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C Oracle Clusterware Messages

This appendix describes the Oracle Clusterware messages. The Oracle Clusterware commands and the Oracle Clusterware APIs are the primary sources of these error messages. The topic in this appendix is:

See Also:

Oracle Database Platform Guide for Microsoft Windows (32-Bit) for Windows-based messages and for all other messages refer search online at

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CRSOracle Clusterware Messages

CRS-184: Cannot communicate with the CRS daemon.
Cause: The CRS daemon on the local node is either not running or there was an internal communication error with the CRS daemon.
Action: Check if the CRS daemon process is running on the local node.
CRS-210: Could not find resource '%s'.
Cause: An attempt was made to operate on a resource that is not registered.
Action: Check if the resource is registered using crs_stat.
CRS-211: Resource '%s' has already been registered.
Cause: An attempt was made to register a resource that is already registered.
Action: Check if the resource is registered using crs_stat.
CRS-213: Could not register resource '%s'.
Cause: There was an internal error while registering the resource.
Action: Check the CRS daemon log file.
CRS-214: Could not unregister resource '%s'.
Cause: There was an internal error while unregistering the resource.
Action: Check the CRS daemon log file.
CRS-215: Could not start resource '%s'.
Cause: There was an internal error while starting the resource.
Action: Check the CRS daemon log file.
CRS-216: Could not stop resource '%s'.
Cause: There was an internal error while stopping the resource.
Action: Check the CRS daemon log file.
CRS-217: Could not relocate resource '%s'.
Cause: There was an internal error while relocating the resource.
Action: Check the CRS daemon log file.
CRS-218: Could not restart the resource '%s' on the original node.
Cause: There was an internal error while restarting the resource.
Action: Check the CRS daemon log file.
CRS-219: Could not update resource '%s'.
Cause: There was an internal error while updating the resource.
Action: Check the CRS daemon log file.
CRS-220: Resource '%s' has invalid resource profile.
Cause: Invalid attributes in the resource profile.
Action: Run crs_profile -validate to identify the invalid attributes.
CRS-221: Resource '%s''s action script cannot be found.
Cause: The action script has been deleted from the file system.
Action: Run crs_stat -p to determine the action script location and to check for its existence.
CRS-223: Resource '%s' has placement error.
Cause: There was no host available to on which failover/start the resource based on the Placement Policy for the resource.
Action: Check the target host for the resource and restart the resource using the crs_start command.
CRS-230: Member '%s' is not in the cluster.
Cause: The hostname was not found in the cluster.
Action: Check the hostnames in the cluster.
CRS-232: Cluster member is down. Cannot perform operation.
Cause: The node on which CRS is attempting to start the resource is down.
Action: Start the node and retry the operation.
CRS-233: Resource or relatives are currently involved with another operation.
Cause: Another CRS daemon was operating on the same resource.
Action: Wait for a minute and try the command or operation again.
CRS-253: CRS configuration error, the CRS default directory is not set in OCR.
Cause: The OCR key which contains the user default CRS key is not initialised.
Action: Check the CRS configuration. If necessary reinstall CRS.
CRS-254: Authorization failure.
Cause: The user permissions were insufficient to operate on the resource.
Action: Check the permissions associated with the resource using crs_getperm.
CRS-255: CRSD is not running in privileged mode. Insufficient permissions to run this command.
Cause: The CRS daemon was not running as the privileged user.
Action: Check if the CRS daemon is running as root (Unix) or Administrator (Windows).
CRS-256: Username conflicts with the owner of the resource.
Cause: An attempt was made to give separate user level permissions for the owner of the resource.
Action: Check the owner of the resource and the user being given permissions.
CRS-257: Groupname conflicts with the primary group of the resource.
Cause: An attempt was made to give separate group level permissions for the primary group of the resource.
Action: Check the primary group of the resource and the group being given permissions.
CRS-258: Invalid ACL string format.
Cause: CRS-258: Invalid ACL string format.
Action: Check the syntax of the permission string (ACL).
CRS-259: Owner of the resource does not belong to the group.
Cause: The owner of the resource does not belong to the expected group.
Action: If this resource is owned by the root user, check if the root user belongs to the DBA group.
CRS-402: Could not make safe dir('%s').
Cause: Unable to create safe directory('%s').
Action: Please check if you have proper permissions and sufficient space on the disk to create the directory.
CRS-403: Could not chdir to safe dir('%s').
Cause: Unable to change directory to safe dir('%s').
Action: Please check if safe dir exists and if you have proper permissions.
CRS-413: Could not initialize the CSS context.
Cause: Unable to communicate with the cluster services.
Action: Verify that the CSS Daemon is properly configured and is running.
CRS-414: Could not establish EVM connection.
Cause: Unable to communicate with EVM daemon.
Action: Run the 'crsctl check evmd' command to determine whether EVM daemon is properly configured and is running.
CRS-451: CRS configuration error, unable to initialize OCR.
Cause: The OCR that contains information about the CRS configuration is unavailable.
Action: Check the CRS configuration. If necessary reinstall CRS.
CRS-452: CRS configuration error, unable to find CRSD Connection Information in OCR.
Cause: The OCR key which contains the user default CRSD connection is not initialised.
Action: Check the CRS configuration. If necessary reinstall CRS.
CRS-453: CRS configuration error, unable to find Instance Information in OCR.
Cause: The OCR key which contains the Instance's information is not initialised.
Action: Add the instance using srvctl.
CRS-471: Node number is not found.
Cause: Cluster Services is unable to retrieve the node name.
Action: Verify your cluster installation, including any vendor cluster ware. If necessary reinstall the cluster.
CRS-472: Node name is not found.
Cause: Cluster Services is unable to retrieve the node name.
Action: Verify your cluster installation, including any vendor cluster ware. If necessary reinstall the cluster.
CRS-1005: Failed to get required resources.
Cause: There was an internal error while evaluating the required resources for the subject resource.
Action: Check if the status of any resource is UNKONOWN using crs_stat -t.
CRS-1006: No more members to consider.
Cause: There was no host found on which to start the resource based on the placement policy.
Action: Check the placement policy and the required resources for the subject resource.
CRS-1007: Failed after successful dependency consideration.
Cause: There was no host found on which to start the resource based on the placement policy.
Action: Check the placement policy and the required resources for the subject resource.
CRS-1009: Resource '%s' is already running on member '%s'.
Cause: An attempt was made to start a resource on a host while it is already running on that host.
Action: This is an insignificant error. Check the operation being performed. 1011, 0, Trying to relocate to a dead member.
CRS-2001: User does not have permission to start CRSD.
Cause: Unable to start CRSD due to insufficient permissions.
Action: Start CRSD as a privileged user.
CRS-2007: Could not communicate with EVM.
Cause: Unable to communicate with EVM daemon.
Action: Run the 'crsctl check evmd' command to determine whether EVM daemon is properly configured and is running.