Checkpoint

Dear experts
I am facing the following problem.
Could anyone please help me?
"Thread 1 advancend to log sequence [1192] - Current log# 2 seq# [1192] mem#
0: ORACLE:ORAKONSUL\ORADATA\ORACLE\LOG1ORCL.ORA
Thread 1 cannot allocate new log, sequence [1193]
Checkpoint not complete
Current log# 2 seq# 1192 mem#0
0: ORACLE:ORAKONSUL\ORADATA\ORACLE\LOG2ORCL.ORA" .
how can i overcome the above problem?
THX

View recommended by Muhammad Umar u Liaquat:
V$THREAD
This view contains thread information from the control file.
Column Datatype Description
THREAD#
NUMBER
Thread number
STATUS
VARCHAR2(6)
Thread status (OPEN| CLOSED)
ENABLED
VARCHAR2(8)
Enabled status: DISABLED, (enabled) PRIVATE, or (enabled) PUBLIC
GROUPS
NUMBER
Number of log groups assigned to this thread
INSTANCE
VARCHAR2(16)
Instance name, if available
OPEN_TIME
DATE
Last time the thread was opened
CURRENT_GROUP#
NUMBER
Current log group
SEQUENCE#
NUMBER
Sequence number of current log
CHECKPOINT_CHANGE#
NUMBER
SCN at last checkpoint
CHECKPOINT_TIME
DATE
Time of last checkpoint
ENABLE_CHANGE#
NUMBER
SCN at which thread was enabled
ENABLE_TIME
DATE
Time of enable SCN
DISABLE_CHANGE#
NUMBER
SCN at which thread was disabled
DISABLE_TIME
DATE
Time of disable SCN
http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/B10501_01/server.920/a96536/ch3229.htm#1128344
Joel Pérez
http://otn.oracle.com/experts

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    v ~BufferBlob::Interpreter
    v ~BufferBlob::Interpreter
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    2009-03-05 12:53:30:678:CST FINER Ins: bin=5 ln=4 lnLsn=0x0/0x193 index=0
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    2009-03-05 12:53:30:714:CST FINER Ins: bin=5 ln=11 lnLsn=0x0/0x820 index=1
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    2009-03-05 12:53:30:736:CST FINER Mod: bin=5 ln=11 lnIdx=1 oldLnLsn=0x0/0x820 newLnLsn=0x0/0xc3a
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    2009-03-05 12:53:30:755:CST FINER Mod: bin=5 ln=11 lnIdx=1 oldLnLsn=0x0/0x11e9 newLnLsn=0x0/0x15a9
    2009-03-05 12:53:30:756:CST FINER Ins: bin=8 ln=18 lnLsn=0x0/0x16ab index=0
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    00001924.00006330::2014/12/16-05:06:03.499 ERR [RHS] Error 161 from ResourceControl for resource Cluster Disk 117.
    00000804.000071d8::2014/12/16-05:06:03.499 WARN [RCM] ResourceControl(STORAGE_IS_PATH_VALID) to Cluster Disk 117 returned 161.
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    00000804.000071d8::2014/12/16-05:06:03.499 WARN [RCM] ResourceControl(STORAGE_IS_PATH_VALID) to Cluster Disk 77 returned 161.
    000036fc.00005464::2014/12/16-05:06:03.515 INFO [RES] Physical Disk: Path \\?\Volume{e377}\System Volume Information\DFSR\Config\Replica_D0A.XML is not on the disk
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    000038d4.00005150::2014/12/16-05:06:03.530 INFO [RES] Physical Disk: Path \\?\Volume{e377}\System Volume Information\DFSR\Config\Replica_D0A.XML is not on the disk
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    00000804.000071d8::2014/12/16-05:06:03.530 WARN [RCM] ResourceControl(STORAGE_IS_PATH_VALID) to Cluster Disk 14 returned 161.
    000038fc.00001498::2014/12/16-05:06:03.546 INFO [RES] Physical Disk: Path \\?\Volume{e377}\System Volume Information\DFSR\Config\Replica_D0A.XML is not on the disk
    000038fc.00001498::2014/12/16-05:06:03.546 ERR [RHS] Error 161 from ResourceControl for resource Cluster Disk 81.
    00000804.000071d8::2014/12/16-05:06:03.546 WARN [RCM] ResourceControl(STORAGE_IS_PATH_VALID) to Cluster Disk 81 returned 161.
    00001884.000012fc::2014/12/16-05:06:03.546 INFO [RES] Physical Disk: Path \\?\Volume{e377}\System Volume Information\DFSR\Config\Replica_D0A.XML is not on the disk
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    00000804.000071d8::2014/12/16-05:06:03.546 WARN [RCM] ResourceControl(STORAGE_IS_PATH_VALID) to Cluster Disk 116 returned 161.
    000037d8.00005ed4::2014/12/16-05:06:03.562 INFO [RES] Physical Disk: Path \\?\Volume{e377}\System Volume Information\DFSR\Config\Replica_D0A.XML is not on the disk
    000037d8.00005ed4::2014/12/16-05:06:03.562 ERR [RHS] Error 161 from ResourceControl for resource Cluster Disk 78.
    00000804.000071d8::2014/12/16-05:06:03.562 WARN [RCM] ResourceControl(STORAGE_IS_PATH_VALID) to Cluster Disk 78 returned 161.
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    000019f0.00003558::2014/12/16-05:06:03.562 ERR [RHS] Error 161 from ResourceControl for resource Cluster Disk 119.
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    00001924.00003fb4::2014/12/16-05:06:05.886 ERR [RHS] Error 161 from ResourceControl for resource Cluster Disk 117.
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    00003738.000048e8::2014/12/16-05:06:05.886 INFO [RES] Physical Disk: Path \\?\Volume{e377}\System Volume Information\DFSR\Config\Replica_e377.XML is not on the disk
    00003738.000048e8::2014/12/16-05:06:05.886 ERR [RHS] Error 161 from ResourceControl for resource Cluster Disk 77.
    00000804.00001de0::2014/12/16-05:06:05.902 WARN [RCM] ResourceControl(STORAGE_IS_PATH_VALID) to Cluster Disk 77 returned 161.
    000036fc.000042c8::2014/12/16-05:06:05.902 INFO [RES] Physical Disk: Path \\?\Volume{e377}\System Volume Information\DFSR\Config\Replica_e377.XML is not on the disk
    000036fc.000042c8::2014/12/16-05:06:05.902 ERR [RHS] Error 161 from ResourceControl for resource Cluster Disk 76.
    00000804.00001de0::2014/12/16-05:06:05.902 WARN [RCM] ResourceControl(STORAGE_IS_PATH_VALID) to Cluster Disk 76 returned 161.
    000038d4.00001d54::2014/12/16-05:06:05.902 INFO [RES] Physical Disk: Path \\?\Volume{e377}\System Volume Information\DFSR\Config\Replica_e377.XML is not on the disk
    000038d4.00001d54::2014/12/16-05:06:05.902 ERR [RHS] Error 161 from ResourceControl for resource Cluster Disk 80.
    00000804.00001de0::2014/12/16-05:06:05.902 WARN [RCM] ResourceControl(STORAGE_IS_PATH_VALID) to Cluster Disk 80 returned 161.
    00001bb8.000050d8::2014/12/16-05:06:05.917 INFO [RES] Physical Disk: Path \\?\Volume{e377}\System Volume Information\DFSR\Config\Replica_e377.XML is not on the disk
    00001bb8.000050d8::2014/12/16-05:06:05.917 ERR [RHS] Error 161 from ResourceControl for resource Cluster Disk 16.
    00000804.00001de0::2014/12/16-05:06:05.917 WARN [RCM] ResourceControl(STORAGE_IS_PATH_VALID) to Cluster Disk 16 returned 161.
    00001aec.00007554::2014/12/16-05:06:05.917 INFO [RES] Physical Disk: Path \\?\Volume{e377}\System Volume Information\DFSR\Config\Replica_e377.XML is not on the disk
    00001aec.00007554::2014/12/16-05:06:05.917 ERR [RHS] Error 161 from ResourceControl for resource Cluster Disk 14.
    00000804.00001de0::2014/12/16-05:06:05.917 WARN [RCM] ResourceControl(STORAGE_IS_PATH_VALID) to Cluster Disk 14 returned 161.
    000038fc.00003508::2014/12/16-05:06:05.933 INFO [RES] Physical Disk: Path \\?\Volume{e377}\System Volume Information\DFSR\Config\Replica_e377.XML is not on the disk
    000038fc.00003508::2014/12/16-05:06:05.933 ERR [RHS] Error 161 from ResourceControl for resource Cluster Disk 81.
    00000804.00001de0::2014/12/16-05:06:05.933 WARN [RCM] ResourceControl(STORAGE_IS_PATH_VALID) to Cluster Disk 81 returned 161.
    00001884.000012fc::2014/12/16-05:06:05.933 INFO [RES] Physical Disk: Path \\?\Volume{e377}\System Volume Information\DFSR\Config\Replica_e377.XML is not on the disk
    00001884.000012fc::2014/12/16-05:06:05.933 ERR [RHS] Error 161 from ResourceControl for resource Cluster Disk 116.
    00000804.00001de0::2014/12/16-05:06:05.933 WARN [RCM] ResourceControl(STORAGE_IS_PATH_VALID) to Cluster Disk 116 returned 161.
    000037d8.00005ed4::2014/12/16-05:06:05.933 INFO [RES] Physical Disk: Path \\?\Volume{e377}\System Volume Information\DFSR\Config\Replica_e377.XML is not on the disk
    000037d8.00005ed4::2014/12/16-05:06:05.933 ERR [RHS] Error 161 from ResourceControl for resource Cluster Disk 78.
    00000804.00001de0::2014/12/16-05:06:05.933 WARN [RCM] ResourceControl(STORAGE_IS_PATH_VALID) to Cluster Disk 78 returned 161.
    00001b90.00007524::2014/12/16-05:06:05.949 INFO [RES] Physical Disk: Path \\?\Volume{e377}\System Volume Information\DFSR\Config\Replica_e377.XML is not on the disk
    00001b90.00007524::2014/12/16-05:06:05.949 ERR [RHS] Error 161 from ResourceControl for resource Cluster Disk 15.
    00000804.00001de0::2014/12/16-05:06:05.949 WARN [RCM] ResourceControl(STORAGE_IS_PATH_VALID) to Cluster Disk 15 returned 161.
    000019f0.00003558::2014/12/16-05:06:05.949 INFO [RES] Physical Disk: Path \\?\Volume{e377}\System Volume Information\DFSR\Config\Replica_e377.XML is not on the disk
    000019f0.00003558::2014/12/16-05:06:05.949 ERR [RHS] Error 161 from ResourceControl for resource Cluster Disk 119.
    00000804.000071d8::2014/12/16-05:06:05.949 WARN [RCM] ResourceControl(STORAGE_IS_PATH_VALID) to Cluster Disk 119 returned 161.
    000016c0.000006e4::2014/12/16-05:06:05.964 INFO [RES] Physical Disk: Path \\?\Volume{e377}\System Volume Information\DFSR\Config\Replica_e377.XML can be on the disk
    00000804.00001de0::2014/12/16-05:06:05.980 ERR [RCM] rcm::RcmResControl::DoResourceControl: ERROR_ALREADY_EXISTS(183)' because of 'Key System\CurrentControlSet\Services\DFSR\Parameters\Volumes\e377 is already being checkpointed for resource Cluster Disk 111. Key name fedc.'
    00000804.00001de0::2014/12/16-05:06:05.980 WARN [RCM] ResourceControl(ADD_REGISTRY_CHECKPOINT) to Cluster Disk 111 returned 183.

    Hi DH84,
    Please offer us more information about your current cluster configuration, such as the event cluster occur, the server edition,
     please disable RSS, TCP Chimney on both cluster nodes RSS, NetDMA to narrow down the issue first.
    If you are using 2008R2 cluster please confirm you have installed the following hotfix,
    Slow failover operation if no router exists between the cluster and an application server
    http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2582281
    A transient communication failure causes a Windows Server 2008 R2 failover cluster to stop working
    http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2550886
    I’m glad to be of help to you!
    Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help. If you have feedback for TechNet Support, contact [email protected]

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