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Server Log: Fatal Error - TM1.Transaction

Posted: Wed May 05, 2010 4:16 pm
by Eric
Any help would be apperciated. I am getting the following error when my server is trying to load.

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488   FATAL   2010-05-05 16:04:52.103   TM1.Transaction   Bad transaction log record, line number 1
488   FATAL   2010-05-05 16:04:52.103   TM1.Server   Server terminated

Re: Server Log: Fatal Error - TM1.Transaction

Posted: Wed May 05, 2010 4:26 pm
by Steve Rowe
No idea what's causing it Eric, my first stab at a fix if it's blocking your server coming up would be to delete (or move) the tm1s.log if it exists. HTH and GL!

Re: Server Log: Fatal Error - TM1.Transaction

Posted: Wed May 05, 2010 4:36 pm
by Eric
Thanks. Giving it a try. I will let you know.

Re: Server Log: Fatal Error - TM1.Transaction

Posted: Wed May 05, 2010 5:44 pm
by Eric
No dice. Called IBM still waiting. :(

Re: Server Log: Fatal Error - TM1.Transaction

Posted: Thu May 06, 2010 11:38 am
by Eric
IBM was not much help. I did get the server up by doing the following:

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1) Copied entire data directory
2) Modified config file (port number and logging directory)
3) Started server as application (Load failed)
4) Removed all RUX file
5) Started server as application (Load failed)
6) Removed all Control files 
7) Started server as application(Load Successful) :)
8) Add Control files in 10 at a time and started server as app(Every load)  :/
      Why the hell did that work, expected it error once and then identity the control item that was messing up the load
9) Backed up everything in Original directory the deleted everything but the config file
10) Copied everything but the config file from the application server in the Original directory
11) Starter server as service (Load Successful)
12) Audited all cube info....results........

So far found one small attribute cube with data that was not completely accurate everything else seems clean, but still reviewing.

Reviewing log to see if I can find anything else out. I will keep you posted.