect to client (nodeID) at port (portNumber)

Explanation: The specified function failed to connect to Agent nodeID at TCP/IP port
portNumber, and therefore the request is aborted.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to connect to a communication
channel.

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1. Check that Agent nodeID is up and running.
2. Check that TCP/IP port portNumber is correct.
3. Check that Agent nodeID exists. If Agent nodeID does not exist, then the next time
you shut CONTROL-M/Server, delete CTM HOME/ctm/data/AGPRM/nodeID and
CTM HOME/ctm/data/AGSTAT/nodeID.
6221

function failed to disconnect session of logical TCP communication channel

(channel) of physical session id (sessionID)
Explanation: The specified function failed to disconnect a logical TCP communication
channel (channel) with an Agent identified by sessionID. The operation attempts to
continue.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to close a communication channel.
User Response: If messages continue to appear, contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

6222

function connected client name (nodeID) is already connected

Explanation: The specified function received a request to choose a persistent
connection for disconnection when the maximum number of concurrent sessions has
been reached, but found that the requested Agent for connection was already
connected.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to choose a persistent session for
disconnection when maximum concurrent sessions have already been reached.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

6223

function fail to get parameter agent parameter value for client name (nodeID)
using default
Explanation: The specified function failed to retrieve an Agent parameter value, and
therefore tries to continue using the default value.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to check an Agent parameter value.
User Response: Do the following:
1. Check that the Agent file CTM HOME/ctm/data/AGDEFS/AGDEFS exists, and that
the directories CTM HOME/ctm/data/AGPRM and CTM HOME/ctm/data/AGSTAT
exist.
2. If messages continue to appear, contact BMC Software Technical Support.

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Connected persistent sessions:

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Total concurrent sessions: sessions out of maxSessions
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Physical Session (pointer): nodeID.port
Client Name: nodeID
Total services: servicesNum
Duration: durationNum seconds
Last activity: activityNum seconds
Service Name: SRVC_TYPE_SUBMIT
active: num
Service Name: SRVC_TYPE_EXIT_STATUS
active: num
Service Name: SRVC_TYPE_TRACE_ALL
active: num
Service Name: SRVC_TYPE_DOWN_SYSOUT
active: num
Service Name: SRVC_TYPE_DOWN_JCL
active: num
Service Name: SRVC_TYPE_UP_JCL
active: num
Service Name: SRVC_TYPE_UTIL
active: num
Service Name: SRVC_TYPE_TUNNEL
active: num
Service Name: SRVC_TYPE_AGENT_AVAILABILITY active: num
Service Name: SRVC_TYPE_PASS_REPLY
active: num
Service Name: SRVC_TYPE_PASS
active: num
Service Name: SRVC_TYPE_AG_PING
active: num
Service Name: SRVC_TYPE_VERSION
active: num
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

total: num
total: num
total: num
total: num
total: num
total: num
total: num
total: num
total: num
total: num
total: num
total: num
total: num

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server produces a printout of the status and statistics of

the current connected persistent sessions.
System Action: Issue the following command to produce the printout:
ctmipc -dest NS -msgid NSS [-data "PRT 0"]
User Response: No action is required.

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Disconnected persistent sessions:

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Total concurrent sessions: sessions out of maxSsessions
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Disconnected Agent: nodeID
Duration: durationNum seconds
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server produces a printout of the current disconnected
persistent sessions.
System Action: Issue the following command to produce the printout:
ctmipc -dest NS -msgid NSS -data "PRT 9"
User Response: No action is required.

6226

function failed to create a new disconnected session for client name (nodeID)
Explanation: The specified function failed to create a new disconnected session when
maximum concurrent sessions were reached.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server chooses a persistent session for disconnection
when maximum concurrent sessions are reached.
User Response: Do the following:
1. Check available memory on the machine.
2. If messages continue to appear, contact BMC Software Technical Support.

6227

function failed to send alerts on event

Explanation: The specified function failed to send alerts to CONTROL-M/EM, the
system console, and the IOALOG when the specified even occurred.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to send alerts to CONTROL-M/EM,
the system console, and the IOALOG.
User Response: If messages continue to appear, contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

6228

function operation (opCode) is not supported

Explanation: The specified function failed to register a event associated with an
unsupported opCode operation, and therefore the request is aborted.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to register a callback event.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.
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function failed on SSL client operation server operation with physical session
id (sessionID) sid=code
Explanation: The specified function failed to complete an SSL operation with an Agent
that is identified by sessionID, and therefore the request is aborted.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to generate an SSL communication
with an Agent.
User Response: Do the following:
1. Check that your SSL keys (ctmkey.kdb and agkey.kdb) match.
2. If messages continue to appear, contact BMC Software Technical Support.

6230

function failed to set SSL session option (option) with physical session id
(sessionID)
Explanation: The specified function failed to complete an SSL connection with an
Agent that is identified by sessionID, and therefore the request is aborted.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to generate an SSL communication
with an Agent.
User Response: Do the following:
1. Check that your SSL keys (ctmkey.kdb and agkey.kdb) match.
2. If messages continue to appear, contact BMC Software Technical Support.

6231

function failed on SSL server operation client operation with physical session
id (sessionID) sid=code
Explanation: The specified function failed to complete an SSL operation with an Agent
that is identified by sessionID, and therefore the request is aborted.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to generate an SSL communication
with an Agent.
User Response: Do the following:
1. Check that your SSL keys (ctmkey.kdb and agkey.kdb) match.
2. If messages continue to appear, contact BMC Software Technical Support.

6232

function process processName will terminate after receiving SIGTERM signal

Explanation: The specified function received a kill request for process processName.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server issued a kill process shell command.
User Response: No action is required.

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function got an invalid SSL profileType profile pointer while SSL protocol is
enabled.
Explanation: The specified function obtained a corrupted SSL profile for profileType,
and therefore the process is aborted.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to initialize an SSL client or server
profile.
User Response: If messages continue to appear, contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

6234

function got a negative value for PORTNUM entry in AGDEFS table

Explanation: The specified function obtained an invalid value for a TCP/IP port
number, and therefore the process is aborted.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to initialize the default agent port
number.
User Response: Do the following:
1. Check the disk space and file system.
2. Check that the Agent defaults file (CTM HOME/ctm/data/AGDEFS/AGDEFS) exists,
and use the ctm_menu utility to reset the default agent port number.
3. If messages continue to appear, contact BMC Software Technical Support.

6235

NS initialization failed process will be aborted

Explanation: NS is unable to initialize due to various environmental issues, and
therefore the process is aborted.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to initialize the NS process.
User Response: If messages continue to appear, contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

6236

NS service manager failed to start default services, process will be aborted

Explanation: NS failed to create a listener for Agents request or Server process
requests, and therefore the process is aborted.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to initialize the NS process.

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User Response: Do the following:

1. Find a free port number, and use the ctm_menu utility to assign that new port
number to the Agent-to-Server Port Number parameter.
2. If messages continue to appear, find a free port number, and use the ctm_menu
utility to assign that new port number to the Inter Process Communication Port
Number parameter.
6237

NS agent availability failed to start, process will be aborted

Explanation: NS failed to start the Agent availability service, and therefore the process
is aborted.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to initialize the NS process.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

6238

function failed to open INET listen channel for HOST: host on PORT: port
Explanation: The specified function failed to open a new TCP/IP listener for Agent
requests for host on TCP/IP port, and therefore the process is aborted.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to initialize the NS process.
User Response: Find a free port number, and use the ctm_menu utility to assign that
new port number to the Agent-to-Server Port Number parameter.

6239

function failed to open CTMS listen channel for NAME: IPCCode

Explanation: The specified function failed to open a new Inter Process
Communication listener for the Server process requests, and therefore the process is
aborted.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to initialize the NS process.
User Response: Find a free port number, and use the ctm_menu utility to assign that
new port number to the Inter Process Communication Port Number parameter.

6240

function failed to up-class an abstract channel to a communication channel

(pointer)
Explanation: The specified function has a corrupt communication channel, and
therefore the request is aborted.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to open a new communication
listener.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

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function : Inconsistent Control-M Server to Control-M Agent message list

Explanation: A message from CONTROL-M/Server to CONTROL-M/Agent includes
invalid data.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server frees the memory allocated for the message.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

6301

function : Control-M Server to Control-M Agent message pointer is not

initialized
Explanation: A message from CONTROL-M/Server to CONTROL-M/Agent includes
invalid data.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server frees the memory allocated for the message.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

6302

function : Control-M Server to Control-M Agent Message buffer is not initialized

Explanation: A message from CONTROL-M/Server to CONTROL-M/Agent includes
invalid data.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server frees the memory allocated for the message.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

6303

function : Control-M Server to Control-M Agent Messages list is not initialized

Explanation: A message from CONTROL-M/Server to CONTROL-M/Agent includes
invalid data.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server frees the memory allocated for the message.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

6304

function : The value of CPU used sent by the Control-M Agent is negative :
CPU_used
Explanation: The value of CPU_used sent by the CONTROL-M/Agent to the
CONTROL-M/Server is negative.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server sets the value for CPU usage to 0.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

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function : The value of 'elapse time' sent by the Control-M Agent is negative :
time
Explanation: The value of time sent by the CONTROL-M/Agent to the
CONTROL-M/Server is negative.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server sets the value for elapsed time to 0.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

6306

function : Control-M Server to Control-M Agent message type not found.

Message type : messageType.
Explanation: The message type sent from or to CONTROL-M/Server is not found.
System Action: System processing continues.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

6307

function : Control-M Server to Control-M Agent message is empty

Explanation: The message type sent by the CONTROL-M/Server or received by the
CONTROL-M/Server is invalid.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server frees the memory allocated for the message.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

6308

function : Gateway older than 613 cannot connect data center 613 or above
Explanation: You are trying to connect a Gateway version 6.1.0 or earlier to
CONTROL-M/Server version 6.1.3 or later.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server refuses to connect to CONTROL-M/EM.
User Response: Check the versions of CONTROL-M/EM and CONTROL-M/Server,
and connect CONTROL-M/Server version 6.1.3 or later to a compatible version of
CONTROL-M/EM.

6309

function : Unknown service id received from Control-M EM

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server receives an unknown service ID when trying to
connect to CONTROL-M/EM.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server refuses to connect to CONTROL-M/EM.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

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function : Database transaction failed to commit. Return code = returnCode

Explanation: The database transaction could not commit.
In this message, valid values for returnCode are CM_FAIL or CM_EOF.
System Action: System processing continues.
User Response: Check the database logs, and contact on-site DBA support.

6311

function : Database fail to open a new transaction

Explanation: The database could not open a new transaction.
System Action: System processing continues.
User Response: Check the database logs, and contact on-site DBA support.

6312

function : Failed to clean statistic information. Return code = returnCode

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server could not clean the statistic information table
during the New Day procedure.
In this message, the only valid value for returnCode is CM_FAIL.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server performs the following:

Writes to the CMR_IOALOG table that the attempt to clean statistic information
failed

Sends an alert to CONTROL-M/EM

User Response: Check the database logs, and contact on-site DBA support.
6313

function : Database transaction failed to rollback. Return code = returnCode

Explanation: The database transaction could not roll back.
In this message, the only valid value for returnCode is CM_FAIL.
System Action: System processing continues.
User Response: Check the database logs, and contact on-site DBA support.

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function : Failed to clean CMR_JOBINF table. Return code = returnCode

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server could not clean the CNR_JOBINF table during the
New Day procedure.
In this message, the only valid value for returnCode is CM_FAIL.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server sends an alert.
User Response: Check the database logs, and contact on-site DBA support.

6315

function : Ignore Conditions file exceeded maxEntries entries

Explanation: The dbs_ignrcond.dat Ignore Conditions file contains more than the
maxEntries number of conditions.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server handles only the maxEntries number of
conditions, and ignores the remainder.
User Response: Minimize the number of conditions in the dbs_ignrcond.dat file.

6316

function Failed to delete condition : condName, condDate

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server could not delete the specified condName condition
during the New Day procedure.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server performs a database rollback.
User Response: Check the database logs, and contact on-site DBA support.

6317

function Fail to allocate memory for AGSTAT information

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server could not allocate memory for AGSTAT
information.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server writes an error message to the IOA log file.
User Response: Contact your systems administrator.

6318

function Fail to open AGSTAT file

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server could not open the AGSTAT file.
System Action: Sysouts are not cleaned during the New Day procedure.
User Response: Contact your systems administrator.

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function Agent nodeID newday cleanup failed. Return code = returnCode

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server could not send a New Day cleanup message to
one of the Agents.
In this message, valid values for returnCode are:
returnCode

Explanation

CM_MBX_BUFFEROVF
CM_MBX_FULL
CM_FAIL

Buffer is too large

Could not send IPC message

System Action: The following occurs:

Sysouts are not cleaned during the New Day procedure for the specified Agent.
CONTROL-M/Server writes a message to the IOA log file.

User Response: Contact your systems administrator for help in solving connection
problems.
6320

function Fail to fetch next record from AGSTAT table. Return code = returnCode
Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server could not fetch the next record from the AGSTAT
table for an Agent.
In this message, the only valid value for returnCode is CM_FAIL.
System Action: Sysouts are not cleaned during the New Day procedure for this Agent.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

6321

function Failed to translate local date and time information given specific Time
Zone
Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server could not translate the local date and time
information, given a specific time zone.
System Action: Change to the next time zone.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

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function Failed to perform new day process for time zone timeZone,
odate odate
Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server could not perform the New Day procedure for the
specified time zone.
System Action: Try to run the New Day procedure at a later time.
User Response: No action is required.

6323

function name Failed to select jobs from active jobs file where
time zone = timeZone
Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server could not perform the New Day procedure for the
specified time zone.
System Action: Move to the next time zone.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

6324

function Failed to update the job's status on the active jobs list during new day
Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server could not update the job's status to Wait
Scheduling or Post Odat during the New Day procedure.
System Action: Perform a database rollback.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

6325

function Failed to release control resources during new day process for order
number orderNumber
Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server could not release the control resource for a
specific job during the New Day procedure.
System Action: Perform a database rollback.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

6326

function Failed to release quantitative resources during new day process for
order number orderNumber
Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server could not release the quantitative resource for a
specific job during the New Day procedure.
System Action: Perform a database rollback.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

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function Failed to delete the file fileName

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server failed to delete the fileName file.
System Action: System processing continues.
User Response: Contact your systems administrator.

6328

function Failed to update autoedits from Control-M Agent

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server failed to update AutoEdits from
CONTROL-M/Agent.
System Action: System processing continues.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

6329

function Job have reached timeout for state jobState.

Explanation: The jobState job timed out.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server declares the job as Disappeared.
User Response: No action is required.

6330

function Failed to read order number orderNumber from active jobs list. Return
code = returnCode
Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server failed to read this order number from Active Jobs
list.
In this message, valid values for returnCode are CM_FAIL or CM_EOF.
System Action: The Tracker process cannot handle this job.
User Response: Check the database logs, and contact on-site DBA support.

6331

function Failed to select post processed jobs from active jobs list
Explanation: During the deletion of the status file, CONTROL-M/Server failed to
select post-process jobs.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server could not delete the status file for these jobs.
User Response: Check the database logs, and contact on-site DBA support.

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function A corrupted status file received from Control-M Agent

Explanation: The status file received from CONTROL-M/Agent contains corrupted
information.
System Action: System processing continues. The status file is saved for debugging.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

6333

function When a corrupted status file received, rename the file fileName1 to
fileName2
Explanation: A corrupted status file should be renamed.
System Action: System processing continues. The status file is saved for debugging.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

6334

function Unable to rename fileName1 to fileName2

Explanation: A file could not be renamed.
System Action: System processing continues.
User Response: Contact on-site DBA support.

6335

function Failed to initialize connection to database

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server failed to initialize a connection to the database.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server could not start.
User Response: Contact on-site DBA support.

6336

function Failed to check link to database server

Explanation: The link to the database server could not be checked when the
CONTROL-M/Server starts.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server could not start.
User Response: Contact on-site DBA support.

6337

function Failed to open CMS_SYSPRM table

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server could not open the CMS_SYSPRM table.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server could not start.
User Response: Contact on-site DBA support.

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function Failed to clean list

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server failed to clean the dblog and ioalog lists in
memory.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server cannot start the SL process.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

6339

function Failed to close connection when the process is shutting down

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server failed to close the connection to the database
when the process shuts down.
System Action: System processing continues.
User Response: Contact on-site DBA support.

6400

function: error allocating entity

Explanation: CONTROL-M failed to allocate memory for an entity.
System Action: The catastrophe flag is raised, and as a result, the process shuts down.
User Response: Check available memory on the machine.

6401

function: error in mutex creation:returnCode

Explanation: CONTROL-M failed to create a mutex synchronization object.
System Action: The catastrophe flag is raised, and as a result, the process shuts down.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6402

function: error creating message Q returnCode

Explanation: CONTROL-M failed to create a message queue.
System Action: The catastrophe flag is raised, and as a result, the process shuts down.
User Response: Check available memory on the machine, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6403

function: error destroying mutex in cleanup returnCode

Explanation: CONTROL-M failed to destroy a mutex synchronization object during
cleanup after thread entity creation. This cleanup takes place only when some other
severe error occurs.
System Action: The catastrophe flag is raised, and as a result, the process shuts down.
User Response: Respond as required for the previously displayed error messages.

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6404

function: asked to terminate a running thread id=threadID

Explanation: A running thread is destroyed by the threads manager. This only occurs
when the process shuts down due to an internal error.
System Action: The process shuts down.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6405

function: error destroying mutex returnCode

Explanation: A mutex synchronization object could not be destroyed during process
shutdown. This may happen if the destroyed mutex object is locked by a thread.
System Action: None.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6406

function: error locking mutex returnCode

Explanation: A mutex synchronization object could not be locked.
System Action: The catastrophe flag is raised, and as a result, the process shuts down.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6407

function: error unlocking a mutex rc=returnCode

Explanation: A mutex synchronization object could not be unlocked.
System Action: The catastrophe flag is raised, and as a result, the process shuts down.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6408

function: error creating threads dynamic array rc=returnCode

Explanation: A threads data structure could not be created on startup.
System Action: The catastrophe flag is raised, and as a result, the process shuts down.
User Response: Check available memory on the machine.

6409

function: error allocating work Qs array

Explanation: Memory could not be allocated on startup.
System Action: The catastrophe flag is raised, and as a result, the process shuts down.
User Response: Check available memory on the machine.

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function: error duplicating message for thread with index threadIndex

rc=returnCode
Explanation: A thread message could not be duplicated.
System Action: The catastrophe flag is raised, and as a result, the process shuts down.
User Response: Check available memory on the machine, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6411

function: error in sending message to Q type queueType thread threadIndex

rc=returnCode
Explanation: A message could not be sent to a thread message queue.
System Action: The catastrophe flag is raised, and as a result, the process shuts down.
User Response: Check available memory on the machine.

6412

function: failed to get status of thread with index threadIndex rc=returnCode

Explanation: A thread's status could not be obtained.
System Action: The catastrophe flag is raised, and as a result, the process shuts down.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6413

function: failed to add message to thread message Q rc=returnCode

Explanation: A message could not be added to a thread message queue.
System Action: The catastrophe flag is raised, and as a result, the process shuts down.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6414

function: thread message id messageID without destination

Explanation: A thread message without a destination was found when the thread was
sending the messages that were waiting to commit.
System Action: The thread message was not sent. Processing continues.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6415

function: thread with index threadIndex has kpa problem

Explanation: A thread did not update its keep alive flag.
System Action: The catastrophe flag is raised, and as a result, the process shuts down.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

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6416

function: error creating thread message with id messageID rc=returnCode

Explanation: A thread message was not created. The reason for this error is probably a
failure to allocate memory.
System Action: The catastrophe flag is raised, and as a result, the process shuts down.
User Response: Check available memory on the machine, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6417

function: error in priority Q creation rc=returnCode

Explanation: A priority queue was not created during startup.
System Action: The catastrophe flag is raised, and as a result, the process shuts down.
User Response: Check available memory on the machine.

6418

function: error in signaling condition rc=returnCode

Explanation: A condition synchronization object was not signaled, which is necessary
to notify a thread that it has messages waiting. This failure may cause a thread to
remain sleeping and not wake up to handle its messages.
System Action: The catastrophe flag is raised, and as a result, the process shuts down.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6419

Unable to read CMS_SYSPRM

Explanation: The selector process failed to read from the parameters table while in
suspend mode. Using the information in the parameters table, the process detects that
a new day is in progress, and if so:
1. Performs cleanup of submission queue internal data structure.
2. Marks internal memory data structures to be refreshed when leaving the suspend
mode.
A single failure to read this table is harmless because the process will keep trying to
read it. A continuous failure that is not resolved until the end of the New Day
procedure may cause late submission of jobs that were waiting in the submission
queue when the New Day procedure began (that is, were ready to be submitted but
were not submitted.
System Action: The process stays in suspend mode, and after a while tries to read the
table again.
User Response: In case of repeated messages of this kind, shut down
CONTROL-M/Server and contact BMC Software Customer Support.

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function: Failed to initialize threads in main. rc = returnCode

Explanation: A process failed to initialize its threads.
System Action: The process shuts down.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6421

function: Catastrophic failure while mainAction

Explanation: A main thread detects that the catastrophe flag was set by one of its
threads.
System Action: The process shuts down.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6422

function: Failure occurs - Threads have not changed their states. State =
{SUSPEND | RUN}
Explanation: Not all threads reached their desired state on startup. Threads start in
suspend state; when all threads reached suspend state, the main thread sends a run
message, the states of all threads change to run, and normal execution begins.
System Action: The process shuts down.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6423

function: Thread status pointer is not initialized

Explanation: Thread information data is corrupt.
System Action: The catastrophe flag is raised, and as a result, the process shuts down.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6424

function: failed in checking threads state rc=returnCode

Explanation: The threads state could not be checked.
System Action: The catastrophe flag is raised, and as a result, the process shuts down.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

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6425

function: error inserting thread entity to threads array rc=returnCode

Explanation: The internal threads data structure could not be updated during process
startup.
System Action: The catastrophe flag is raised, and as a result, the process shuts down.
User Response: Check available memory on the machine.

6426

function: main thread failed to wait for state change rc=returnCode

Explanation: Sleep activity for the main thread was stopped prematurely. The reason
for the sleep failure can be seen in previous messages in the log file.
System Action: The catastrophe flag is raised, and as a result, the process shuts down.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6427

function: error creating threads manager object rc=returnCode

Explanation: Creation of the main threads data structure failed during process
startup.
System Action: The process shuts down.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6428

function: failed to get kpa value for thread with index threadIndex
Explanation: The main thread failed to read the keep alive value of one of the threads.
This is probably due to a failure in a mutex synchronization object.
System Action: The catastrophe flag is raised, and as a result, the process shuts down.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6429

function: unknown process state state

Explanation: The transition of process state to thread state during a process state
change failed due to an unknown process state.
System Action: System processing continues.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

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function: Failure while trying to send to all threads a change state message.
with id state
Explanation: The main thread failed to send a state message to all threads.
System Action: The process shuts down.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6431

function: error adding thread work queue - array is full

Explanation: The internal data structure work queue array is full.
System Action: The catastrophe flag is raised, and as a result, the process shuts down.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6432

function: cannot add thread message to queue - message is corrupt

Explanation: The addition of a message to a thread message queue failed because the
message is corrupt.
System Action: The catastrophe flag is raised, and as a result, the process shuts down.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6433

function: failed to pop a message from message queue rc=returnCode

Explanation: A failure occurred when trying to pop a message from a thread message
queue.
System Action: The catastrophe flag is raised, and as a result, the process shuts down.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6434

function: Failure occurs - Submission and presub threads have not changed
their states to SUSPEND. Going out
Explanation: When the main selector thread detects that a New Day procedure is in
progress, before cleaning the submission queue (the queue of jobs waiting to be
submitted) it verifies that the submission and presubmission threads are in suspend
state. This error is displayed when the threads are not in suspend state, or when the
check of their state fails.
System Action: The catastrophe flag is raised, and as a result, the process shuts down.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

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6435

function: Failure occurred - Refresh has was not been performed. rc =

returnCode
Explanation: The refresh (update of internal data structures from the database)
process failed.
System Action: System processing continues.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6436

function: validity check of hi_load_start value failed

Explanation: The value of the SL_HI_LOAD_START parameter in the config.dat file is
not valid.
System Action: The system processes this scenario, as the selector process is not in a
high load period, and therefore a refresh can be performed.
User Response: Change the value of the SL_HI_LOAD_START parameter to be a valid
value.

6437

function: validity check of hi_load_end value failed, setting hi_load_end value

to blank.
Explanation: The value of the SL_HI_LOAD_END parameter in the config.dat file is
not valid.
System Action: The system assumes that no high load end time was set, and therefore
the current time is the end time.
User Response: Change the value of the SL_HI_LOAD_END parameter to be a valid
value.

6438

function: Failure occurred while trying to clean the message Q of main thread.
rc = returnCode
Explanation: Cleaning of certain messages from the main thread queue prior to a
refresh (update of internal data structures from the database) has failed.
System Action: The system continues to perform the refresh. The messages that were
not cleaned cause redundant work to be performed.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6439

function: Failed while trying to send refresh message to the threadName thread
Explanation: A refresh (update of internal data structures from the database) message
was not sent to a thread.
System Action: This thread does not perform a refresh. The catastrophe flag may be
raised, and as a result, the process shuts down.
User Response: System continues.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

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function: error in sending message to thread work queue with

index threadIndex rc=returnCode
Explanation: A message could not be sent to a thread work queue.
System Action: The catastrophe flag is raised, and as a result, the process shuts down.
User Response: Check available memory on the machine.

6500

function: Failed while initializing the thread, rc = returnCode. Going out.

Explanation: A thread fails to perform all initializations needed, in order to start
working.
System Action: A thread goes down. As a result, the process goes down after it detects
that the thread is no longer alive.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6501

function: Failed while initializing the thread's prolog, rc = returnCode

Explanation: A thread fails to perform major initializations such as creating data
structures, establishing a connection to database, and so on.
System Action: A thread goes down. As a result, the process goes down after it detects
that the thread is no longer alive.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6502

function: Failed while fetching the thread's message queue, rc = returnCode

Explanation: A thread fails to retrieve its message queue. A thread message queue is
essential for a thread for handling messages coming from other threads.
System Action: A thread goes down. As a result, the process goes down after it detects
that the thread is no longer alive.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6503

function: Failed while setting the thread status to status, rc = returnCode.

Going out.
Explanation: A thread fails to change its status.
System Action: A thread goes down. As a result, the process goes down after it detects
that the thread is no longer alive.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

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function: Failed while getting the thread's status, rc = returnCode. Going out.
Explanation: A thread fails to get its current status.
System Action: A thread goes down. As a result, the process goes down after it detects
that the thread is no longer alive.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6505

function: A thread has reached an unrecognized status status. Going out.

Explanation: When fetching its status, a thread realizes that it is an invalid status.
System Action: A thread goes down. As a result, the process goes down after it detects
that the thread is no longer alive.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6506

function: A thread has received an unrecognized message messageID

Explanation: A thread has received a message, but cannot handle the message
because it does not belong to the thread.
System Action: The message was not handled. The thread continues.
Explanation: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6507

function: Failed while handling a submission of job orderNumber, rc =

returnCode.
Explanation: Handling a submission of a job has failed.
System Action: The job is not submitted. System processing continues.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file to help find a possible reason.

6508

function: Failed while trying to mark a job orderNumber, as failed in submission

rc = returnCode.
Explanation: The submission thread fails to indicate that the job was submitted.
System Action: A thread goes down. As a result, the process goes down after it detects
that the thread is no longer alive.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

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function: Failed while popping job orderNumber, from submission queue,

rc = returnCode.
Explanation: The submission thread fails to pop the submitted job out of the
submission queue.
System Action: A thread goes down. As a result, the process goes down after it detects
that the thread is no longer alive.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6510

function: Failed while fetching a message from submission queue.

Explanation: The submission thread has failed to fetch a message from the submission
queue.
System Action: A thread goes down. As a result, the process goes down after it detects
that the thread is no longer alive.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6511

function: Failed while notifying on submission failure, for job orderNumber,

rc = returnCode
Explanation: The submission thread fails to notify on submission failure for a job.
System Action: A thread goes down. As a result, the process goes down after it detects
that the thread is no longer alive.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6512

function: A thread has failed to clean its message queue, rc = returnCode

Explanation: A thread fails to clean its message queue. This might occur while
performing a refresh action.
System Action: A thread goes down. As a result, the process goes down after it detects
that the thread is no longer alive.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

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function: No destination is found to where a message should be sent,

msg = messageData.
Explanation: The communication thread does not find the destination where the
message should be sent.
System Action: A message is not sent. System processing continues.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file to help find a possible reason and
contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6514

function: Failed while creating dataStructure, rc = returnCode

Explanation: An internal data structure could not be created.
System Action: Catastrophic is set. This causes the process SL to terminate.
User Response: Check memory available on the machine. Check other messages in the
log file, and contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6515

function: Thread manager has failed to create the thread threadName,

rc = returnCode.
Explanation: Some of the threads are not created.
System Action: Catastrophic is set. This causes the process SL to terminate.
User Response: Check memory available on the machine. Check other messages in the
log file, and contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6516

function: Failed to create thread with invalid type type

Explanation: A thread of an illegal type was not created.
System Action: Catastrophic is set. This causes the process SL to terminate.
Explanation: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6517

function: Process has failed to Initialize its prolog, rc = returnCode

Explanation: A process has failed to perform all initializations needed, in order to
start working.
System Action: Catastrophic is set. This causes the process SL to terminate.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

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function: No job is marked as Fail in submission queue, rc = returnCode, Going

out.
Explanation: You expect to have a job which failed to be submitted, but no such job
was found.
System Action: Catastrophic is set. This causes the process SL to terminate.
User Response: Check SL submission thread log for messages about jobs which failed
to be submitted.

6519

function: Failure occurred - Release resource failed, for a job orderNumber

rc = returnCode.
Explanation: Allocated resources of a job failed to be released.
System Action: System processing continues.
User Response: Try to release the job's resources manually. Check other messages in
the log file, and contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6520

function: Failed while sending condition message to thread thread for

cond condition.
Explanation: An update (delete, add, and so on) regarding a condition was not sent to
a thread. As a result, jobs which depend on this condition may not be affected by the
action.
System Action: Catastrophic is set. This causes the process SL to terminate.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6521

function: Failed while sending control message to thread thread for

resource resource.
Explanation: An update (delete, add, and so on) regarding a control resource was not
sent to a thread. As a result, jobs which depend on this resource, may not be affected.
System Action: Catastrophic is set. This causes the process SL to terminate.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

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function: Failed while trying to send quantitative message to thread thread for
resource resource.
Explanation: An update (delete, add, and so on) regarding a quantitative resource
was not sent to a thread. As a result, jobs which depend on this resource, may not be
affected.
System Action: Catastrophic is set. This causes the process SL to terminate.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6523

function: Failed while sending order message for job orderNumber, to

thread thread.
Explanation: A message regarding a certain job was not sent to a thread. The message
is regularly sent:

When a job is added to the active table and needs to be handled.

When a job is already in the active table and needs to be post-processed.
When a job is post-processed and needs to be rerun (cyclic, or Do Rerun).

As a result, the job will not be handled.

System Action: Catastrophic is set. This causes the process SL to terminate.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.
6524

function: Failed while sending order but not submit message for
job orderNumber, to thread thread.
Explanation: A message regarding a dummy or group type job was not sent to a
thread.
The message is regularly sent when a job is inserted to the active table and needs to be
handled. As a result, the job is be handled.
System Action: Catastrophic is set. This causes the process SL to terminate.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

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function: Failed while sending a change state SUSPEND to submission thread,

rc = returnCode.
Explanation: Before the presub thread performs a refresh, it requests the submission
thread to move to SUSPEND mode. The request was not sent.
System Action: Catastrophic is set. This causes the process SL to terminate.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6526

function: Failed while sending a change state RUN to submission thread,

rc = returnCode.
Explanation: When a refresh ends, the presub thread sends a request to the
submission thread to move to RUN mode. The request was not sent.
System Action: Catastrophic is set. This causes the process SL to terminate.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6527

function: Failed while sending a notification to submission thread,

job orderNumber, rc = returnCode.
Explanation: When a job is ready for submission, the presub thread adds it to the
submission queue. If the queue is empty, a notification message is sent to the
submission thread. The message was not sent.
System Action: Catastrophic is set. This causes the process SL to terminate.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6528

function: Failed while handling a change state message for thread with index
index, new status state, rc = returnCode.
Explanation: A threads state did not change after receiving a change state message.
System Action: System processing continues.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6529

function: Failed while handling a KPA message for thread with index index,
rc = returnCode.
Explanation: A threads KPA was not updated after receiving a KPA message.
System Action: System processing continues. Eventually, the SL main thread goes
down after detecting a KPA problem with one of its threads.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

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function: Failed while sending Do not handle job Message, for

job orderNumber, to thread thread, rc = returnCode.
Explanation: A Do not handle job message was not successfully sent to a thread.
System Action: Catastrophic is set. This causes the process SL to terminate.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6531

function: Failed while sending change status message to a thread with

index index, new status status, rc = returnCode.
Explanation: A change status message was not sent to a thread.
System Action: The message was not handled. The thread continues.
Explanation: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6532

function: Process has reached terminate state. Going out.

Explanation: A process has reached its terminate state. This can happen due to:

A user request (shut_ctm or ecaprflag).

A request from the main process of CONTROL-M/Server for all processes to go

down, due to a problem.

System Action: Process is about to go out.

User Response: Do the following:

6533

Ignore the message.

Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software Customer
Support.

function: Failed while preparing job orderNumber for submission,

rc = returnCode
Explanation: A failure occurred while preparing a job for submission. As a result, the
job is not submitted.
System Action: System processing continues, but the job is not submitted.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

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function: Failed during job submission, job orderNumber, because of reason.

Explanation: The submission of a job from the SL process to the NS process failed.
System Action: System processing continues, but the job is not submitted.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6535

function: Failed to commit, when releasing resources for job orderNumber

which was not submitted, rc = returnCode.
Explanation: Resources of a unsubmitted job could not be released.
System Action: System processing continues, but resources are not released.
User Response:

6536

Check database messages in the database error log. These resources should be
released. This can be done either by restarting CONTROL-M/Server or by
releasing the resources manually.

Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software Customer
Support.

function: No allocated resources were found in database, for job orderNumber,

although they should be.
Explanation: This is an abnormal situation, where no allocated resources were found
in the database for job. The job required resources in its submission criteria, and was
not submitted.
System Action: System processing continues.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6537

function: Comm. thread has failed to establish IPC, rc = returnCode. Going out.
Explanation: The communication thread failed to establish communication with the
RT (router) process.
System Action: A thread goes down. As a result, the process goes down after it detects
that the thread is no longer alive.
User Response: Change the CONTROL-M/Server IPC port and try to restart
CONTROL-M/Server. If the problem reoccurs, check other messages in the log file,
and contact BMC Software Customer Support.

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function: Thread manager failed to close, during action, rc = returnCode.

Explanation: The process thread manager closes just before the process terminates.
During its closure, it asks all threads to shut down, and then performs various
cleanup actions. Even though the close procedure failed, the process thread manager
is not gracefully closed.
System Action: The specified process shuts down.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file to help find a possible reason.

6539

function: Message messageID to be sent to an invalid thread number.

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server tried to send a message to an invalid thread.
Explanation: The message is not sent. System processing continues.
User Response: Check other messages in the log file, and contact BMC Software
Customer Support.

6540

function: Refresh action failed in process process during action

Explanation: A process fails to perform a refresh (periodic updating of internal data
structures from the database). In the selector process, there are two actions which
may perform a refresh:
Selection (by presub thread).
Post-processing (by pp thread).
System Action:

If a failure occurs in the presub thread while it is starting up, then a catastrophic is
set and the process goes down. If it during work time, the process continues.

If a failure occurs in the pp thread, the process continues.

User Response: Check for error messages regarding database problems in the
CONTROL-M/Server logs.
6600

Job orderNumber is not a GROUP entity

Explanation: An error occurred when a group job was forced OK. The jobs group
order number does not point to a group entity.
System Action: The job is forced OK, but its group entity is not modified.
User Response: Check which group that the job belongs to.

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6601

Job jobName does not exist in CMR_IOALOG

Explanation: The error occurred during a Log request. The specified job was not
found in the CMR_IOALOG table.
System Action: The jobs log is not displayed.
User Response: Check the number of days the log is retained.

6602

CS_info_req_view_sysout: error reading CMR_AJF (Orderno=orderNumber,

Runcount=runCounter). Trying CMR_JOBINF
Explanation: The error occurred during a View Sysout request. The
CONTROL-M/Server CMR_AJF query failed.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server checks the CMR_JOBINF table.
User Response: Check previous messages, and contact BMC Software Technical
Support.

6603

CS_info_req_view_sysout: Orderno orderNumber runcount runCounter does

not exist in CMR_JOBINF and CMR_AJF
Explanation: The error occurred during a View Sysout request.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server does not display sysout information.
User Response: Check the value of the Maximum Days to Retain Sysout Files
parameter.

6604

Cannot allocate memory.

Explanation: The error occurred during a Why request. CONTROL-M/Server could
not allocate memory.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server displays an error message and not the required
output of the Why request.
User Response: Contact your systems administrator.

6605

cs_info_process_xml_request: GM_XML_DOM_Parser_create failed

Explanation: The error occurred during an XML request. CONTROL-M/Server could
not allocate memory.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server displays an error message and not does not
process the XML request.
User Response: Contact your systems administrator.

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cs_info_process_xml_requests: GM_XML_DOM_tree_walker_create failed

Explanation: The error occurred during an XML request. CONTROL-M/Server could
not allocate memory.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server displays an error message and not does not
process the XML request.
User Response: Contact your systems administrator.

6607

cs_irr_printf: printing line is too long

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to display a message that is longer than
maximum allowed length.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server displays a truncated message.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6608

ERROR: unknown ZOOM part

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server received an incorrect message as part of a
Zoom-and-Save request.
System Action: The Zoom-and-Save action failed.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6609

CS_ZS_update_stmt: unknown ACTION type

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server received an incorrect DO action as part of a
Zoom-and-Save request.
System Action: The incorrect DO action is ignored.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6610

CM_SRVC_read failed: unable to save triggers.

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to save triggers, but the request failed.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server could not allocate memory.
User Response: Contact your systems administrator.

6611

CM_SRVC_read failed: unable to save triggers for later handling.

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to save triggers for later handling, but
the request failed.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server could not allocate memory.
User Response: Contact your systems administrator.

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6612

CM_SRVC_read_nowait: unable to save triggers.

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to save triggers, but the request failed.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server could not allocate memory.
User Response: Contact your systems administrator.

6613

CM_SRVC_read_ipc: Add failed - unable to save GTW triggers.

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to save Gateway triggers, but the
request failed.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server could not allocate memory.
User Response: Contact your systems administrator.

6614

CM_SRVC_read_ipc: Add failed - unable to save signal triggers.

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to save signal triggers, but the request
failed.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server could not allocate memory.
User Response: Contact your systems administrator.

6615

CS_HNDL_user_req_hold: Failed to hold job.

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server requested a job to be held, but the request failed.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server did not update the database.
User Response: Contact your systems administrator.

6616

function: Failed to force ok job

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to force a job to OK status, but the
request failed.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server did not update the database.
User Response: Contact your database administrator.

6617

function: Failed to free job

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to free up a job, but the request failed.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server did not update the database.
User Response: Contact your database administrator.

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function: Failed to delete job

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to delete a job, but the request failed.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server did not update the database.
User Response: Contact your database administrator.

6619

function: Failed to undelete job

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to undelete a job, but the request failed.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server did not update the database.
User Response: Contact your database administrator.

6620

function: Failed to confirm job

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to confirm a job, but the request failed.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server did not update the database.
User Response: Contact your database administrator.

6621

function: Failed to rerun job

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to rerun a job, but the request failed.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server did not update the database.
User Response: Contact your database administrator.

6622

cs_info_why_check_qr: Failed to retrieve Quantitative Resources.

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to retrieve quantitative resources, but
the request failed.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server could not retrieve information from the
database.
User Response: Contact your database administrator.

6623

CS_info_req_list_sysout: error reading CMR_IOALOG (Orderno=orderNumber)

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to retrieve information about the
orderNumber job from the CMR_IOALOG table, but the request failed.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server could not retrieve the requested information.
User Response: Contact your database administrator.

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CS_info_req_list_sysout: Failed to retrieve the log of Orderno orderNumber

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to retrieve the orderNumber job log
from the CMR_IOALOG table, but the request failed.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server could not retrieve the requested information.
User Response: Contact your database administrator.

6625

CS_info_req_view_sysout: Orderno orderNumber runcount runCounter does

not exist in CMR_JOBINF>
Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to retrieve information about the
orderNumber job with the specified runCounter from the CMR_JOBINF table, but the
request failed because the specified job does not exist in that table.
System Action: The requested jobs sysout could not be displayed.
User Response: Check the value of the Maximum Days to Retain Sysout Files
parameter.

6626

CS_info_req_view_sysout: error reading CMR_JOBINF (Orderno=orderNumber,

Runcount=runCounter)
Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to retrieve information about the
orderNumber job with the specified runCounter from the CMR_JOBINF table, but the
request failed.
System Action: The requested jobs sysout could not be displayed.
User Response: Contact your database administrator.

6627

CS_info_req_list_sysout: error reading CMR_AJF (Orderno=orderNumber)

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to retrieve information about the
orderNumber job from the CMR_AJF table, but the request failed.
System Action: The sysout could not be displayed.
User Response: Contact your database administrator.

6628

CS_info_req_list_sysout: Orderno orderNumber does not exist in CMR_JOBINF

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to retrieve information about the
orderNumber job from the CMR_JOBINF table, but the request failed because the
specified job does not exist in that table.
System Action: The requested jobs sysout could not be displayed.
User Response: Check the value of the Maximum Days to Retain Sysout Files
parameter.

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CS_info_req_list_sysout: error reading CMR_JOBINF (Orderno=orderNumber)

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to retrieve information about the
orderNumber job from the CMR_JOBINF table, but the request failed.
System Action: The sysout could not be displayed.
User Response: Contact your database administrator.

6630

CS_info_req_list_sysout: Failed to read Orderno orderNumber from CMR_AJF

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to retrieve information about the
orderNumber job from the CMR_AJF table, but the request failed.
System Action: The sysout could not be displayed.
User Response: Contact your database administrator.

6631

unknown user info request type

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server received an incorrect message from
CONTROL-M/EM.
System Action: The user request rejected.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6632

function: Invalid XML file. Cannot find HEADER

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server received an incorrect message from
CONTROL-M/EM.
System Action: The user request was rejected.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6633

CS_ZS_update_job: Failed to update job

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server attempted to update a job during a Zoom-andSave request, but the update failed.
System Action: CONTROL-M/Server tries to update the database again.
User Response: Contact your database administrator.

6634

CS_user_req: unknown user request type

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server received an incorrect message from
CONTROL-M/EM.
System Action: The user request was rejected.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

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CS_resource_user_req_ctl: unknown operator

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server received an incorrect operator when processing a
request to update a control resource.
System Action: The user request was rejected.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6636

CS_resource_user_req_qr - Invalid request

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server received an incorrect operator when processing a
request to update a quantitative resource.
System Action: The user request was rejected.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6637

CS_upload: unknown upload type

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server received an incorrect upload request.
System Action: The user request was rejected.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6638

CS_download: unknown download type

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server received an incorrect download request.
System Action: The user request was rejected.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6639

CS_download_sch: download confirmation error

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server did not receive a download confirmation message
from CONTROL-M/EM.
System Action: The message was ignored.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6640

Table is currently being used (tableName)

Explanation: An upload message was sent by CONTROL-M/EM while the requested
table had already been ordered by the User Daily job.
System Action: The upload message was rejected.
User Response: Try to upload the message again after the User Daily job finishes.

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CS_download_cal: download confirmation error

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server did not receive a calendar download confirmation
message from CONTROL-M/EM.
System Action: The message was ignored.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

6642

function: Failed to send alert to Control-M/EM

Explanation: CONTROL-M/Server could not send an alert to CONTROL-M/EM.
System Action: System processing continues.
User Response: Contact BMC Software Customer Support.

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