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Oracle Management Server Messages (Client Tier)

VTK-1000 to VTK-1999 Messages

VTK-1000: Unable to connect to the Oracle Management Server. Please verify that you have entered the correct host name and the status of the Oracle Management Server.

Cause: The connection to the Oracle Management Server described above failed.

Action: Verify that you have entered the correct host name, and verify the status of the Oracle Management Server.

VTK-1001: The management server host name is incorrect. Please verify that you have entered the correct host name.

Cause: The management server host name was entered incorrectly.

Action: Verify that you have entered the correct management server host name.

VTK-1002: The Oracle Management Server you are trying to connect to is still in the process of initialization. Please wait for it to start up completely and then try logging in again.

Cause: The logon failed because the Oracle Management Server has not finished initializing.

Action: Wait for the Oracle Management Server to start up completely and then try logging in again.

VTK-1004: Critical error reading client registry. Aborting.

Cause: The ClientConfig.properties file is in a corrupted state.

Action: Rename the file and restart the login dialog.

VTK-3027: An error occurred while launching {0}. Please enable tracing to obtain further information.

Cause: There are a few basic reasons why an application would fail to launch:

1. The database selected was manually discovered ( the user entered Host:Port:SID information by hand in the console - the Agent discovery was not successful ). Try discovering the database using the agent, do notmanually enter the Host:Port:SID.

2. The selected database does not have valid preferred credentials set. In the console go into System->Preferences and select the Preferred Credentials tab. Look for Service Type 'Database' and select the database you are trying to launch in context from. Set the preferred credentials for that database. Verify by opening the database in the consoles navigator tree.

3. The Node of the selected database does not have valid preferred credentials. In the console go into System->Preferences and select the Preferred Credentials tab. Look for Service Type 'Node' and select the node where the database resides. Set the preferred credentials for that Node.

Action: Review the possible causes and actions above. If none of these fix your problem, enable tracing to locate the errors. If you are unable to correct the problem using the tracing information, call Oracle Worldwide Customer Support.