Eric,

errno 2505 is TDP for Oracle's return code for end-of-file reached.
oer    7061 is Oracle/Rman's code for end-of-file reached (we actually send
that to Oracle to let them know we are done restoring).

If you are sure that you are getting a failure - check the Rman restore log
upon this failure and set DSMO_DEBUG=49 (this will turn on tracing in TDP
for Oracle and produce an orcagent.log) in your restore script. Review that
script to see what the error is. If you want, you may send the orcagent.log
and I can review it.

Thanks,

Neil




Date:    Mon, 18 Jun 2001 16:02:46 +0200
From:    "Loon, E.J. van - SPLXM" <Eric-van.Loon AT KLM DOT COM>
Subject: Oracle restore error

Hi *SM-ers!
One of our Oracle people is trying to restore a database (on Solaris).
After
some processing the restore fails with the following message in the
sbtio.log:

(2651) OBK-sbt:<06/18/2001:15:10:22> odsmSess():  # of dsmInit retries = 1
(2650) OBK-sbt:<06/18/2001:15:10:22> sbtread(): End of file reached. oer =
7061, errno = 2505.

I know that 7061 and 2505 are return codes, but I don't know from which
component (TSM, TDP or Oracle?), nor do I know where to find what they
mean.
Can anybody help me with solving this problem?
Thanks in advance for any reply!
Kindest regards,
Eric van Loon
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines


Regards,

Neil G. Rasmussen
TDP for Oracle