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This status may be returned by a DELETE CONNECTIONPOOL/ DATASOURCE 
command.
%RTR-E-SPEMPTYLIS, ServiceProvider [A] is missing a value
Explanation: The ServiceProvider must have a value in 
its Key element.
%RTR-E-SPFILERDFAIL, Unable to read ServiceProvider's information
Explanation: The JVM cannot read the ServiceProvider's 
information.
This status may be returned by a MODIFY CONNECTIONPOOL /DATASOURCE or 
CREATE CONNECTIONPOOL /DATASOURCE command.
%RTR-E-SPFILEWRFAIL, Unable to write ServiceProvider's information
Explanation: The JVM cannot write the 
ServiceProvider's information.
This status may be returned by a MODIFY SERVICEPROVIDER or CREATE 
SERVICEPROVIDER command.
%RTR-E-SPINUSE, ServiceProvider [A] is currently in use
Explanation: The ServiceProvider name specified in a 
CREATE CONNECTIONPOOL or CREATE DATASOURCE command is already 
associated with another ConnectionPool or DataSource.
%RTR-S-SPMODIFIED, ServiceProvider [A] has been modified
Explanation: Confirms that the MODIFY SERVICEPROVIDER 
command has successfully modified the required parameter of the RTR 
ServiceProvider.
%RTR-E-SPNOTFOU, ServiceProvider [A] not found
Explanation: The RTR ServiceProvider was not found.
This status may be returned by a MODIFY SERVICEPROVIDER, DELETE 
SERVICEPROVIDER, and SHOW SERVICEPROVIDER command.
Either:
1) You have not issued an RTR CREATE SERVICEPROVIDER command or
2) The ServiceProvider has been deleted.
%RTR-E-SPPROPFMAT, The format of a ServiceProvider [A] property is 
invalid - use key:val format
Explanation: The format of a ServiceProvider property 
is not proper. The defined format is "/property=(key1:val1, 
key2:val2,...)".
This status may be returned by a MODIFY SERVICEPROVIDER or CREATE 
SERVICEPROVIDER command.
%RTR-E-SPPROPNOTFND, [A] is not a supported key
Explanation: The key entered is not supported in the 
current environment.
This status may be returned by a MODIFY SERVICEPROVIDER or CREATE 
SERVICEPROVIDER command.
%RTR-I-SPPROPNOTFOU, Property [A] is not defined in the ServiceProvider
Explanation: The property is not defined in the 
ServiceProvider.
%RTR-S-SPTESTED, ServiceProvider [A] tested successfully
Explanation: The ServiceProvider was successfully 
tested after issuing a CREATE SERVICEPROVIDER/TEST command.
%RTR-I-SPTESTFAIL, ServiceProvider [A] test failed
Explanation: The testing of the ServiceProvider failed 
after issuing a CREATE SERVICEPROVIDER/TEST command.
%RTR-F-SPUJOUFIL, Spurious RTR journal file found - remove extra file 
or use CREATE JOURNAL /SUPERSEDE and submit a Problem Report
Explanation: A spurious RTR journal file has been 
found which does not correspond to the other journal files on the 
system. This status may be returned by the CREATE FACILITY and SHOW 
JOURNAL commands.
Probable cause:
System management error. A user has copied a journal file, or a disk 
containing a journal file. RTR can now see extra journal files, or 
copies, that do not belong in the set.
Corrective action, either:
(a) Check the log for the relevant filenames, and delete or move the 
spurious journal file or files, or
(b) Reissue the CREATE JOURNAL /SUPERSEDE command (in this case any 
recovery information in the old journal is lost).
%RTR-I-STACOMSRV, Starting command server on node [A][A]
Explanation: An RTR command server process is being 
started on node [A]. The command server times out after not being used 
for a while, and is restarted automatically when needed.
%RTR-E-SUPCHAEND, Superfluous characters at end of expression, [A]
Explanation: The expression is invalid because the 
characters [A] at the end of the expression could not be interpreted.
%RTR-I-SYSSRVCOM, [A] completed on channel [A]
Explanation: Displays the name [A] of the operation 
that completed on a channel after issuing a SYS$SYNCH command.
%RTR-I-SYSSRVNOW, [A] posted with no wait on channel [A]
Explanation: Displays the name [A] of the operation 
that was issued with the /NOWAIT qualifier on the named channel.
%RTR-E-TEMPLATE_NOT_FE, Template link [A] valid for frontends only
Explanation: Template link names are valid for 
frontend roles only. It is an error to attempt to associate a template 
link name with the router or back end roles. A template link is link 
whose name contains one or more wild characters chosen from the set 
"*?%". "*" indicates a sequence of wild characters; "?" and "%" 
indicate an occurrence of a single wild character.
%RTR-E-TIMOUT, Call to rtr_receive_message timed out
Explanation: rtr_receive_message was called, but 
"timoutms" milliseconds have elapsed and no message was received on the 
channel(s) specified. The timeout has expired and the transaction 
aborted.
%RTR-F-TIOSYS_FAILURE, General failure in TIO
Explanation: General failure in terminal I/O.
%RTR-F-TIO_BADROWCOL, The terminal is defined as : rows = [A] and cols 
= [A]
Explanation: Cannot use the terminal; rows or columns 
is set to 0. For UNIX platforms, please use "stty -a" to check rows and 
columns. Then use a command like "stty rows 50 cols 132" to set them 
correctly.
%RTR-E-TOOBIG, [A] may not be greater than [B]
Explanation: The value of qualifier [A] must be less 
than or equal to [B].
%RTR-F-TOOMANCHA, Too many channels already opened
Explanation: Too many channels already opened. Recent 
versions of RTR support 255 channels per RTR application process.
%RTR-E-TOOMANCHN, Too many channels
Explanation: Displayed when a SYS$DCL_TX_PRC command 
is issued and the channel table is full.
%RTR-F-TOOMANDIS, Too many disks specified in journal definition
Explanation: Too many disks were specified in journal 
definition. The RTR journal can be defined to use up to a maximum of 
sixteen disks.
User Action: Issue the CREATE JOURNAL command specifying a smaller 
number of disks.
%RTR-F-TOOMANREC, Too many records for one entry in the journal
Explanation: An attempt was made to write more than 
65534 records to one entry (transaction) in the journal.
%RTR-E-TOOMANYOBJ, Max DECnet objects exceeded, raise and retry command
Explanation: The executor limit on the number of 
DECnet connect objects has been exceeded. Please use NCP to raise the 
maximum number of objects on this node.
%RTR-E-TOOMUCDAT, Too much data to be monitored
Explanation: An attempt was made to monitor too many 
processes. Please submit a Problem Report.
%RTR-E-TOOSMALL, [A] may not be less than [B]
Explanation: The value of qualifier [A] must be 
greater than or equal to [B].
%RTR-E-TRAALRSTA, Transaction already started, cannot be nested
Explanation: Transaction already started, cannot start 
another.
%RTR-I-TRMCENTRYNFND, No termcap-entry for terminal-type : [A]
Explanation: No such entry was found in the termcap 
file for the terminal type. For UNIX platforms, please check that the 
environment variables TERM and/or TERMCAP (if used) are correct. Also 
check that the TERMCAP file (if used) has a valid entry for your 
terminal type. (NOTE: These entries are case-sensitive.) The default 
terminal type is vt100.
%RTR-E-TRNOTALL032, Not all routers are at the minimum required version 
of V3.2
Explanation: Cannot perform the requested action since 
not all routers are at a minimum version of V3.2
%RTR-F-TRUNCATED, Buffer too short for msg
Explanation: Buffer too short for message, message 
truncated.
%RTR-I-TXINEXCEP, Transaction Aborted by Set Transaction to Exception
Explanation: This transaction is aborted by the server 
while set transaction command is used to change the state from commit 
to exception.
%RTR-F-TXNOTACT, No transaction currently active on this channel
Explanation: No transaction is currently active on 
this channel.
%RTR-E-TXNOTFOUND, Specified transaction not found
Explanation: RTR could not find the specified 
transaction(s).
%RTR-E-UICNOTGRP, UIC [A] cannot be used in GROUP mode
Explanation: A SET MODE/GROUP command was issued while 
running under system UIC (group one). System UICs cannot be used in 
group mode.
%RTR-E-UNEXPEND, Expression ended before [A] encountered
Explanation: The expression is invalid because it 
terminated where when token [A] was expected.
%RTR-E-UNKNOWQUAL, Invalid qualifier keyword value - check your program
Explanation: An unrecognised qualifier keyword value 
was supplied. Check your program, and refer to the RTR C Application 
Programmer's Reference Manual for permissible values.
%RTR-F-UNRROUNAM, Unrecognised API routine name for CALL
Explanation: The parameter for the CALL command is the 
name (or part of a name) of an RTR API routine. This allows the user to 
type, for example, rtr call accept instead of rtr call rtr_accept_tx. 
This message is issued if the user has specified a part of an API 
routine name that does not match the name of an RTR API routine.
%RTR-F-VALREQ, Missing qualifier or keyword value - supply all required 
values
Explanation: A value must be specified for the keyword 
or qualifier.
%RTR-F-VALTOOBIG, 0x[A] is too big for [A] byte number
Explanation: A value has been specified that cannot be 
stored in the number of bytes specified. Specify a smaller value or a 
larger number of bytes.
%RTR-E-VERMISMAT, RTR version mismatch
Explanation: Utilities and/or shareable images being 
used are intended for a version of RTR different to that which is 
currently running on the system.
This message can however be ignored when it is displayed after issuing 
the first STOP RTR command after having just installed a new RTR 
release.
%RTR-I-WFPROCESS, Waiting for [A] to start up
Explanation: Displays the name [A] of the operation 
that completed on a channel after issuing a SYS$SYNCH command.
%RTR-E-WILNOTALL, Wild cards not allowed
Explanation: Wildcards (% and *) are not allowed.
%RTR-E-WINONLY, The specified operation is applicable only to Windows 
NT family hosts
Explanation: Command applicable to Windows hosts only.
%RTR-E-WTTR, Not in contact with sufficient router nodes - please retry 
later
Explanation: Returned by a set partition command when 
either inquorate or no routers available to process the command. Try 
again later when none of the above conditions exist.
Appendix E
RTR Log Messages
E.1 Operator Log Messages
This appendix describes the various error messages that can be sent to 
the operator console or written to RTR's operator log file.
The following table gives the meaning of the various error codes.
  
    | Code  | 
    Meaning  | 
    Description  | 
  
  
    | 
      S
     | 
    
      Success
     | 
    
      The system has successfully performed your request. In some cases, the 
      command processing continues after the message is issued.
     | 
  
  
    | 
      I
     | 
    
      Information
     | 
    
      The system has performed your request. The message provides information 
      about the process.
     | 
  
  
    | 
      W
     | 
    
      Warning
     | 
    
      The command may have performed some, but not all, of your request. The 
      message may suggest that you verify the command or the program output.
     | 
  
  
    | 
      E
     | 
    
      Error
     | 
    
      The output or program result is incorrect, but the system may attempt 
      to continue execution.
     | 
  
  
    | 
      F
     | 
    
      Fatal (Severe)
     | 
    
      The system cannot continue to execute the request.
     | 
  
%RTR-E-ABODEAREQ, Transaction aborted that was started by client that 
has since exited
Explanation: A transaction started by a client that 
has since exited has been aborted.
%RTR-E-ABODEASRV, Transaction aborted that was accepted by a server 
that has since exited
Explanation: A transaction sent to a server that has 
exited has been aborted.
%RTR-E-ACCERR, Rejecting connect attempt from unconfigured node [A]
Explanation: Node [A] that has not been configured as 
part of any RTR facility is trying to establish a connection. This 
could be a configuration problem or a problem with setup of DNS service.
%RTR-W-ACCTIMOUT, Connection accept timer expired - link is closed
Explanation: An accept timeout has been introduced. If 
a connection dialogue does not complete within a reasonable amount of 
time, then that connection/link is closed.
%RTR-F-ACPINSRES, The RTRACP has insufficient resources
Explanation: The RTRACP was unable to perform an 
operation due to an unusual condition. This is most probably a resource 
issue, for example when the ACP cannot create an additional shared 
memory segment due to quota or system configuration limits. This may 
also occur on some platforms when an application connects to a newly 
restarted ACP before all applications have finished using the process 
counter shared memory segments belonging to a previous ACP.
The RTR log file usually contains more details.
%RTR-E-ACPLOWMEMORY, Free memory available to the RTRACP has fallen to 
[A] MB (total [B] MB allocated). New and uncommitted transactions are 
subject to rejection
Explanation: The available memory for the RTRACP is 
low. Until it has access to sufficient memory, the RTRACP will be 
unable to allocate additional memory for new and uncommitted 
transactions. Any new and uncommitted transactions are subject to being 
rejected. Additionally, any broadcasts sent to this node will be 
dropped and not delivered to any applications.
[A] specifies how many megabytes the RTRACP may allocate before it 
completely runs out of memory. [B] specifies how many megabytes the 
RTRACP has currently allocated.
If possible, increase the quotas for the RTRACP process, increase 
available memory, or both. See START RTR/RESERVE_MEMORY_SIZE.
%RTR-I-ACPSUFMEMORY, Transactions and broadcasts being processed 
according to RTR's original policies
Explanation: The RTRACP has access to sufficient 
memory. Transactions and broadcasts are now being processed according 
to RTR's original policies. See START RTR/RESERVE_MEMORY_SIZE.
%RTR-E-ALRDCNCTD, Remote node already connected
Explanation: This can be a reason for rejecting a 
connect request. Submit a problem report.
%RTR-E-ALRINPRGS, Connection already in progress
Explanation: This can happen if both ACPs 
simultaneously try to connect to each other.
%RTR-E-BADENVVARIABLE, Environment variable [A] has bad value [A]
Explanation: An environment variable has been defined 
with an invalid value. Use a valid value.
%RTR-E-BADIDSIZ, Bad node ID size [A] detected at 0x[A]
Explanation: Errors have been detected when processing 
an internal node identifier. The presence of this message indicates a 
serious problem in the configuration of the network name/address 
databases, and RTR will likely be unable to operate correctly. Quorum 
and fault tolerance will be adversely affected. Check all network 
databases for consistency of node and host names and addresses.
%RTR-E-BADIDTYP, Empty node ID encountered at 0x[A]
Explanation: Errors were detected during processing of 
an internal node identifier. The presence of this message indicates a 
serious problem in the configuration of the network name/address 
databases, and RTR will likely be unable to operate correctly. Quorum 
and fault tolerance will be adversely affected. Check all network 
databases for consistency of node and host names and addresses.
%RTR-E-BADNETMSG, Bad message received from [A] - check network 
hardware - Indications %u %u %u %u %u %u %u
Explanation: RTR was unable to interpret the content 
of a network message received from a remote RTRACP process. Message 
corruption is the most likely culprit. If the condition persists, 
consider a network health check. The indication numbers at the end of 
the message are for the use of RTR support engineers.
%RTR-I-BEINQUO, Backend is quorate in facility [A]
Explanation: The backend role now has quorum in the 
facility [A]
%RTR-W-BENOQUO, Backend has no quorum in facility [A]
Explanation: The backend role has lost quorum for 
facility [A]
%RTR-E-BEREPLAYQDELETED, Replay queue for backend deleted
Explanation: A transaction in progress on a backend 
has had its (replay) queue of replies to the client deleted. Please 
submit a problem report.
%RTR-E-BMHDRVSN, Unrecognised broadcast from [A] for facility [A] - 
check network - Indications %u %u %u [A]
Explanation: A node has received an unrecognised 
broadcast event from the indicated node. If the sending and receiving 
nodes are running compatible versions of RTR, the cause of this might 
be message corruption. If the condition persists, consider performing a 
network health check.
%RTR-F-BRODISBLO, Broadcast message(s) discarded because of network 
blockage
Explanation: One or more broadcast messages was 
discarded because network throughput was too slow. Reduce broadcast 
rate or increase communications link capacity.
%RTR-F-BRODISCAC, Broadcast message(s) discarded because of memory 
cache congestion
Explanation: One or more broadcast messages were 
discarded because local memory was exhausted. Reduce the rate at which 
broadcasts are sent, or increase the efficiency of broadcast processing 
by the recipient applications.
If you are sending many large broadcast messages and encountering this 
error, please submit a problem report for information on how to adjust 
the relevant parameters.
%RTR-F-BRODISLIN, Broadcast message(s) discarded because of link 
unavailability
Explanation: One or more broadcast messages was 
discarded because there is no logical link to the destination node.
%RTR-F-BUGCHECK, RTR fatal internal error
Explanation: Signaled by a process when an RTR 
internal error occurs. Please submit a problem report.
%RTR-I-CLUENABLED, RTR cluster [A] is enabled using [A]
Explanation: Indicates that RTR is using specific 
cluster software.
%RTR-S-CNCTACCFR, Connection request from [A] accepted
Explanation: A connection request from the RTRACP 
running on node [A] has been accepted.
%RTR-S-CNCTCFRM, Connection confirmed by [A]
Explanation: A connection request has been confirmed 
by the RTRACP running on node [A].
%RTR-I-CNCTLOST, Connection to [A] lost
Explanation: A network connection with node [A] was 
lost.
%RTR-W-CNCTREJBY, Connection request rejected by [A]
Explanation: The RTRACP on node [A] rejected a connect 
request from this node.
%RTR-W-CNCTREJFR, Connection request from [A] rejected
Explanation: The RTRACP on node [A] made a connect 
request that was rejected.
%RTR-E-COMDEAREQ, Transaction committed that was started by client that 
has since exited
Explanation: A transaction that was started by a 
client that has since exited has been committed.
%RTR-E-COMDEASRV, Transaction committed that was accepted by a server 
that has since exited
Explanation: A transaction that was sent to a server 
that has exited has been committed.
%RTR-I-COMJOUSEA, Commencing journal search of node [A] for 
transactions on facility [A] needing recovery
Explanation: Journal search is starting. This message 
appears when the first facility that has transactions needing recovery 
is created with a backend role.
%RTR-E-COMSRVFAIL, Command server failed - diagnostics written to [A]
Explanation: An instance of the RTR command server 
process has failed. Submit a problem report with supporting information 
on the current commands.
%RTR-I-CONNALIAS, Link [A] connected as [A]
Explanation: Support for internet tunnels allows for 
the configuration of links from which connections appear to originate 
with an source address other than that by which the local node is 
registered locally. For example, a connection may appear to originate 
from an pseudo-adapter address assigned by the tunnel server. The 
CONNALIAS message registers the acceptance of such a connection, and 
lists the names of the local and connecting IP addresses.
%RTR-E-CREDREJ, HTTP client credentials rejected: originating node [A], 
username [A]
Explanation: The HTTP-enabled command server found 
that the credentials presented by an HTTP client could not be validated 
by the host operating system. This error is innocuous if it follows a 
password change by the respective user in the host environment, and 
will disappear as soon as the server refreshes its password cache. 
Otherwise, this entry may signal a security problem. Frequent 
occurrence of this error will cause the client node to be disabled for 
a period of time to evade a possible password-probing attack.
%RTR-S-CURRTR, Node [A] now a router for facility [A]
Explanation: A new current router [A] has been found 
for the named facility
%RTR-E-CURRTRLOSS, Current router lost for facility [A]
Explanation: The router handling facility [A] for this 
frontend node has failed or [A] has been deleted on the router. No user 
intervention is expected, and an attempt is made to reconnect to an 
alternate router, if one is available.
%RTR-I-DTXRECOV,
Commencing DTX journal search for transactions needing recovery, 
 
log_id = %08X-%04X-%04X-%02X%02X-%02X%02X%02X%02X%02X%02X
Explanation: DTX journal search is starting. This 
message appears when RTR is started.
%RTR-I-DTXRECOVDONE, DTX journal search completed, [A] transactions 
found
Explanation: DTX journal search has completed. This 
message appears when RTR is started.
%RTR-E-DTXRECOVERFAIL, Obtaining a list of prepared transactions from 
an RM has failed
Explanation: A transaction manager (TM) calling 
xa_recover to obtain a list of prepared transaction branches failed 
while registering an XA resource manager (RM).
%RTR-I-DUMPOBJECT, [A]: n[A]
Explanation: An object was dumped to the log.
%RTR-E-ENQDEAREQ, Server rtr_reply_to_client to a client that has since 
exited
Explanation: A call to rtr_reply_to_client was made 
for a client that has since exited.
%RTR-I-EVENTAST, Event AST for event number [A] on channel [A], data 
'%.*s'
Explanation: An event was received on a channel 
defined by the RTR CLI using the V2 interface ($dcl_tx_prc).
%RTR-E-EVNODE, HTTP client authorization error count exceeded for node 
[A] - taking evasive action for [A] seconds
Explanation: If client authentication errors from a 
particular node exceed the rate defined by the window and the error 
count, the server will take evasive action and refuse to accept 
subsequent connections from the client node concerned.
%RTR-W-EXCHANNELCNT, SYSGEN parameter CHANNELCNT too small for the 
requested number of processes and links
Explanation: The value of the OpenVMS SYSGEN parameter
CHANNELCNT is too small to allow RTR to handle the requested number of 
application processes and links. RTR will start, but fewer application 
processes can be handled than specified. Review the values of the 
/PROCESS and /LINK qualifiers to the START RTR command. CHANNELCNT 
should be greater than 30 plus the number of links plus twice the 
number of processes specified.
%RTR-I-EXERTRCOM, Command: [A]
Explanation: A significant RTR command such as START 
RTR or CREATE FACILITY was issued.
%RTR-W-EXFREEPAGE, Requested page file quota exceeds free space in page 
files
Explanation: The page file quota specified on OpenVMS 
for the RTRACP process exceeds the current free space in the page file. 
RTR will start, but may have access to fewer resources than desired. 
Review the sizing qualifiers to the START RTR command (including the 
defaults) - you may need to increase the size of the system page 
file(s).
%RTR-W-EXMAXPROCESSCNT, SYSGEN parameter MAXPROCESSCNT too small for 
the requested number of processes
Explanation: The value of the OpenVMS SYSGEN parameter
MAXPROCESSCNT is too small to allow RTR to handle the requested number 
of application processes. RTR will start, but fewer application 
processes can be handled than specified. Review the value of the 
/PROCESS qualifier to the START RTR command. MAXPROCESSCNT should be 
greater than 50 plus the number of processes specified.
%RTR-W-EXRCVYRETRIES, Too many recovery retries ([A]) for TX [A], 
facility [A], partition [A]
Explanation: The number of attempts to recover a TX 
exceeds the limit set on a partition with 
PARTITION/RECOVERY_RETRY_COUNT. This was detected on the node that 
opened the journal in which the TX is recorded.
%RTR-I-FACEXTNBE, Facility [A] extended with backend [A]
Explanation: The configuration of facility [A] has 
been extended to include the named node as a backend.
%RTR-I-FACEXTNFE, Facility [A] extended with frontend [A]
Explanation: The configuration of facility [A] has 
been extended to include the named node as a frontend.
%RTR-I-FACEXTNTR, Facility [A] extended with router [A]
Explanation: The configuration of facility [A] has 
been extended to include the named node as a router.
%RTR-I-FACLOSTBE, Facility [A] lost backend node [A]
Explanation: A connection with the named backend node 
was lost on facility [A]
%RTR-I-FACLOSTFE, Facility [A] lost Frontend node [A]
Explanation: This node is no longer a current router 
on facility [A] for the named frontend node
%RTR-I-FACLOSTTR, Facility [A] lost Router node [A]
Explanation: A connection was lost with the named 
router node on facility [A]
%RTR-E-FACNOTDEC, Facility name not matched
Explanation: A connection attempt was made to a remote 
node specifying a facility that does not (yet) exist on the remote 
node. Check that the facility name and the configuration match on all 
nodes concerned. If connecting to a V2 system, facility names must be 
specified in uppercase (all capital letters).
%RTR-E-FACNOTDEL, Facility [A] cannot be deleted while it has active 
partitions
Explanation: The specified facility could net be 
deleted because it has at least one active partition. For a partition 
to be considered inactive it must either have no servers or be in 
standby state. Stop any servers running on partitions within the 
facility on the node where the facility is to be deleted.
%RTR-I-FACROLEDEL, Node no longer configured for appropriate role
Explanation: This status can be returned as the reason 
status when a client channel is being shut down because the facility 
has been deleted or its configuration has been modified to exclude the 
appropriate role from the set of roles for this node.
%RTR-I-FACSTART, Facility [A] started on node [A]
Explanation: Facility [A] initialized on the named node
%RTR-I-FACSTARTBE, Facility [A] started on node [A] as backend
Explanation: A connection was established with the 
named backend node on facility [A]
%RTR-I-FACSTARTFE, Facility [A] started on node [A] as frontend
Explanation: This node is now a current router for the 
named frontend in facility [A]
%RTR-I-FACSTARTTR, Facility [A] started on node [A] as router
Explanation: A connection has been established with 
the named router node on facility [A]
%RTR-I-FACSTOP, Facility [A] stopped on node [A]
Explanation: Facility [A] on node [A] was stopped.
%RTR-I-FACSTOPPED, Facility [A] stopped on local node
Explanation: Facility [A] was stopped on the local 
node.
%RTR-I-FACTRMBE, Facility [A] modified: [A] no longer a backend
Explanation: The configuration of facility [A] has 
been modified to exclude the named node as a backend.
%RTR-I-FACTRMFE, Facility [A] modified: [A] no longer a frontend
Explanation: The configuration of facility [A] has 
been modified to exclude the named node as a frontend.
%RTR-I-FACTRMTR, Facility [A] modified: [A] no longer a router
Explanation: The configuration of facility [A] has 
been modified to exclude the named node as a router.
%RTR-I-HTTPSECOFF, The HTTP server component has been started with user 
authentication disabled
Explanation: The HTTP server was started with access 
control disabled.
%RTR-I-HTTPSTART, HTTP server started for user [A] [A]
Explanation: The HTTP server component was started.
%RTR-I-IGNREJACCEPTTX, Ignoring recovered aborted part-TX for committed 
TX
Explanation: A part-TX in the aborted state was 
recovered from the journal, but the TX is already in the committed 
state on the recovering node, so the aborted part-TX is ignored. This 
can only happen under unusual circumstances such as when the TX was 
rejected on one BE but the same TX was later accepted on another BE. 
(This might be caused by application inconsistency, or by an RTR 
condition such as a full journal.) RTR has ensured that the TX has been 
committed, but the operator should check the condition on the BE where 
the TX was aborted to determine why this happened (for example, there 
might be resource problems on the server).
%RTR-E-ILLKRIDVAL, Illegal KRID value
Explanation: An attempt was made to free a krid 
already freed earlier, or the krid was invalid.
%RTR-F-INCOMPAT, Incompatible RTR versions
Explanation: Attempt to start an incompatible version 
of RTR on the same network with shared RTR facilities.
%RTR-E-INCONSRCVYTX, Inconsistent aborted part-TX ENQ1 %u JNL [A] FAC 
[A], committed TX ENQS %u CRP [A] FORGET [A]
Explanation: A partial, aborted trnasaction in an 
inconsistent state was encountered during recovery operations. It is 
not processed for recovery but deleted from the journal.
%RTR-F-INTERFERENCE, Group/system interference. Start RTR from another 
account
Explanation: Internal error. Submit a problem report.
%RTR-E-JNLENQMISSING, Enqueue %u (of transaction total %u) not found on 
partition [A] in recovery journal on [A]
Explanation: RTR has detected an inconsistency in the 
RTR journal during recovery. A transaction with some transaction data 
missing has been found in the journal. Save a copy of the journal and 
RTR log files and submit a problem report to RTR Engineering. The 
transaction could possibly be deleted using the RTR SET TRANSACTION 
command (after ensuring that the application has handled the 
transaction correctly), but RTR Engineering recommends that the journal 
be initialized using the RTR CREATE JOURNAL/SUPERSEDE command.
%RTR-I-JNLRSG, Journal host role resigned at the request of another 
member of the cluster
Explanation: Another member of the cluster has 
requested that the local node give up or resign hosting of its journal. 
The local node has determined that it is safe to accede to the request.
%RTR-I-JNLRSGDCL, Journal host role resignation declined
Explanation: Another member of the cluster has 
requested that the local node give up or resign hosting of its journal. 
The local node is currently unable to accede to this request because 
the shared resource is busy.
%RTR-W-JNLSCNTRMNAT, Journal scan terminated unexpectedly with error [A]
Explanation: Journal scan terminated unexpectedly. The 
reason for the unexpected scan termination is returned with this 
message.
%RTR-I-JOUEXCWRIT, Exception written to journal for transaction [A], 
previous state [A], reason status [A]
Explanation: An exception record has been written for 
the specified transaction. Manual intervention is required to see the 
transaction through to completion.
%RTR-W-JOUFILFUL, RTR journal file full - use MODIFY JOURNAL to 
increase size
Explanation: The RTR journal file is becoming full. 
Either reduce the number and size of concurrently active transactions 
or increase the size of the journal file using MODIFY JOURNAL 
/MAXIMUM_BLOCKS
%RTR-E-JOUFULDEL, Journal file full - transaction has been deleted
Explanation: The journal file is full and a message 
could not written; the message was deleted from the journal file.
%RTR-F-JOUHDRERR, RTR journal record header error: use CREATE JOURNAL 
/SUPERSEDE and submit problem report
Explanation: An inconsistency was found in a record 
header within the RTR journal.