Table 6 describes error messages you may see in Active Messaging, and what you can do.
Message |
Description |
What to do |
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5629 |
You have not defined your local server. |
Define your local server. |
15104 |
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Obtain an Active Messaging license, or configure Adaptive Server for Active Messaging. See “Adding an Active Messaging license for Adaptive Server”. |
15123 |
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15146 |
You have not configured 'number of Q engines at startup' and 'max online Q engines'. |
The number of Q engines at start-up should be at least 1. See “Configuring your installation”. |
15147 |
MQ only – Active Messaging cannot dynamically load MQ libraries. |
Verify the path to the libraries by checking the setting of LD_LIBRARY_PATH:
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15150 |
Active Messaging cannot retrieve the SYBASE_JRE environment variable. |
Set SYBASE_JRE to $SYBASE/shared/jre142_013 (%SYBASE%/shared/Sun/jre142_013 on Windows). |
Active Messaging cannot retrieve the SYBASE_JRE_RTDS environment variable. |
This message appears if you are using Active Messaging 15.0.3 with Adaptive Server 15.0.2, and you set SYBASE_JRE, used in earlier versions. Make sure you use SYBASE_JRE_RTDS, and set it to your valid JRE location. |
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15151 |
Active Messaging cannot retrieve the SYBASE_ASE environment variable. |
Set SYBASE_ASE to ASE-15_0 for Adaptive Server 15.x. |
15152 |
Active Messaging cannot retrieve the SYBASE environment variable. |
Set SYBASE to correct directory where Adaptive Server is installed. |
15157 |
There is an error with spawning the Java Real-Time Messaging Service JVM server. |
Check that all libraries are in the correct location. |
“Kernel IBM MQ dynamic libraries failed to load” |
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Reinstall Active Messaging. |