I'm wondering if someone can shed some light on the error codes that are populated in the ERRS table in Enterprise Edition. Here are some examples:
ARC0400600051
BCH0300200012
PBL0300100003
RCV0500300001
I can see all of the error codes and descriptions in Administrator, but I'd like to get an idea if the naming convention can help us identify failures vs. warnings vs. info, etc.
The scheme seems to be following a pattern XXX | ## | ### | #####
I'm assuming that the first three characters indicate which worker is throwing the error:
ARC = Archiver
BCH = Batcher
HST = Historian
IDF = Identifier
NTF = Notifier
PBL = Publisher
PRC = ???
RCV = Receiver
SCH = Scheduler
SUP = Supervisor
The next two digits appear to range from 03 to 06. Does anyone know the significance?
The next three digits start at 001 and go as high as 025. Again, what's the significance?
I assuming that the last 5 digits are simply an incrementor.
I'm hoping that some of these numbers can help us identify system errors (meaning that our system is down) vs transactional errors (i.e. FAP not found).
Any insight would be appreciated. For the record, Documaker errors are documented in the Message Reference Zip file. Very helpful!
https://docs.oracle.com/cd/F30718_01/index.html
Thanks!
Dave