LO69370: FIXUP -O FOR NAME.NSF CAUSE "UNABLE TO LOAD ROUTING TABLES"

APAR status

• Closed as user error.

Error description

• A customer perform fixup -O once a week by program document,
  because only fix (no option) was performed, the fixup task
  skip most databases.
  But one day unfortunately fixup -O and Loading Routing
  Tables time performed at same time and it cause a problem that
  router task can't read names.nsf correctly and displayed many
  "No route fond to server" messages during more than one day
  (from 2012/03/24 23:44:05 to 2012/03/26 08:42:04)
  
  The following is the extracted log.
  -------------------------------------------------------
  > 2012/03/24 22:00:36   Running Program document for 'fixup -O'
  > 2012/03/24 22:00:36   Database Fixup: Started:  -O
  
  2012/03/24 23:38:43   Performing consistency check on names.nsf.
  > 2012/03/24 23:38:44   Error updating views in Domino
  Directory(s): Specified database is not currently open
  > 2012/03/24 23:38:45   Router: Unable to load routing tables
  from Domino Directory: The database is being taken off-line and
  cannot be opened.
  2012/03/24 23:38:45   Completed consistency check on names.nsf
  2012/03/24 23:38:45   Performing consistency check on views in
  database names.nsf
  > 2012/03/24 23:38:48   Completed consistency check on views in
  database names.nsf
  
  2012/03/24 23:40:46   Database Fixup: Shutdown
  
  > 2012/03/24 23:44:05   No route found to server Domino/IBM.
  Check Server and Connection documents in Domino Directory.
  2012/03/24 23:44:06   No route found to server Domino/IBM.
  Check Server and Connection documents in Domino Directory.
  
  2012/03/26 08:41:51   No route found to server Domino/IBM.
  Check Server and Connection documents in Domino Directory.
  2012/03/26 08:42:04   No route found to server Domino/IBM.
  Check Server and Connection documents in Domino Directory.
  
  -------------------------------------------------------
  

Local fix

Problem summary

Problem conclusion

Temporary fix

Comments

• This APAR is associated with SPR# THIO8UBBYX.
  The problem was caused by a user error or user misunderstanding.
  

APAR Information

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• APAR is sysrouted TO one or more of the following:

Fix information

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