9
Index Tuning Wizard Messages

VDKBITW-1000 to VDKBITW-1008: Messages

VDKBITW-1000: Invalid ORACLE_HOME

Cause: ORACLE_HOME does not have a valid value.

Action: Set ORACLE_HOME to a version 2.x Oracle Enterprise Manager home directory.

VDKBITW-1001: Invalid repository credentials.

Cause: The repository credentials passed in from Oracle Expert or the command line are missing or invalid.

Action: Provide valid repository credentials.

VDKBITW-1002: Invalid Oracle Management Server credentials.

Cause: The credentials passed in from the Console or command line are missing or invalid.

Action: Provide valid Oracle Management Server credentials.

VDKBITW-1003: Failed to connect to the Oracle Management Server.

Cause: The Oracle Management Server is down or needs to be restarted.

Action: Restart the Oracle Management Server.

VDKBITW-1004: Error retrieving repository credentials from the Oracle Management Server.

Cause: The Oracle Management Server (OMS) is down.

Action: Restart the Oracle Management Server.

VDKBITW-1005: The dynamic link library {0} or one of its dynamic link libraries could not be found.

Cause: A dynamic link library is missing from ORACLE_HOME\bin directory.

Action: Check to make sure the ORACLE_HOME environment is correct or re-install.

VDKBITW-1006: Invalid target database. Select a target database with valid preferred credentials before launching.

Cause: Either a target database was not selected in the navigator or the database selected in the navigator does not have valid preferred credentials.

Action: Use the console to make sure the preferred credentials of the target database are valid. Also make sure that the target database is selected in the navigator before launching the Index Tuning Wizard.

VDKBITW-1007: Connection to the target database failed. The username and password are not available.

Cause: The target user name and/or password contained a value of null.

Action: In the console, set the preferred credentials for the target database, or pass the user name and password in on the command line. If the error still occurs, contact Oracle Worldwide Customer Support.

VDKBITW-1008: Connection to the target database was lost.

Cause: An error occurred while attempting to connect to the target database.

Action: Check if the target database you are trying to connect to is up. If the error still occurs, please check if the database entry is in the TNSNAMES.ORA file. If the error still occurs, contact Oracle Worldwide Customer Support.