RESET_ERROR

This procedure modifies the specified set of incident log entries to have the status RESET. It takes multiple optional input parameters to allow bulk resetting of errors. When two or more input parameters are specified in a single RESET_ERROR call, only records that match all the input parameters specified together are RESET. Errors marked in this fashion do not cause Oracle Enterprise Manager to raise alerts. If the Recovery Appliance determines that the problem is still occurring, then errors that have been reset change to ACTIVE status. The primary use of this API is to reset the error status for nonrecurring errors, such as transient media failures.

Syntax

PROCEDURE reset_error(
   incident# NUMBER DEFAULT NULL,
   error_code NUMBER DEFAULT NULL,
   error_text VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
   task_id NUMBER DEFAULT NULL,
   component VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
   low_time TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE DEFAULT NULL,
   high_time TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE DEFAULT NULL,
   comments IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL);

Parameters

Table 22-41 RESET_ERROR Parameters

Parameter	Description
`incident#`	The unique identifier of the incident log entry to reset.
`error_code`	The error code of the incident log entry to reset.
`error_text`	The text of the error message that completely or partially matches the incident log entry to reset.
`task_id`	The identifier for the task of the incident log entry to reset.
`component`	The component of the incident log entry to reset.
`low_time`
`high_time`	The low and high time with respect to last_seen column of the incident log entry to reset. If only one of them or neither of them are provided then the default values are used. The default value for low_time is the year 2000. The default value for high_time is systimestamp. Obtain the identifiers from the `RA_INCIDENT_LOG` view.
`comments`	Optional user supplied comment describing reason for executing this command.