Unable to find IDENT database record

[Allerson Pereira]

Hi friends, since last night im facing this error on production server.

Actually, im not able to start any process. I have been trying the solutions I found on another similar topics, basically these steps…

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* Stop all processes

* Stop all site daemons (hcisitectl -f -K)

* Remove the monitorshmemfile (rm $HCISITEDIR/exec/monitorShmemfile)

* Cleanup memory region (hcimsiutil -R)

* Remove vista.taf (rm $HCISITEDIR/exec/databases/vista.taf)

* Cleanup site (hcisitecleanup)

* Initialise database (hcidbinit -iC)

* If necessary (when having DB_vista error), rebuild logs:

  keybuild rlog

  dchain rlog

  keybuild elog

  dchain elog

* Start site daemons (hcisitectl -S)

* Start all processes

Can you please tell how to fix? Any idea will be appreciated.

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[prod:prod:INFO/0:  STARTUP_TID] Copyright 1993-2007, Quovadx Inc.

[prod:prod:INFO/0:  STARTUP_TID] QDX(TM) Integration Services 5.3P Rev5

[prod:prod:INFO/0:  STARTUP_TID] Linked by Administrator on swatch at Mon Apr 23 15:34:29 2007 in C:/cloverrel/cloverleaf/engine/main (build 143)

[prod:prod:INFO/0:  STARTUP_TID] Started at Mon Jun 11 13:42:58 2012

[prod:prod:INFO/0:  STARTUP_TID] Engine process is 4716 on host risintsrv

06/11/2012 13:42:58

[dbi :dbi :ERR /0:   UAproc_cmd] Unable to find IDENT database record

06/11/2012 13:42:58

[cmd :cmd :ERR /0:   UAproc_cmd] Initialization of DBI failed

06/11/2012 13:42:58

[prod:prod:ERR /0:   UAproc_cmd] Unable to initialize the Command Thread.

PANIC: “0”

PANIC: Calling “pti” for thread UAproc_cmd

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Scheduler State

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Thread Events     State      Priority Runnable  PT Msgs

  0      0   SCHED_IDLE         0       0       0,0,0

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Thread 0

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ti: 0x00A217F8

   tid           :    0

   HostPthreadId : 0x00000000

   EventList     : 0x003E53C8

   PolledEvents  : 0x003E54C8

   PthreadEvent  : 0x003E5450

   ReadyEvents   : 0x003E7FE8

   CtrlMsgs      : 0x003E7EC8

   UserCtrlMsgs  : 0x003E5500

   UserDataMsgs  : 0x003E7AC8

   StartArgs     : 0x00000000

   SchedState    : SCHED_IDLE

   SchedPriority : 0

   Killed        : 0

---

Registered Events

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el: 0x003E53C8

   elCount : 1

   elHead: 0x00A21920

   elTail: 0x00A21920

ele: 0x00A21920

   event: 0x003E5450

   prev : 0x0

   next : 0x0

ev: 0x3e5450

    evType     : PTHREADS

    evStrDesc    :

    evSocket     : 0

    evHandle     : 0

    evMsgQue     : 0

    evTid        : 0

    evState      : 0

    evPtMsg      : 0x0

    evUserData   : 0x0

    evCallBack   : 0x0

    evCbShutdown : 0x0

    evRecurFreq  :

---

Polled Events

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el: 0x003E54C8

   elCount : 0

   elHead: 0x00000000

   elTail: 0x00000000

---

Ready Events

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el: 0x003E7FE8

   elCount : 0

   elHead: 0x00000000

   elTail: 0x00000000

---

Outstanding Pthread Ctrl Msgs

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pmq: 0x003E7EC8

Count   : 0

Head    : 0x00000000

Tail    : 0x00000000

---

Outstanding Pthread User Ctrl Msgs

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pmq: 0x003E5500

Count   : 0

Head    : 0x00000000

Tail    : 0x00000000

---

Outstanding Pthread User Data Msgs

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pmq: 0x003E7AC8

Count   : 0

Head    : 0x00000000

Tail    : 0x00000000

PANIC: Process panic—engine going down

PANIC: assertion ‘0’ failed at main.cpp/236

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[David Harrison]

Allerson,

I’m on Cloverleaf 5.6 on Solaris 10 and these are the steps I have used in a situation similar to yours. Note vista.taf has been replaced by rdm.taf.

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Cloverleaf Site Cleanup Instructions

These instructions should be followed in the event of interface problems and errors. The steps that follow will bring down the daemons, processes and threads, clean up the shared memory and re-initialise the databases.

Try to shut down all threads and processes cleanly on the site.

1. Login to the server as user hci .

2. At the prompt type setroot

3. Now go to the site you want by typing setsite sitename

4. At the prompt type hcisitectl. This will let you know if the lock manager (lockmgr) and Monitor (hcimonitord) daemons are running.

5. At the prompt type hciprocstatus. This will show the state of the processes.

6. At the prompt type hciconnstatus. This will show the state and proto status of the threads.

7. At the prompt type hcienginestop

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