Database Error Messages

An attempt is being made to use a feature that is not permitted by the redundancy policy of the disk group. Common examples are forcibly dropping a disk from an EXTERNAL REDUNDANCY disk group, using the FAILGROUP clause with an EXTERNAL REDUNDANCY disk group, using invalid template attributes, or mounting a HIGH or EXTERNAL redundancy disk group for recovery. An attempt (without the force option) is being made to drop disks or fail groups that lead to a fewer number of fail groups than the minimum required (three for NORMAL and FLEX and five for HIGH redundancy disk group).

Omit the option from the command. Ensure that the disk group has a minimum number of fail groups including a quorum fail group after the successful execution of the SQL operation.

An attempt was made to use a feature which is not permitted by the disk group's redundancy policy. Common examples are forcibly dropping a disk from an EXTERNAL REDUNDANCY disk group, using the FAILGROUP clause with an EXTERNAL REDUNDANCY disk group, using invalid template attributes, or mounting a HIGH or EXTERNAL redundancy disk group for recovery. An attempt (without force option) was made to drop disks or fail groups that leads to fewer number fail groups than the minimal requirement (3 for NORMAL and FLEX and 5 for HIGH redundancy disk group).

Omit the option from the command. Check if the disk group has minimum number of fail groups including quorum fail group after the successful execution of the SQL.

An attempt was made to use a feature which is not permitted by the disk group's redundancy policy. Common examples are forcibly dropping a disk from an EXTERNAL REDUNDANCY disk group, using the FAILGROUP clause with an EXTERNAL REDUNDANCY disk group, using invalid template attributes, or mounting a HIGH or EXTERNAL redundancy disk group for recovery. An attempt (without force option) was made to drop disks or fail groups that leads to fewer number fail groups than the minimal requirement (3 for NORMAL and FLEX and 5 for HIGH redundancy disk group).

Omit the option from the command. Check if the disk group has minimum number of fail groups including quorum fail group after the successful execution of the SQL.