The following table lists the AdminFault error codes and messages that are returned by the Web services used to manage organizations, users, and account types.
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Error Code |
Error Message |
Possible Cause for Failure |
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31201 |
Unable to process the database query, {0}. Note: This is a critical error. |
Possible Causes:
Solution: 1. Verify that the database information in arcotcommon.ini is correct. 2. See if there are any database-related errors in arcotadmin.log and arcotuds.log and take corrective action. 3. If the issue is not resolved, then you must contact CA Support. |
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31002 |
UDS is not initialized. Note: This is a critical error, and is typically seen when UDS or Administration Console are restarted. |
Possible Causes:
Solution: 1. Verify that the database information in arcotcommon.ini is correct. 2. See if there are any database-related errors in arcotadmin.log and arcotuds.log and take corrective action. 3. If the issue is not resolved, then you must contact CA Support. |
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31003 |
Fatal error, restart UDS.
This error is expected when the UDS application has encountered an unexpected error. |
Possible Causes:
Solution: 1. Verify that the database information in arcotcommon.ini is correct. 2. See if there are any database-related errors in arcotadmin.log and arcotuds.log and take corrective action. 3. Restart UDS. |
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31006 |
Configuration parameter, {0} not found.
This error occurs if the specified UDS configuration was not found in the ARUDSCONFIG table. |
Possible Causes:
Solution: 1. See if there are any database-related errors in arcotadmin.log and arcotuds.log and take corrective action. 2. If the issue is not resolved, then you must contact CA Support. |
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31007 |
Invalid configuration parameter value, {0} for parameter name, {1}.
This error occurs if the specified UDS configuration contains invalid value(s). |
Possible Causes:
Solution: 1. See if there are any database-related errors in arcotadmin.log and arcotuds.log and take corrective action. 2. If the issue is not resolved, then you must contact CA Support. |
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31008 |
Unknown error.
This message appears if an unexpected internal error occurred. |
Possible Cause: Unexpected internal error. Solution: 1. See the arcotadmin.log and arcotuds.log files and take corrective action. 2. If the issue is not resolved, then you must contact CA Support. |
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31009 |
General error: {0}.
This message appears if an unexpected internal error occurred. |
Possible Cause: Unexpected internal error. Solution: 1. See the arcotadmin.log and arcotuds.log files and take corrective action. 2. If the issue is not resolved, then you must contact CA Support. |
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35100 |
Error communicating with data store. Note: This is a critical error that occurs either when the connectivity with the database server is lost or when processing a database query. |
Possible Causes:
Solution: 1. See the arcotadmin.log and arcotuds.log files and take corrective action. 2. If the issue is not resolved, then you must contact CA Support. |
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35101 |
Error while loading configuration file, {0}. Note: This is a critical error and occurs while reading configuration files in the conf directory of ARCOT_HOME. |
Possible Cause: The configuration files are corrupted. Solution: 1. Ensure that the configuration files contain the required details. 2. Retry reading from the files. |
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35102 |
Configuration file, {0} not found. |
Possible Causes: 1. ARCOT_HOME is not set. 2. The required configuration files are not found in the conf directory of ARCOT_HOME. Solution: 1. Verify if ARCOT_HOME points to the right location. 2. Verify if the required configuration files exist in the conf directory of ARCOT_HOME. |
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35103 |
ARCOT_HOME environment variable is not set. |
Possible Cause: ARCOT_HOME is not set. Solution: Set the ARCOT_HOME to point to your installation directory. |
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35105 |
Invalid input parameter. |
Possible Cause: The input value provided for the specified parameter is not valid. Solution: Refer to the section, "User Data Service Validations" in appendix for valid input set. |
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35106 |
Missing input parameter, {0}. |
Possible Cause: The specified input parameter is missing in the API request. Solution: Provide the required parameter. |
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35107 |
Cannot update global chosen encryption set, because the organization already contains users. |
Possible Cause: One or more organizations refer to the global encryption set, but users have already been created in these organizations. Solution: Global encryption set cannot be updated when there are users in the referring organizations. |
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35108 |
Error while audit logging. |
Possible Causes: 1. Connection to the database is lost. 2. Invalid input provided for the audit logs. Solution: See the arcotadmin.log and arcotuds.log files and take corrective action. |
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35109 |
Field, {0} exceeded maximum length, {1}. |
Possible Cause: The specified field exceeded the allowed length. Solution: Provide a value within the expected range. Refer to the section, "User Data Service Validations" in appendix for the allowed length of input fields. |
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35110 |
Field, {0} contains invalid characters. |
Possible Causes: The value provided for the specified field contains unsupported characters. Solution: Retry with valid inputs. Refer to the section, "User Data Service Validations" in appendix for the allowed character set for different fields. |
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31125 |
User, {0} not found. |
Possible Causes: 1. The user identifier specified in the request is not valid. 2. The user does not exist in the system. 3. The user has been deleted. Solution: 1. Provide valid user details. 2. Search for deleted users to verify whether the user has been deleted. |
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31126 |
User, {0} not unique. More than one user found. |
Possible Cause: The specified user is not unique in the system. As a result, more than one user is returned for the given UserID. Solution: 1. Ensure that the UserID is unique. 2. Check whether the UserID mapping attribute exists in the LDAP organization. 3. If the issue is not resolved, then you must contact CA Support. |
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31118 |
Search field, {0} not permitted. |
Possible Cause: User search is not permitted on the specified field. For example, searching for an unmapped LDAP attribute is not allowed. Solution: 1. Search based on other fields. 2. Ensure that the required attributes are correctly mapped. |
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31127 |
Operation, {0} not supported. Invalid current state {1} of User, {2}. |
Possible Causes:
Solution: Update the user status to a valid status and then perform the operation. Refer to the section, "User Data Service Validations" in appendix for valid user status for operations. |
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31104 |
Operation, {0} not supported for repository. |
Possible Cause: The current operation is not supported for the repository. For example, Write operations are not supported for LDAP repository. Solution: Unsupported operations must be independently performed on the repository and must not go through RiskMinder flows. For example, users must be created in LDAP through LDAP user interface or APIs. |
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31128 |
User, {0} already exists.
Note: The createUser API throws this error. |
Possible Cause: The specified user already exists in the system. You cannot create another user with the same UserID. Solution: UserID must be unique in an organization. Create an user with a different UserID. |
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31119 |
User identifier, {0} is mandatory. |
Possible Cause: API was called without providing the user identifier, which is mandatory for the given API call. Solution: Provide a valid user identifier in the API request. |
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31129 |
PAM is not set.
This is a C++ error code. |
Possible Causes: 1. Specified user was not found. 2. Connection to the database is lost. Solution: 1. See the arcotadmin.log and arcotuds.log files and take corrective action. 2.If the issue is not resolved, then you must contact CA Support. |
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31131 |
Invalid authentication token.
Note: This error is observed when the Web service is enabled for authentication and authorization. |
Possible Causes: 1. The authentication token is not provided in the request. 2. The specified authentication token is not valid or has been tampered with. Solution: Provide a valid authentication token, if the API is enabled for authentication and authorization. |
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31132 |
Invalid authentication request.
Note: This error is observed when the Web service is enabled for authentication and authorization. |
Possible Causes: 1. The authentication token provided in the request has expired. 2. The SOAP request is invalid. Solution: 1. Provide a valid authentication token in the request. 2. Obtain a new authentication token, if required. |
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31135 |
Hashing of authentication token failed.
Note: This error is observed when the Web service is enabled for authentication and authorization. |
Possible Causes: 1. The authentication token provided in the request is invalid or has been tampered with. 2. The token could not be processed. 3. The securestore.enc file is not found in the conf directory of ARCOT_HOME. Solution: 1. Provide a valid authentication token. 2. Re-create securestore.enc. Book: See CA RiskMinder Administration Guide for more information on how to create this file. 3. If the issue is not resolved, then you must contact CA Support. |
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70611 |
Authentication failed. |
Possible Causes: 1. Incorrect username or password has been specified in the request. 2. The administrator status is not valid. 3. The account is locked. 4. The account has expired. Solution: Retry with valid password or contact the administrator to unlock or activate the account. |
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70300 |
Administrator {0} (organization: {1}) does not have the privilege to perform administration operations for organization, {2}.
Note: This error is observed when the Web service is enabled for authentication and authorization. |
Possible Cause: The administrator performing the operation has a limited scope, and does not have the required permissions to perform the current task. Solution: 1. Contact an administrator at a higher level for the required permissions. |
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31136 |
Delete operation for product {0} failed.
Note: This error is seen when the Cascade Delete feature is enabled. |
Possible Cause: A database error occurred during a delete operation. Solution: 1. Retry the operation. 2.If the error persists, then you must contact CA Support. |
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31137 |
Invalid search expression.
Note: This error is thrown by the searchUsers API. |
Possible Cause: The search expression that you provided is not valid. Solution: Provide valid search expressions. Refer to the WSDL documentation to know more about valid search expressions. |
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31138 |
Invalid start ({0}) or end ({1}) index specified.
Note: This error is thrown by the listUsers API. |
Possible Causes: 1. The start or end index that you provided is not valid (probably a a negative integer). 2. End index is less than the start index. Solution: Provide valid positive integers for the start and end indexes. |
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31139 |
Page size, {0} exceeded the configured default search count, {1}.
Note: This error is thrown by the listUsers API. |
Possible Cause: Number of users that you are trying to retrieve exceeds the configured search count. Solution: Limit the number of users within the search count. Or, increase the search count. |
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31151 |
Start lock time and End lock time are not allowed for ACTIVE user status.
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Possible Cause: You have provided Start lock time and End lock time as inputs along with the user status, ACTIVE. Note: User status cannot be updated to ACTIVE if Start lock time and End lock time are also specified in the request. Solution: Do not provide Start lock and End lock dates for ACTIVE user status. These inputs are valid only if the user status is INACTIVE. |
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31152 |
Invalid lock period. Start lock time must be before End lock time. |
Possible Cause: Start lock time is greater than the End lock time. Solution: Ensure that the Start lock time is always less than the End lock time. |
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31153 |
Invalid lock Period. Start lock time cannot be before current time. |
Possible Cause: Start lock time is less than the current time. Solution: Ensure that the Start lock time is always greater than the current time. |
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36100 |
Invalid input parameter: name, {0} value, {1}. |
Possible Cause: The input value provided for the given parameter name is not valid. For example, the specified email contains multi-byte characters. Solution: Provide valid input values. Refer to the section, "User Data Service Validations" in appendix for the set of allowed inputs for fields. |
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36101 |
Unsupported encoding exception: {0}.
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Possible Cause: Error while encoding or decoding user or organization custom attributes. Invalid custom attributes. Solution: Retry with valid inputs. |
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36102 |
Parser exception: {0}. |
Possible Cause: Error occurred while parsing user details from datastore. For example, the error occurred while retrieving information from the LDAP Date field. Solution: 1. Retry the operation. 2.If the error persists, then you must contact CA Support |
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36103 |
{0}.
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Possible Causes: Error occurred while encrypting or decrypting user data, because:
Solution: 1. Retry after refreshing the cache. 2. Verify if the specified Key Label exists in the HSM. 3. Ensure that you can successfully connect to the HSM. |
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36106 |
User {0} not updated. |
Possible Causes: 1. Specified user not found. 2. Connection to the database is lost. Solution: 1. Retry the operation. 2. See if there are any database-related errors in arcotadmin.log and arcotuds.log and take corrective action. 3. If the issue is not resolved, then you must contact CA Support. |
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36107 |
Provided image size, {0} KB, exceeds the maximum supported size, {1} KB. |
Possible Cause: The user image has exceeded the supported size. Solution: Ensure that the image size is within the supported range. Refer to the section, "User Data Service Validations" in appendix for more information. |
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36108 |
Invalid image format, {0}. Supported image formats are JPEG, GIF, BMP, and PNG only. |
Possible Cause: The format of the user image provided in the request is not valid. Solution: Ensure that the image format you are using is supported by UDS. Refer to the section, "User Data Service Validations" in appendix for the supported image formats. |
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31134 |
Invalid input parameter. {0} is not an enterprise LDAP organization. |
Possible Cause: You passed non-LDAP organization details to the LDAP-only API, such as API=performQnaVerification. Solution: Ensure that you use the correct non-LDAP APIs. |
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31108 |
Invalid input parameter: name, {0} and value, {1}. |
Possible Cause: The value provided for the specified parameter is not valid. Solution: Provide valid inputs. Refer to the section, "User Data Service Validations" in appendix for the supported input set. |
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31109 |
Organization with name {0} already exists. |
Possible Cause: Organization with the specified name already exists. As a result, another organization with the same name cannot be created. Solution: Provide a unique organization name. |
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31110 |
Organization with the display name {0} already exists. |
Possible Cause: Organization with the specified display name already exists. As a result, another organization with the same display name cannot be created. Solution: Provide a unique display name for the organization. |
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31114 |
Operation, {0} is not supported for organization {1} with status {2}. |
Possible Cause: The specified operation is not supported for the given status of an organization. For example, setting an INACTIVE organization as default is not allowed. Solution: Update the organization status and then perform the operation. |
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31115 |
Organization, {0} with status, {1} does not exist. |
Possible Cause: The specified organization with the given status does not exist. Solution: Verify if the organization exists and check if its status has changed. |
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31116 |
Organization {0} is already deleted. |
Possible Cause: The organization that you are trying to delete cannot be deleted, because it has already been deleted. Solution: Ensure that you specify the correct organization details. |
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31117 |
Unable to connect to the repository, {0}. |
Possible Causes:
Solution: Check the repository connection details and retry. |
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31121 |
Invalid organization status, {0}. |
Possible Cause: The organization status is not valid for the given operation. For example, the organization cannot be created with status INACTIVE. Solution: Update the organization status to a valid one. |
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31122 |
Operation, {0} not supported for default organization {1}. |
Possible Cause: The specified operation is not supported on Default organization. For example, you cannot delete the Default organization. |
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31124 |
Organization, {0} does not exist. |
Possible Causes:
Solution: Retry the operation after refreshing the cache. |
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31140 |
Attribute encryption failed. |
Possible Causes:
Solution: Retry the operation after refreshing the cache. |
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31142 |
Invalid key label. No key with alias, {0} exists.
Note: This error is thrown if the system is configured for hardware encryption. |
Possible Causes:
Solution: 1. Check the HSM connectivity. 2. Verify if the Key Label is present in the HSM. |
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31143 |
Organization {0} exist with the same LDAP configuration.
Note: The createOrg APIs throw this error. |
Possible Cause: An LDAP organization with the same configuration already exists. Solution: LDAP organizations must have unique configurations. Update the existing organization or create a new organization with different details. |
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31146 |
Error saving custom attributes for user {0}.
Note: This error is thrown while updating users’ custom attributes. |
Possible Causes:
Solution: 1. Retry the operation. 2. If the issue is not resolved, then you must contact CA Support. |
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38100 |
Resource, {0} of type, {1} does not exist.
Note: This error is thrown when the processing of an account type fails. |
Possible Causes:
Solution: Refresh the cache and retry. |
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38101 |
Unknown or unexpected error. |
Possible Cause: A critical internal error occurred. Solution: Contact CA Support. |
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39100 |
User account, {0} not found for account type, {1}.
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Possible Causes: The specified user account was not found for the given account type, because:
Solution: Verify if the input account ID is valid. |
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39101 |
The custom attribute, {0} is invalid for account type, {1}. |
Possible Cause:
Solution: 1. Ensure that you provide a valid input. 2. Refresh the cache and retry. |
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39102 |
User identifier, {0} not found for organization, {1}.
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Possible Cause: The user identifier was not found for the organization during deep search. In other words, the specified identifier did not match any of the userid, accountid, and accountid attributes. Solution: Provide a valid user identifier. |
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39103 |
Account(s) creation failed for user identifier, {0} belonging to the organization, {1}.
Note: This is a C++ error code. |
Possible Causes:
Solution: 1. See if there are any related errors in arcotadmin.log and arcotuds.log and take corrective action. 2. Retry the operation. |
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39104 |
The specified user account already exists for user {0}. |
Possible Cause: The specified user account already exists. Solution: Ensure that you specify a unique account name. |
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39105 |
Account types do not exist for organization, {0}. |
Possible Causes:
Solution: 1. Ensure that you specify the correct account type name. 2. Add the organization to the account type scope. 3. Retry after refreshing the cache. |
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39106 |
Account type already exists.
Note: The APIs for creating and updating account types throw this error. |
Possible Cause: The specified account type exists in the system. As a result, another account type with the same name or display name cannot be created. Solution: Create an account type with a unique name or display name. |
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39107 |
Account ID, {0} already created for the account type, {1}. |
Possible Cause: The specified user account has already been created for the given account type. Solution: The account ID must be unique for a given account type for an organization. Provide a different account ID and retry. |
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39201 |
SOAP action is null. |
Possible Cause: The incoming SOAP request is not valid. Solution: 1. Provide a valid SOAP request. 2. If problem persists, then contact CA Support. |
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55000 |
Invalid input parameter, {0}. |
Possible Cause: The input value provided for the given parameter is not valid. Solution: Refer to the section, "User Data Service Validations" in appendix for valid input set. |
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55001 |
Missing input parameter, {0}. |
Possible Cause: The required parameter is missing from the API request. Solution: Provide the required parameter. |
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55002 |
Insufficient input parameters.
Note: This is a C++ error code. |
Possible Cause: The API inputs are incomplete. Solution: Provide all the required inputs. |
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55003 |
Resource bundles not found.
Note: This is a C++ error code. |
Possible Causes:
Solution: Ensure that the ARCOT_HOME environment variable is set correctly. |
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55004 |
Database error.
Note: This is a C++ error code. |
Possible Causes:
Solution: 1. Refer to arcotadmin.log and arcotuds.log for more information. 2. Retry the connection. |
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55010 |
Error while encrypting the data.
Note: This is a C++ error code. |
Possible Causes:
Solution: 1. Refer to arcotadmin.log and arcotuds.log for more information. 2. Check HSM connection details. 3. Refresh the Server cache. |
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55011 |
Error while decrypting the data.
Note: This is a C++ error code. |
Possible Causes:
Solution: 1. Refer to arcotadmin.log and arcotuds.log for more information. 2. Check HSM connection details. 3. Refresh the Server cache. |
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55012 |
Internal error occurred.
Note: This is a C++ error code. |
Possible Cause: An unexpected error occurred. Solution: Refer to arcotadmin.log and arcotuds.log for more information. |
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55100 |
Error while retrieving organization configuration data.
Note: This is a C++ error code. |
Possible Causes:
Solution: 1. Refer to arcotadmin.log and arcotuds.log for more information. 2. Check the database connection details. 3. Refresh the Server cache. |
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50030 |
Search size limit exceeded the maximum value.
Note: This is a C++ error code. |
Possible Cause: Search returned more than the maximum configured limit. Solution: Refine your search criteria. |
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50031 |
Search base node context needs to be bound. |
Possible Causes:
Solution: Ensure that the LDAP connection details are correct and then retry. |
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50032 |
Search is not expected to return more than set limit values.
Note: This error is thrown by the retrieveUser API in context of LDAP organizations. |
Possible Causes: 1. The user you specified is not unique in the system (LDAP). As a result, more than one user details were returned for the given UserID. 2. The UserID attribute is not mapped to the correct LDAP attribute. Solution: Ensure that the UserID is unique. Also, verify the UserID attribute mappings. |
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50033 |
Search criteria is not valid.
Note: This is a C++ error code. |
Possible Cause: The search input that you provided is not valid. Solution: Provide valid search inputs. |
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50034 |
Unable to get supporting data access class. |
Possible Cause:
Solution: Ensure that the LDAP connection details are correct and then retry. |
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50035 |
LDAP node has to be created before referencing. |
Possible Cause:
Solution: Ensure that the LDAP connection details are correct and then retry. |
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50036 |
LDAP repository has to be initialized. |
Possible Cause:
Solution: Ensure that the LDAP connection details are correct and then retry. |
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50037 |
Context is not bound or cannot be created. |
Possible Cause:
Solution: Ensure that the LDAP connection details are correct and then retry. |
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