Connection Manager event alarm IDs

The class ID for event alarms indicates the type of event. The event ID indicates the specific event.

The following table lists event alarm IDs and messages for the Connection Manager.

You can set your alarm program script to capture the Connection Manager class ID and message and initiate corrective actions or notifications.

You can use the values set in the INFORMIXCMNAME and INFORMIXCMCONUNITNAME environment variables when writing an alarm handler for the Connection Manager. If the Connection Manager raises an event alarm, the Connection Manager instance name is stored in the INFORMIXCMNAME environment variable, and the Connection Manager connection unit name is stored in the INFORMIXCMCONUNITNAME environment variable.

Event alarm messages are written to the Connection Manager log file.

Table 1. Connection Manager event alarms
ID Severity Messages Explanation
Class ID:

1

Event ID:

1001

3 Class message:

Connection Manager generic alarm

Specific message:

Connection Manager stopped

The Connection Manager stopped running.

Online log message: Connection Manager shut down successfully.

User action: Restart the Connection Manager, if necessary.

Class ID:

1

Event ID:

1002

3 Class message:

Connection Manager generic alarm

Specific message:

Connection Manager fatal error

The Connection Manager failed to initialize.

Online log message: Failed to switch to daemon mode, Connection Manager stopped.

Error: Initialize failed, Connection Manager stopped.

Error: SLA listener failed, Connection Manager can not start.

User action: Check the message file for failure details. Correct any errors and then restart the Connection Manager.

Class ID:

1

Event ID:

1003

3 Class message:

Connection Manager generic alarm

Specific message:

Connection Manager received signal

The Connection Manager stopped or crashed.

Online log message: Connection Manager process received signal, shutting down

User action: If the Connection Manager was killed by signal 9, no action is required. Otherwise, report the problem to the System Administrator.

Class ID:

2

Event ID:

2001

3 Class message:

Failover Arbitrator alarm

Specific message:

Failover in progress

The Connection Manager Failover Arbitrator initiated a failover event.

Online log message: Failover Arbitrator automated failover in progress.

Class ID:

2

Event ID:

2002

3 Class message:

Failover Arbitrator alarm

Specific message:

Failover completed

The Connection Manager Failover Arbitrator has completed failover.

Online log message: Failover Arbitrator automated failover completed.

Class ID:

2

Event ID:

2003

3 Class message:

Failover Arbitrator alarm

Specific message:

Failover disabled

Automated failover for the Connection Manager is disabled.

Online log message: Failover Arbitrator automated failover is disabled.

User action: N/A

Class ID:

2

Event ID:

2004

3 Class message:

Failover Arbitrator alarm

Specific message:

Failover Arbitrator aborting automated failover

Failover processing has failed.

Online log message: Failover Arbitrator aborting automated failover.

User action: Check the message log file, and then manually start the primary server or manually perform failover.

Class ID:

2

Event ID:

2005

3 Class message:

Failover Arbitrator alarm

Specific message:

Failover processing is in manual mode

Failover processing is not in automatic mode.

Online log message: Failover processing is in manual mode

Class ID:

3

Event ID:

3001

3 Class message:

Connection to the primary

Specific message:

Cannot connect to primary server

The Connection Manager cannot connect to the primary server.

Online log message: Unable to connect to Informix® server.

User action: Correct the setup problem. Connection Manager can then connect to the server automatically.

Class ID:

3

Event ID:

3002

3 Class message:

Connection to the primary

Specific message:

Lost connection to primary server

The Connection Manager is disconnected from the primary server.

Online log message: Detected lost connection to Informix server.

User action: Correct the setup or network problem. The Connection Manager can then connect to the primary server automatically.

Class ID:

3

Event ID:

3003

4 Class message:

Connection to the primary

Specific message:

CM detected multiple primary servers in the cluster

Connection Manager is connected to multiple primary servers.

Online log message: Detected multiple primary servers in the cluster.

User action: Correct the setup or network problem so that Connection Manager is connected to only one primary server.

Class ID:

4

Event ID:

4001

3 Class message:

Connection to ER node

Specific message:

Cannot connect to ER node

The Connection Manager cannot connect to an Enterprise Replication server.

User action: Correct the setup problem. The Connection Manager can then connect to the Enterprise Replication server automatically.

Class ID:

4

Event ID:

4002

3 Class message:

Connection to ER node

Specific message:

Lost connection to ER node

The Connection Manager has disconnected from an Enterprise Replication server.

Online log message: Detected lost connection to Informix server

User action: Correct the setup or network problem. The Connection Manager can then connect to the Enterprise Replication server automatically.

Class ID:

5

Event ID:

5001

3 Class message:

Connection to generic server

Specific message:

Cannot connect to server

The Connection Manager cannot connect to a server in a high-availability cluster.

Online log message: Unable to connect to Informix server.

User action: Correct the setup problem. Connection Manager can then connect to the high-availability server automatically.

Class ID:

5

Event ID:

5002

3 Class message:

Connection to generic server

Specific message:

Lost connection to server

The Connection Manager is disconnected from a secondary server.

Online log message: Detected lost connection to Informix server.

User action: Correct the setup or network problem. Connection Manager can then connect to the secondary server automatically.