hadbm list hadbm:Error 22012
Hi all,
When i try to list using the hadbm the following error prompts:
hadbm list hadbm:Error 22012: The management agent at host localhost is not ready to execute the operation, since it is about to do repository recovery.
Please make sure that a majority of the management agents in the domain are running, and retry the operation later.
in the first ma.log:
2007-03-11 08:46:42.587 INFOThr{0010} MgtProperties.logProperties:
Using property: ma.server.mainternal.interfaces=
in the second ma.log:
i can see the IP displayed even same configurations were done.
Is this the problem? If so, how can i solve it?
If not, how can i solve the above error?
Thanks,
Scotty
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s@mira123a] at [2007-11-26 21:12:25]
# 1
Hi,
I am getting the below error:
$ asadmin configure-ha-cluster --hosts host1,host2 --devicesize
256 hadb
Please enter password>
Operation 'createHACluster' failed in 'hadb-config' Config Mbean.
Target exception message: com.sun.enterprise.config.ConfigException:
Cluster hadb does not exist.
CLI137 Command configure-ha-cluster failed.
Even the hadb cluster is there created?
Can anyone point me to the solution?
Regards,
Scotty
# 2
Hi,
Second issue:
asadmin configure-ha-cluster --hosts host1,host2 --devicesize 56 hadb
Executes a couple of things:
1) check if a application server cluster called hadb (your last argument) exists, this is probably not the case
2) Create a HADB database with device size 56 called hadb , if not there already
3) Create Datasource and connectionpool in AS configuration
4) add reference from cluster to datasource and pool.
So the way to go is, define a cluster first and afterwards, run this command to enable and configure HA for your appserver cluster.
# 3
Hi,
As previously mentioned, the cluster exists and it was working.
I have 2 instances.
Running the command on the domain controller works fine, where as when running it on the second instance i get the reported error?
I just reinstalled the hadb and created new cluster and so on and the problem still persists.
Do you have a solution?
Thanks,
Scotty
