Switchaudit Command Messages

The following messages appear in response to the DATABridge Client switchaudit command.

All garbage data successfully flushed

This message, which only appears if the -v option is enabled, indicates that the Client was able to read all of the false TCP data after receiving an incorrect length response to the test pattern. This message always follows the message "Flushing garbage data". You should not see this message under normal circumstances.

ATM_ECHO: Pattern = 'string1', Response = 'string2'

This message, which only appears if the -v option is enabled, indicates that the client and server were able to exchange the given test patterns using the ATM_Echo RPC. If the patterns do not match, the client attempts to recover from this situation by flushing any data that is stuck in the TCP output queue on the host.

Audit file switched

This message indicates that the DMSII audit file was closed and a new one was opened. The DATABridge Engine can gather clone or update information only on closed audit files.

Begin processing configuration file "name"

This message, which only appears if the -v option is enabled, confirms that the Client is reading the specified text-based configuration file.

Client exit code: dddd[(nnn)] - exit_code_text

This message displays when the command completes. On UNIX, the 8-bit exit code is shown only if it differs from the actual exit code.

Configuration information read from binary file "name"

This message, which only appears if the -v option is enabled, confirms that the Client has successfully read the specified binary configuration file.

Connected to host, port nnnn

This message, which only appears only if the -v option is enabled, indicates that the Client has successfully established a connection to the port on the host. host is the name or IP address of the host. nnnn is the TCP/IP port number.

Connecting to host, port nnnn

This message indicates that the Client is establishing a connection to the host. host is the name or IP address of the host. nnnn is the TCP/IP port number.

Disconnecting and restarting transport initialization

This message, which only appears if the -v option is enabled, indicates that the response to the ATM_Echo API call timed out. The Client recovers from this error by disconnecting from the server and trying to restart the connection process (up to three times). In some cases, this error occurs because the timeout value is too low for a busy mainframe. If that is the case, increase the value of the configuration parameter echo_rpc_timeout. See "shutdown" in Server Option Parameters.

End processing configuration file "name"

This message, which only appears if the -v option is enabled, confirms that the Client has successfully processed the specified text-based configuration file.

Flushing garbage data

This message only appears if the -v option is enabled. This message indicates that in the course of verifying the transport layer functionality, the Client received an incorrect test pattern response from the Server Accessory and is attempting to recover from the situation. You should not see this message under normal circumstances.

Negotiated protocol level = number, Host version = major_vers.minor_vers

This message, which is only written to the log file, shows the protocol level that the Client and the server will use (this is the lesser of the client and server protocol levels). The second part of the message contains the major and minor version numbers of the server.

Oracle version: major_vers.minor_vers

This message, which is only written to the log file when using Oracle client, shows the Oracle version.

Retrying ATMEcho RPC after flushing input

This message, which appears only if the -v option is enabled, indicates that the Client is testing the Server Accessory response after an unsuccessful attempt. The Client retries the ATM_Echo API call once after receiving a response that is the wrong length.

Server communications initialization complete

This message, which only appears if the -v option is enabled, indicates that the Server Accessory has successfully executed the DBINITIALIZE API call.

SQL Server version: major_vers.minor_vers

This message, which is only written to the log file when using the Microsoft SQL Server client, shows the SQL Server version. Note that SQL Server 2000 is version 8, SQL Server 2005 is version 9, SQL Server 2008 is version 10, and SQL Server 2008 R2 is version 10.5.