Event error ID 33

i have a user who when he plugs in his iphone4 to his laptop and itunes starts up. the problem is it gets hung up about 10 seconds into the synch. he is using the latest iTunes and when looking through the logs here is what is found.
any ideas?

As long as you deleted the AVHD files by opening Hyper-V Manager and deleting the snapshot there. You should be good.
Also, if this is Hyper-V 2012 or older, you will have needed to power off your VM.
If you did something like manually delete the AVHD files from storage, then things are messed up.
Your event log error should include a path to the missing disk. This disk needs to be recovered so the merge can complete. If this is a production server, that missing disk contains data. That is my Hyper-V must perform the disk merge and
delete the disks itself - to ensure no data is lost.
Brian Ehlert
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Event Details.
Event Field Value
Event Name oracle.apps.ar.applications.CashApp.apply
Event Key oracle.apps.ar.applications.CashApp.apply_3491076_05-04-2012 13:19:33
To Agent
To System
From Agent
From System
Send Date 13-05-1433 13:19:33
Receive Date
Priority 0
Correlation ID
Parameter : USER_ID 1844
Parameter : RESP_ID 50862
Parameter : RESP_APPL_ID 222
Parameter : SECURITY_GROUP_ID 1107
Parameter : ORG_ID 127
Parameter : RECEIVABLE_APPLICATION_ID 3491076
Parameter : TRX_PS_STATUS CL
Parameter : RCPT_PS_STATUS OP
Parameter : TRX_DUE_DATE 2456052
Parameter : TRX_APP_AMT 1350
Parameter : ERROR_TYPE ERROR
Parameter : SKIP_ERROR_SUB 669603A288DE8CA7E040
Parameter : SUB_GUID A242DC2FF79D70A7E030

CTAS causes ORA-31061: XDB error: XML event error

The query works, the CTAS fails:
CREATE TABLE Moocows AS
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-31061: XDB error: XML event error
ORA-19202: Error occurred in XML processing
In line 1 of orastream:
LPX-00245: extra data after end of document
CREATE TABLE Moocows AS
WITH
     XML(Document)
AS
      SELECT
          --Amazon_PAPI.Get_Response(Amazon_PAPI.ItemLookup('032244047145', 'UPC', 'Toys', '5011363525517', 'EAN', 'Toys'))
          --Amazon_PAPI.Get_Response(Amazon_PAPI.ItemLookup('032244047145', 'UPC', 'All', '5011363525517', 'EAN', 'All'))
          Amazon_PAPI.Get_Response(Amazon_PAPI.ItemSearch('Hungry Hungry Hippos', 'All', '', '', '', 'Mastermind', 'All', '', '', ''))
     FROM
          Dual
SELECT
     Items.Id,
     Items.Code,
     Items.Message,
     Items.Isvalid,
     Item.Id                         Item_Id,
     Item.ASIN,
     Item.DetailPageURL,
     XMLAGG(Item.ItemLink)               ItemLink,
     Item.SmallImage_URL,
     Item.SmallImage_Height,
     Item.SmallImage_Height_Units,
     Item.SmallImage_Width,
     Item.SmallImage_Width_Units,
     Item.MediumImage_URL,
     Item.MediumImage_Height,
     Item.MediumImage_Height_Units,
     Item.MediumImage_Width,
     Item.MediumImage_Width_Units,
     Item.LargeImage_URL,
     Item.LargeImage_Height,
     Item.LargeImage_Height_Units,
     Item.LargeImage_Width,
     Item.LargeImage_Width_Units,
     XMLAGG(Item.ImageSet)               ImageSet,
     XMLAGG(Item.Actor)               Actor,
     XMLAGG(Item.Artist)               Artist,
     Item.AspectRatio,
     Item.AudienceRating,
     XMLAGG(Item.AudioFormat)          AudioFormat,
     XMLAGG(Item.Author)               Author,
     Item.Binding,
     Item.Brand,
     XMLAGG(Item.CatalogNumberListElement)     CatalogNumberListElement,
     XMLAGG(Item.Category)               Category,
     Item.CEROAgeRating,
     Item.ClothingSize,
     Item.Color,
     XMLAGG(Item.Creator)               Creator,
     XMLAGG(Item.Director)               Director,
     Item.EAN,
     XMLAGG(Item.EANListElement)          EANListElement,
     Item.Edition,
     XMLAGG(Item.EISBN)               EISBN,
     Item.EpisodeSequence,
     Item.ESRBAgeRating,
     XMLAGG(Item.Feature)               Feature,
     XMLAGG(Item.Format)               Format,
     Item.Genre,
     Item.HardwarePlatform,
     Item.HazardousMaterialType,
     Item.IsAdultProduct,
     Item.IsAutographed,
     Item.ISBN,
     Item.IsEligibileForTrade,
     Item.IsMemorabilia,
     Item.IssuesPerYear,
     XMLAGG(Item.ItemDimensions)          ItemDimensions,
     Item.ItemPartNumber,
     Item.Label,
     XMLAGG(Item.Langauge)     Langauge,
     Item.LegalDisclaimer,
     Item.ListPrice,
     Item.MagazineType,
     Item.Manufacturer,
     Item.ManufacturerMaximumAge,
     Item.ManufacturerMinimumAge,
     Item.ManufacturerPartsWarrantyDesc,
     Item.MediaType,
     Item.Model,
     Item.ModelYear,
     Item.MPN,
     Item.NumberOfDiscs,
     Item.NumberOfIssues,
     Item.NumberOfItems,
     Item.NumberOfPages,
     Item.NumberOfTracks,
     Item.OperatingSystem,
     Item.PackageDimensions_Height,
     Item.PackageDimensions_Height_Units,
     Item.PackageDimensions_Length,
     Item.PackageDimensions_Length_Units,
     Item.PackageDimensions_Weight,
     Item.PackageDimensions_Weight_Units,
     Item.PackageDimensions_Width,
     Item.PackageDimensions_Width_Units,
     Item.PackageQuantity,
     Item.PartNumber,
     XMLAGG(Item.PictureFormat)          PictureFormat,
     XMLAGG(Item.Platform)               Platform,
     Item.ProductGroup,
     Item.ProductTypeName,
     Item.ProductTypeSubcategory,
     Item.PublicationDate,
     Item.Publisher,
     Item.RegionCode,
     Item.ReleaseDate,
     Item.RunningTime,
     Item.SeikodoProductCode,
     Item.Item_Size,
     Item.SKU,
     Item.Studio,
     Item.SubscriptionLength,
     Item.Title,
     Item.TrackSequence,
     Item.TradeInValue,
     Item.UPC,
     XMLAGG(Item.UPCListElement)          UPCListElement,
     Item.Warranty,
     Item.WEEETaxValue
FROM
     XMLTABLE
      XMLNAMESPACES(DEFAULT 'http://webservices.amazon.com/AWSECommerceService/2011-08-01'),
      '//OperationRequest/Errors/Error
      | //Items'
      PASSING
          (SELECT Document FROM XML)
      COLUMNS
          Id          FOR ORDINALITY,
          Code          VARCHAR2(0050)     PATH 'Code',
          Message          VARCHAR2(4000)     PATH 'Message',
          IsValid          VARCHAR2(005)     PATH 'Request/IsValid',
          Item          XMLTYPE          PATH 'Item'
     ) Items
LEFT JOIN
     XMLTABLE
      XMLNAMESPACES(DEFAULT 'http://webservices.amazon.com/AWSECommerceService/2011-08-01'),
      '/Item'
      PASSING
          Items.Item
      COLUMNS
          Id                    FOR ORDINALITY,
          ASIN                    VARCHAR2(0010)     PATH 'ASIN',
          DetailPageURL               VARCHAR2(0256)     PATH 'DetailPageURL',
          ItemLink               XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemLinks/ItemLink',
          SmallImage_URL               VARCHAR2(0256)     PATH 'SmallImage/URL',
          SmallImage_Height          NUMBER(4)     PATH 'SmallImage/Height',
          SmallImage_Height_Units          VARCHAR2(0006)     PATH 'SmallImage/Height/@Units',
          SmallImage_Width          NUMBER(4)     PATH 'SmallImage/Width',
          SmallImage_Width_Units          VARCHAR2(0006)     PATH 'SmallImage/Width/@Units',
          MediumImage_URL               VARCHAR2(0256)     PATH 'MediumImage/URL',
          MediumImage_Height          NUMBER(4)     PATH 'MediumImage/Height',
          MediumImage_Height_Units     VARCHAR2(0006)     PATH 'MediumImage/Height/@Units',
          MediumImage_Width          NUMBER(4)     PATH 'MediumImage/Width',
          MediumImage_Width_Units          VARCHAR2(0006)     PATH 'MediumImage/Width/@Units',
          LargeImage_URL               VARCHAR2(0256)     PATH 'LargeImage/URL',
          LargeImage_Height          NUMBER(4)     PATH 'LargeImage/Height',
          LargeImage_Height_Units          VARCHAR2(0006)     PATH 'LargeImage/Height/@Units',
          LargeImage_Width          NUMBER(4)     PATH 'LargeImage/Width',
          LargeImage_Width_Units          VARCHAR2(0006)     PATH 'LargeImage/Width/@Units',
          ImageSet               XMLTYPE          PATH 'ImageSets/ImageSet',
          Actor                    XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/Actor',
          Artist                    XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/Artist',
          AspectRatio               VARCHAR2(0020)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/AspectRatio',
          AudienceRating               VARCHAR2(0020)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/AudienceRating',
          AudioFormat               XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/AudioFormat',
          Author                    XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/Author',
          Binding                    VARCHAR2(0050)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Binding',
          Brand                    VARCHAR2(4000)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Brand',
          CatalogNumberListElement     XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/CatalogNumberList/CatalogNumberListElement',
          Category               XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/Category',
          CEROAgeRating               VARCHAR2(0020)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/CEROAgeRating',
          ClothingSize               VARCHAR2(0050)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/ClothingSize',
          Color                    VARCHAR2(0100)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Color',
          Creator                    XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/Creator',
          Department               VARCHAR2(0050)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Department',
          Director               XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/Director',
          EAN                    NUMBER(15)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/EAN',
          EANListElement               XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/EANList/EANListElement',
          Edition                    VARCHAR2(0020)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Edition',
          EISBN                    XMLTYPE      PATH 'ItemAttributes/EISBN',
          EpisodeSequence               VARCHAR2(0020)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/EpisodeSequence',
          ESRBAgeRating               VARCHAR2(0020)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/ESRBAgeRating',
          Feature                    XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/Feature',
          Format                    XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/Format',
          Genre                    VARCHAR2(0050)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Genre',
          HardwarePlatform          VARCHAR2(0020)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/HardwarePlatform',
          HazardousMaterialType          VARCHAR2(0050)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/HazardousMaterialType',
          IsAdultProduct               VARCHAR2(0005)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/IsAdultProduct',
          IsAutographed               VARCHAR2(0005)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/IsAutographed',
          ISBN                    VARCHAR2(0013)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/ISBN',
          IsEligibileForTrade          VARCHAR2(0005)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/IsEligibileForTrade',
          IsMemorabilia               VARCHAR2(0005)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/IsMemorabilia',
          IssuesPerYear               VARCHAR2(0050)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/IssuesPerYear',
          ItemDimensions               XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/ItemDimensions',
          ItemPartNumber               VARCHAR2(0255)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/ItemPartNumber',
          Label                    VARCHAR2(4000)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Label',
          Langauge               XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/Languages/Langauge',
          LegalDisclaimer               VARCHAR2(4000)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/LegalDisclaimer',
          ListPrice               VARCHAR2(0020)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/ListPrice',
          MagazineType               VARCHAR2(0020)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/MagazineType',
          Manufacturer               VARCHAR2(4000)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Manufacturer',
          ManufacturerMaximumAge          VARCHAR2(0050)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/ManufacturerMaximumAge',
          ManufacturerMinimumAge          VARCHAR2(0050)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/ManufacturerMinimumAge',
          ManufacturerPartsWarrantyDesc     VARCHAR2(4000)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/ManufacturerPartsWarrantyDesc',
          MediaType               VARCHAR2(0020)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/MediaType',
          Model                    VARCHAR2(0100)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Model',
          ModelYear               NUMBER(4)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/ModelYear',
          MPN                    VARCHAR2(0255)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/MPN',
          NumberOfDiscs               NUMBER(3)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/NumberOfDiscs',
          NumberOfIssues               NUMBER(3)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/NumberOfIssues',
          NumberOfItems               NUMBER(7)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/NumberOfItems',
          NumberOfPages               NUMBER(4)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/NumberOfPages',
          NumberOfTracks               NUMBER(3)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/NumberOfTracks',
          OperatingSystem               VARCHAR2(20)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/OperatingSystem',
          PackageDimensions_Height     NUMBER(6)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/PackageDimensions/Height',
          PackageDimensions_Height_Units     VARCHAR2(0018)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/PackageDimensions/Height/@Units',
          PackageDimensions_Length     NUMBER(6)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/PackageDimensions/Length',
          PackageDimensions_Length_Units     VARCHAR2(0018)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/PackageDimensions/Length/@Units',
          PackageDimensions_Weight     NUMBER(6)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/PackageDimensions/Weight',
          PackageDimensions_Weight_Units     VARCHAR2(0018)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/PackageDimensions/Weight/@Units',
          PackageDimensions_Width          NUMBER(6)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/PackageDimensions/Width',
          PackageDimensions_Width_Units     VARCHAR2(0018)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/PackageDimensions/Width/@Units',
          PackageQuantity               NUMBER(5)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/PackageQuantity',
          PartNumber               VARCHAR2(0100)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/PartNumber',
          PictureFormat               XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/PictureFormat',
          Platform               XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/Platform',
          ProductGroup               VARCHAR2(0050)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/ProductGroup',
          ProductTypeName               VARCHAR2(4000)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/ProductTypeName',
          ProductTypeSubcategory          VARCHAR2(50)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/ProductTypeSubcategory',
          PublicationDate               VARCHAR2(20)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/PubliucationDate',
          Publisher               VARCHAR2(0255)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Publisher',
          RegionCode               VARCHAR2(20)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/RegionCode',
          ReleaseDate               VARCHAR2(20)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/ReleaseDate',
          RunningTime               VARCHAR2(20)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/RunningTime',
          SeikodoProductCode          VARCHAR2(50)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/SeikodoProductCode',
          Item_Size               VARCHAR2(50)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Size',
          SKU                    VARCHAR2(0255)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/SKU',
          Studio                    VARCHAR2(0255)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Studio',
          SubscriptionLength          VARCHAR2(20)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/SubscriptionLength',
          Title                    VARCHAR2(4000)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Title',
          TrackSequence               VARCHAR2(0100)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/TrackSequence',
          TradeInValue               VARCHAR2(4000)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/TradeInValue',
          UPC                    NUMBER(12)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/UPC',
          UPCListElement               XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/UPCList/UPCListElement',
          Warranty               VARCHAR2(4000)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Warranty',
          WEEETaxValue               VARCHAR2(0100)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/WEEETaxValue'
     ) Item
ON
     1 = 1
GROUP BY
     Items.Id,
     Items.Code,
     Items.Message,
     Items.Isvalid,
     Item.Id,
     Item.ASIN,
     Item.DetailPageURL,
     Item.SmallImage_URL,
     Item.SmallImage_Height,
     Item.SmallImage_Height_Units,
     Item.SmallImage_Width,
     Item.SmallImage_Width_Units,
     Item.MediumImage_URL,
     Item.MediumImage_Height,
     Item.MediumImage_Height_Units,
     Item.MediumImage_Width,
     Item.MediumImage_Width_Units,
     Item.LargeImage_URL,
     Item.LargeImage_Height,
     Item.LargeImage_Height_Units,
     Item.LargeImage_Width,
     Item.LargeImage_Width_Units,
     Item.AspectRatio,
     Item.AudienceRating,
     Item.Binding,
     Item.Brand,
     Item.CEROAgeRating,
     Item.ClothingSize,
     Item.Color,
     Item.EAN,
     Item.Edition,
     Item.EpisodeSequence,
     Item.ESRBAgeRating,
     Item.Genre,
     Item.HardwarePlatform,
     Item.HazardousMaterialType,
     Item.IsAdultProduct,
     Item.IsAutographed,
     Item.ISBN,
     Item.IsEligibileForTrade,
     Item.IsMemorabilia,
     Item.IssuesPerYear,
     Item.ItemPartNumber,
     Item.Label,
     Item.LegalDisclaimer,
     Item.ListPrice,
     Item.MagazineType,
     Item.Manufacturer,
     Item.ManufacturerMaximumAge,
     Item.ManufacturerMinimumAge,
     Item.ManufacturerPartsWarrantyDesc,
     Item.MediaType,
     Item.Model,
     Item.ModelYear,
     Item.MPN,
     Item.NumberOfDiscs,
     Item.NumberOfIssues,
     Item.NumberOfItems,
     Item.NumberOfPages,
     Item.NumberOfTracks,
     Item.OperatingSystem,
     Item.PackageDimensions_Height,
     Item.PackageDimensions_Height_Units,
     Item.PackageDimensions_Length,
     Item.PackageDimensions_Length_Units,
     Item.PackageDimensions_Weight,
     Item.PackageDimensions_Weight_Units,
     Item.PackageDimensions_Width,
     Item.PackageDimensions_Width_Units,
     Item.PackageQuantity,
     Item.PartNumber,
     Item.ProductGroup,
     Item.ProductTypeName,
     Item.ProductTypeSubcategory,
     Item.PublicationDate,
     Item.Publisher,
     Item.RegionCode,
     Item.ReleaseDate,
     Item.RunningTime,
     Item.SeikodoProductCode,
     Item.Item_Size,
     Item.SKU,
     Item.Studio,
     Item.SubscriptionLength,
     Item.Title,
     Item.TrackSequence,
     Item.TradeInValue,
     Item.UPC,
     Item.Warranty,
     Item.WEEETaxValue
ORDER BY
     Items.Id,
     Item.Id;

By using //, i am able to use the same query for both. Is there a better way?If using a single query is a must, then I guess it's OK.
Ideally, however, i would like the text of each (without tags), separated by commas.The fn:string-join() function can do that, e.g. :
ItemLinkDesc          VARCHAR2(4000)     PATH 'fn:string-join(ItemLinks/ItemLink/Description, ";")'But I'm not sure it's a good idea because you'll be losing the structured nature of the data.
Maybe it would be better to collect repeating elements into a collection of SQL object types, but again it all depends on how you want to use the data later.
So, following your advice, i removed the XMLAGGs and GROUP BY clause, but, again the query works, the CTAS does not:Strange...
Works for me :
SQL> select * from v$version;
BANNER
Oracle Database 11g Express Edition Release 11.2.0.2.0 - Production
PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.2.0 - Production
CORE     11.2.0.2.0     Production
TNS for 32-bit Windows: Version 11.2.0.2.0 - Production
NLSRTL Version 11.2.0.2.0 - Production
SQL>
SQL> CREATE TABLE Moocows AS
2 SELECT
3      Items.Id,
4      Items.Code,
5      Items.Message,
6      Items.Isvalid,
7      Item.Id                         Item_Id,
8      Item.ASIN,
9      Item.DetailPageURL,
10      Item.ItemLink,
11      Item.SmallImage_URL,
12      Item.SmallImage_Height,
13      Item.SmallImage_Height_Units,
14      Item.SmallImage_Width,
15      Item.SmallImage_Width_Units,
16      Item.MediumImage_URL,
17      Item.MediumImage_Height,
18      Item.MediumImage_Height_Units,
19      Item.MediumImage_Width,
20      Item.MediumImage_Width_Units,
21      Item.LargeImage_URL,
22      Item.LargeImage_Height,
23      Item.LargeImage_Height_Units,
24      Item.LargeImage_Width,
25      Item.LargeImage_Width_Units,
26      Item.ImageSet,
27      Item.Actor,
28      Item.Artist,
29      Item.AspectRatio,
30      Item.AudienceRating,
31      Item.AudioFormat,
32      Item.Author,
33      Item.Binding,
34      Item.Brand,
35      Item.CatalogNumberListElement,
36      Item.Category,
37      Item.CEROAgeRating,
38      Item.ClothingSize,
39      Item.Color,
40      Item.Creator,
41      Item.Director,
42      Item.EAN,
43      Item.EANListElement,
44      Item.Edition,
45      Item.EISBN,
46      Item.EpisodeSequence,
47      Item.ESRBAgeRating,
48      Item.Feature,
49      Item.Format,
50      Item.Genre,
51      Item.HardwarePlatform,
52      Item.HazardousMaterialType,
53      Item.IsAdultProduct,
54      Item.IsAutographed,
55      Item.ISBN,
56      Item.IsEligibileForTrade,
57      Item.IsMemorabilia,
58      Item.IssuesPerYear,
59      Item.ItemDimensions,
60      Item.ItemPartNumber,
61      Item.Label,
62      Item.Langauge,
63      Item.LegalDisclaimer,
64      Item.ListPrice,
65      Item.MagazineType,
66      Item.Manufacturer,
67      Item.ManufacturerMaximumAge,
68      Item.ManufacturerMinimumAge,
69      Item.ManufacturerPartsWarrantyDesc,
70      Item.MediaType,
71      Item.Model,
72      Item.ModelYear,
73      Item.MPN,
74      Item.NumberOfDiscs,
75      Item.NumberOfIssues,
76      Item.NumberOfItems,
77      Item.NumberOfPages,
78      Item.NumberOfTracks,
79      Item.OperatingSystem,
80      Item.PackageDimensions_Height,
81      Item.PackageDimensions_Height_Units,
82      Item.PackageDimensions_Length,
83      Item.PackageDimensions_Length_Units,
84      Item.PackageDimensions_Weight,
85      Item.PackageDimensions_Weight_Units,
86      Item.PackageDimensions_Width,
87      Item.PackageDimensions_Width_Units,
88      Item.PackageQuantity,
89      Item.PartNumber,
90      Item.PictureFormat,
91      Item.Platform,
92      Item.ProductGroup,
93      Item.ProductTypeName,
94      Item.ProductTypeSubcategory,
95      Item.PublicationDate,
96      Item.Publisher,
97      Item.RegionCode,
98      Item.ReleaseDate,
99      Item.RunningTime,
100      Item.SeikodoProductCode,
101      Item.Item_Size,
102      Item.SKU,
103      Item.Studio,
104      Item.SubscriptionLength,
105      Item.Title,
106      Item.TrackSequence,
107      Item.TradeInValue,
108      Item.UPC,
109      Item.UPCListElement,
110      Item.Warranty,
111      Item.WEEETaxValue
112 FROM
113      XMLTABLE
114      (
115       XMLNAMESPACES(DEFAULT 'http://webservices.amazon.com/AWSECommerceService/2011-08-01'),
116       '//OperationRequest/Errors/Error
117       | //Items'
118       PASSING get_document()
119       COLUMNS
120           Id          FOR ORDINALITY,
121           Code          VARCHAR2(0050)     PATH 'Code',
122           Message          VARCHAR2(4000)     PATH 'Message',
123           IsValid          VARCHAR2(005)     PATH 'Request/IsValid',
124           Item          XMLTYPE          PATH 'Item'
125      ) Items
126 LEFT JOIN
127      XMLTABLE
128      (
129       XMLNAMESPACES(DEFAULT 'http://webservices.amazon.com/AWSECommerceService/2011-08-01'),
130       '/Item'
131       PASSING
132           Items.Item
133       COLUMNS
134           Id                    FOR ORDINALITY,
135           ASIN                    VARCHAR2(0010)     PATH 'ASIN',
136           DetailPageURL               VARCHAR2(0256)     PATH 'DetailPageURL',
137           ItemLink               XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemLinks/ItemLink',
138           SmallImage_URL               VARCHAR2(0256)     PATH 'SmallImage/URL',
139           SmallImage_Height          NUMBER(4)     PATH 'SmallImage/Height',
140           SmallImage_Height_Units          VARCHAR2(0006)     PATH 'SmallImage/Height/@Units',
141           SmallImage_Width          NUMBER(4)     PATH 'SmallImage/Width',
142           SmallImage_Width_Units          VARCHAR2(0006)     PATH 'SmallImage/Width/@Units',
143           MediumImage_URL               VARCHAR2(0256)     PATH 'MediumImage/URL',
144           MediumImage_Height          NUMBER(4)     PATH 'MediumImage/Height',
145           MediumImage_Height_Units     VARCHAR2(0006)     PATH 'MediumImage/Height/@Units',
146           MediumImage_Width          NUMBER(4)     PATH 'MediumImage/Width',
147           MediumImage_Width_Units          VARCHAR2(0006)     PATH 'MediumImage/Width/@Units',
148           LargeImage_URL               VARCHAR2(0256)     PATH 'LargeImage/URL',
149           LargeImage_Height          NUMBER(4)     PATH 'LargeImage/Height',
150           LargeImage_Height_Units          VARCHAR2(0006)     PATH 'LargeImage/Height/@Units',
151           LargeImage_Width          NUMBER(4)     PATH 'LargeImage/Width',
152           LargeImage_Width_Units          VARCHAR2(0006)     PATH 'LargeImage/Width/@Units',
153           ImageSet               XMLTYPE          PATH 'ImageSets/ImageSet',
154           Actor                    XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/Actor',
155           Artist                    XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/Artist',
156           AspectRatio               VARCHAR2(0020)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/AspectRatio',
157           AudienceRating               VARCHAR2(0020)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/AudienceRating',
158           AudioFormat               XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/AudioFormat',
159           Author                    XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/Author',
160           Binding                    VARCHAR2(0050)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Binding',
161           Brand                    VARCHAR2(4000)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Brand',
162           CatalogNumberListElement     XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/CatalogNumberList/CatalogNumberListElement',
163           Category               XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/Category',
164           CEROAgeRating               VARCHAR2(0020)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/CEROAgeRating',
165           ClothingSize               VARCHAR2(0050)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/ClothingSize',
166           Color                    VARCHAR2(0100)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Color',
167           Creator                    XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/Creator',
168           Department               VARCHAR2(0050)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Department',
169           Director               XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/Director',
170           EAN                    NUMBER(15)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/EAN',
171           EANListElement               XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/EANList/EANListElement',
172           Edition                    VARCHAR2(0020)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Edition',
173           EISBN                    XMLTYPE      PATH 'ItemAttributes/EISBN',
174           EpisodeSequence               VARCHAR2(0020)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/EpisodeSequence',
175           ESRBAgeRating               VARCHAR2(0020)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/ESRBAgeRating',
176           Feature                    XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/Feature',
177           Format                    XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/Format',
178           Genre                    VARCHAR2(0050)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Genre',
179           HardwarePlatform          VARCHAR2(0020)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/HardwarePlatform',
180           HazardousMaterialType          VARCHAR2(0050)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/HazardousMaterialType',
181           IsAdultProduct               VARCHAR2(0005)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/IsAdultProduct',
182           IsAutographed               VARCHAR2(0005)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/IsAutographed',
183           ISBN                    VARCHAR2(0013)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/ISBN',
184           IsEligibileForTrade          VARCHAR2(0005)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/IsEligibileForTrade',
185           IsMemorabilia               VARCHAR2(0005)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/IsMemorabilia',
186           IssuesPerYear               VARCHAR2(0050)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/IssuesPerYear',
187           ItemDimensions               XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/ItemDimensions',
188           ItemPartNumber               VARCHAR2(0255)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/ItemPartNumber',
189           Label                    VARCHAR2(4000)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Label',
190           Langauge               XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/Languages/Langauge',
191           LegalDisclaimer               VARCHAR2(4000)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/LegalDisclaimer',
192           ListPrice               VARCHAR2(0020)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/ListPrice',
193           MagazineType               VARCHAR2(0020)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/MagazineType',
194           Manufacturer               VARCHAR2(4000)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Manufacturer',
195           ManufacturerMaximumAge          VARCHAR2(0050)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/ManufacturerMaximumAge',
196           ManufacturerMinimumAge          VARCHAR2(0050)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/ManufacturerMinimumAge',
197           ManufacturerPartsWarrantyDesc     VARCHAR2(4000)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/ManufacturerPartsWarrantyDesc',
198           MediaType               VARCHAR2(0020)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/MediaType',
199           Model                    VARCHAR2(0100)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Model',
200           ModelYear               NUMBER(4)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/ModelYear',
201           MPN                    VARCHAR2(0255)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/MPN',
202           NumberOfDiscs               NUMBER(3)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/NumberOfDiscs',
203           NumberOfIssues               NUMBER(3)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/NumberOfIssues',
204           NumberOfItems               NUMBER(7)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/NumberOfItems',
205           NumberOfPages               NUMBER(4)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/NumberOfPages',
206           NumberOfTracks               NUMBER(3)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/NumberOfTracks',
207           OperatingSystem               VARCHAR2(20)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/OperatingSystem',
208           PackageDimensions_Height     NUMBER(6)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/PackageDimensions/Height',
209           PackageDimensions_Height_Units     VARCHAR2(0018)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/PackageDimensions/Height/@Units',
210           PackageDimensions_Length     NUMBER(6)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/PackageDimensions/Length',
211           PackageDimensions_Length_Units     VARCHAR2(0018)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/PackageDimensions/Length/@Units',
212           PackageDimensions_Weight     NUMBER(6)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/PackageDimensions/Weight',
213           PackageDimensions_Weight_Units     VARCHAR2(0018)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/PackageDimensions/Weight/@Units',
214           PackageDimensions_Width          NUMBER(6)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/PackageDimensions/Width',
215           PackageDimensions_Width_Units     VARCHAR2(0018)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/PackageDimensions/Width/@Units',
216           PackageQuantity               NUMBER(5)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/PackageQuantity',
217           PartNumber               VARCHAR2(0100)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/PartNumber',
218           PictureFormat               XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/PictureFormat',
219           Platform               XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/Platform',
220           ProductGroup               VARCHAR2(0050)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/ProductGroup',
221           ProductTypeName               VARCHAR2(4000)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/ProductTypeName',
222           ProductTypeSubcategory          VARCHAR2(50)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/ProductTypeSubcategory',
223           PublicationDate               VARCHAR2(20)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/PubliucationDate',
224           Publisher               VARCHAR2(0255)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Publisher',
225           RegionCode               VARCHAR2(20)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/RegionCode',
226           ReleaseDate               VARCHAR2(20)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/ReleaseDate',
227           RunningTime               VARCHAR2(20)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/RunningTime',
228           SeikodoProductCode          VARCHAR2(50)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/SeikodoProductCode',
229           Item_Size               VARCHAR2(50)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Size',
230           SKU                    VARCHAR2(0255)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/SKU',
231           Studio                    VARCHAR2(0255)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Studio',
232           SubscriptionLength          VARCHAR2(20)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/SubscriptionLength',
233           Title                    VARCHAR2(4000)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Title',
234           TrackSequence               VARCHAR2(0100)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/TrackSequence',
235           TradeInValue               VARCHAR2(4000)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/TradeInValue',
236           UPC                    NUMBER(12)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/UPC',
237           UPCListElement               XMLTYPE          PATH 'ItemAttributes/UPCList/UPCListElement',
238           Warranty               VARCHAR2(4000)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/Warranty',
239           WEEETaxValue               VARCHAR2(0100)     PATH 'ItemAttributes/WEEETaxValue'
240      ) Item
241   ON
242      1 = 1
243 ORDER BY
244      Items.Id,
245      Item.Id;
Table created

Pro Debug Event - Error 290 /tick time

Suddenly a project I was working (and all the auto-saved folders) could not open anymore by giving me the following message: "Pro Debug Event - error 290 tick time"

Whenever you enounter an error, as a general rule, search the forum to see if it's already been addressed, or to join the discussion:
TickTime.cpp-290 error after opening a specific project | Premiere CC 2014.2 | Windows 8.1
Also, I always convert/ingest my media to use the same format that runs natively in PPro and does not require conforming.
Second, with regards to losing work with projects that can't be fixed. I always save my projects incrementally to new names as I go. When I hit an issue that cannot be resolved (and occasionally I do), I reopen the previously saved project and try something else. In fact today I hit a stack error. It was a three-day edit, and I was on version "(project name)_028.prproj" I just opened up the previous version "..._027.prproj", repeated the few edits that I lost in "028" and rendered without error. Follow that?
Anyway, read the link above for a possible fix.

Can uninstalling and installing CS4 fix the debug event error message?

Hello,
Can uninstalling and installing cs4 solve the debug event error message?

Can uninstalling and installing cs4 solve the debug event error message?
Well, that DOES seem to be the scripted mantra of Adobe TS in some out of the way country. According to most reports, that cures everything from trying to Capture over a USB cable to working with footage from your cellphone camera. In most cases, it has cured very little, though maybe the Debug Event error IS something that will be fixed by this.
Good luck,
Hunt

Event error- CTI application

we added a new subscriber to our cluster, which appears to be fine, however an existing subscriber is now showing the following message in the event log.
Error: kCtiProviderOpenFailure - CTI application failed to open provider
CTIconnectionId: 52522
Login User Id: CCMSysUser
Reason code.: -1932787613
IPAddress:
App ID: Cisco CTIManager
Cluster ID: CCM20827-Cluster
Node ID: 172.21.0.4
Explanation: Application is unable to open provider.
Recommended Action: Check the reason code and correct the problem. Restart CTIManager if problem persists..
can anyone offer any insight, on whats causing this, or where to find out what the reason code actually means.
Ta

Hi Grant,
Here is a description of the event error, but I'll be darned if I can figure out what the reason code actually means.
Error Message: %CCM_CTI-CTI-3-kCtiProviderOpenFailure:
CTI application failed to open provider CTIconnectionId [Long], Login User Id [String], Reason code. [ ], IPAddress [String]
ExplanationThe application is unable to open a provider.
Recommended ActionCheck the reason code and correct the problem. Restart CTIManager if the problem persists.
This table displays the Enum definitions and reason codes.
Value
Definition
0
Unknown
0x8ccc0075
Directory response timeout
0x8ccc0060
Login Failed
0x8ccc005e
Directory unavailable
4
Undefined Line for authentication
5
User is deleted
6
Unknown
From this doc:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps556/products_tech_note09186a0080111ac2.shtml#topic1
Hope this helps! Sorry I can't decipher this any further for you.
Rob
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"Local event error" with AP invoice workflow

Dear All,
I work in AP module Oracle Apps. 11.5.9 version. I have problems with the AP invoice approval workflow (production instance). This problem occurs very ocassionally but is really problematic.
I couldn't find any proper solution in metalink.
We have customised the seeded workflow and works fine with all scenarios everyday. But strangely it happens that some functionality doesn't work fine.
Because of the above problem System Admin. receives thousands of automatic emails.
Description:
Event Error Name: WFENG_EVENT_NOTFOUND
Event Error Message: 3142: Process 'APINV/16880017_1' has no activities waiting to receive event 'oracle.apps.ap.event.invoice.approval'.
Event Error Stack:
Wf_Engine.Event(APINV, 16880017_1, JCP_APINV_M, oracle.apps.ap.event.invoice.approval)
Wf_Rule.Default_Rule(oracle.apps.ap.event.invoice.approval, EDD209EC55E662EFE0340003BA2CC156).
Has anyone encountered this situation before. If so please reply to me at the earliest.
Thanks a lot for your valuable time
Anand.

Anand,
See either Metalink Note # 277613.1 (11.5.9) or 330194.1 (11.5.10) - both describe the error and each offers a slightly different workaround. Note that they were easy to find by searching for oracle.apps.ap.event.invoice.approval :).

Local Event ERROR : oracle.apps.ap.event.invoice.approval / 83099_1

I logined to sysadmin.
I showed thirty mail.
The mail Title is "Local Event ERROR : oracle.apps.ap.event.invoice.approval / 83099_1"
Perhaps...
May be generated, Because Approvals Management setup changed .
What It mean?
How to settlement?
I can't Matalink.
Help me!
Mail contents is as follows
Notificatio ID : 178154
Event Error Name: WFENG_EVENT_NOTFOUND
Event Error Message: 3142: Process 'APINV/82103_1' has no activities waiting to receive event 'oracle.apps.ap.event.invoice.approval'.
Event Error Stack:
Wf_Engine.Event(APINV, 82103_1, APINV_M, oracle.apps.ap.event.invoice.approval)
Wf_Rule.Default_Rule(oracle.apps.ap.event.invoice.approval, ADE4691FB72F04E1E0340003BA0267DC)
Event Detail List:
Event Name: oracle.apps.ap.event.invoice.approval
Event Key: 82103_1
source Agent: WF_DEFERRED
source System INST816.US.ORACLE.COM
the order of priority: 50
Send date: 29-JAN-2008 15:52:26
receive date 29-JAN-2008 15:53:33
Parameter : SUB_GUID A15D214DADC2507EE034
Parameter : ERROR_NAME WFENG_EVENT_NOTFOUND
Parameter : ERROR_TYPE ERROR
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Please check the following notes:
Note: 330194.1 - APINV - WFENG_EVENT_NOTFOUND Event Error Message: 3142: Process 'APINV/10204_1' has no activities waiting to receive event 'oracle.apps.ap.event.invoice.approval'
https://metalink.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/ml2_documents.showDocument?p_database_id=NOT&p_id=330194.1
Note: 305700.1 - Invoice Approval Workflow Troubleshooting Guide
https://metalink.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/ml2_documents.showDocument?p_database_id=NOT&p_id=305700.1
Note: 261409.1 - Checklist to see where and why Invoice Approval Workflow gets stuck
https://metalink.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/ml2_documents.showDocument?p_database_id=NOT&p_id=261409.1

Please help to fix this issue - Event Error Name: WFE_DISPATCH_RULE_ERR

Hi All,
Yesterday, Workflow Mailer sent me the email with content:
An Error occurred in the following Event Subscription: Event Subscription
Event Error Name: WFE_DISPATCH_RULE_ERR
Event Error Message: 3825: Error '-1422 - ORA-01422: exact fetch returns more than requested number of rows' encountered during execution of Rule function 'ap_payment_event_wf_pkg.rule_function' for event 'oracle.apps.ap.payment' with key '45582'.
Event Error Stack:
Wf_Event.dispatch_internal()
Please help how I can fix this.
Thanks,
Asm

950984 wrote:
Hi All,
Yesterday, Workflow Mailer sent me the email with content:
An Error occurred in the following Event Subscription: Event Subscription
Event Error Name: WFE_DISPATCH_RULE_ERR
Event Error Message: 3825: Error '-1422 - ORA-01422: exact fetch returns more than requested number of rows' encountered during execution of Rule function 'ap_payment_event_wf_pkg.rule_function' for event 'oracle.apps.ap.payment' with key '45582'.
Event Error Stack:
Wf_Event.dispatch_internal()
Please help how I can fix this.
Thanks,
AsmPlease see (SYS ADMIN Error Notification: WFE_DISPATCH_RULE_ERR ORA-01422 [ID 989268.1]).
Thanks,
Hussein

Constant event error being logged during video capture

I recently upgraded my version of Premiere Pro to version CS4. When I now perform a video capture from my DV Device, I get the following error logged in the event window: "file is busy, and couldn't be updated". Until the first logging, there is no RED X in the bottom right corner. Upon the first log, the RED X appears in the bottom right corner.
As far as I can tell, the event error occurs immediately after a scene download has been completed and the next scene is initiated.
The camera I am using is a MiniDV camera (not HD) and it is not listed in the device table within Premiere (Panasonic PV-GS500). I have Premiere's device set to Standard Panasonic and have also tried each of the Alternatives (1,2,3,4 and 5).
Can anyone please help me understand what this error/event means as Adobe is somewhat prehistoric when it comes to providing definitions.

Several possible causes:
1. You are not running as administrator or with administrative rights.
2. You use Win7 and your firewire driver is not the 'Legacy' one. See Adobe Forums: Can not capture under Win7
3. Background processes are getting in the way.
Possible solution:
Try Scenalyzer Live for capturing SD material. Better, more reliable and with more features than CS4.

Satellite L855 - ATI client event error

I'm running a L855 laptop and over the last day or so I've noticed in event viewer every min or so I'm getting a ATI client event error, no more details are available but it's entering a new event for it about 1 min!
Everything seems to be running fine though, anyone know what this is and how to stop it?

> Everything seems to be running fine though, anyone know what this is and how to stop it?
ATi client must be related to the ATI catalyst control center.
The ATI Catalyst Control Center software application gives you complete control of performance and visual quality of your ATI Radeon graphics for a personalized visual experience on your notebook.
You could try to reinstall the ATI driver but to be honest I dont know if it would help you to stop viewing the errors in event viewer.
At the other hand, if your notebook is running properly I would not be worried about some entries in event viewer. This isnt really important

PE 11 new install on WinXP system - Debug event error, can't open program

Hi everyone,
I searched the community for similar errors and followed a couple of troubleshooting steps suggested for older versions of PE, but they didn't work. I just installed Premiere Element 11 on my Windows XP office desktop (also installed PS Elements 11, which works without a problem.) Install went well and I rebooted the system as prompted. Every time I attempt to open Premiere however (I am not attempting to load any video files, I just want to open the program to start a new project), I get the splash screen at first, but after a few seconds of "Loading" and/or "Initializing" a bunch of parameters, the program hangs and following screen pops up:
"Premiere Element Debug Event"
Premiere Element has encountered an error.
[..\..\Src\Core\Preferences.ccp-338]
Continue
When I click on "Continue" the following window pops up:
"Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library"
Runtime Error!
Program: ..e\Adobe Premiere Elements 11\Adobe Premiere Elements.exe
The application has requested the Runtime to terminate in an unusual way.
Please contact the application's support team for more information.
OK
So, here I am support team... Need more information, lol. I will also add that clicking the OK after the second window pops up often doesn't close the Premiere splash window still visible in the background, I have to CTRL-ALT-DEL and kill it manually by ending the process in Task Manager.
I installed the same program - same s/n - on my home computer as well, with no issues (that's a much newer, and much faster, Windows 8.1 system however.) I think you are entitled to install 2 copies though, right? So this wouldn't be related to too many attempts to register the same software?
Thanks for any help.

umbertob
Wea re not Adobe. We are Premiere Elements users who visit here under our own free will (unscheduled) to help other Premiere Elements users with their Premiere Elements workflows.
Please detail the resources of your Windows XP computer. What edition is it...professional, home premium, or other? You realize come April 2014 Microsoft will discontinue support for Windows XP. Apparently you can continue to use it, but Microsoft points to security risks in that state.
a. how much installed RAM, how much available
b. how much free hard drive space
c. is the video card/graphics card used by the computer up to date according to the web site of the manufacturer of the video card/graphics card.
Did you install the program to the computer default location according to the installation process?
Please review and then we can discuss the details.
Thank you.
ATR

Configuration Dataset = 90% of Data Warehouse - Event Errors 31552

Hi All,
I'm currently running SCOM 2012 R2 and have recently had some problems with the Data Warehouse Data Sync. We currently have around 800 servers in our production environment, no Network devices, we use Orchestrator for integration with our call logging system
and I believe this is where our problems started. We had a runbook which got itself into a loop and was constantly updating alerts, it also contributed to a large number of state changes. We have resolved that problem now, but I started to receive alerts
saying SCOM couldn't sync Alert data under event 31552.
Failed to store data in the Data Warehouse.
Exception 'SqlException': Timeout expired. The timeout period elapsed prior to completion of the operation or the server is not responding.
One or more workflows were affected by this.
Workflow name: Microsoft.SystemCenter.DataWarehouse.StandardDataSetMaintenance
Instance name: Alert data set
Instance ID: XX
Management group: XX
I have been researching problems with syncing alert data, and came across the queries to manually do the database maintenance, I ran that on the alert instance and it took around 16.5 hours to run on the first night, then it ran fast (2 seconds) most the
day, when it got to about the same time the next day it took another 9.5 hours to run so I'm not sure why that's giving different results.
Initially it appeared all of our datasets were out of sync, after the first night all appear to be in sync bar the Hourly Performance Dataset. Which still has around 161 OutstandingAggregations. When I run the Maintenance on Performance it doesn't appear
to be fixing it. (It runs in about 2 seconds, successfully)
I recently ran DWDatarp on the database to see how the Alert Dataset was looking and to my surprise I found that the Configuration Dataset has blown out to take up 90% of the DataWarehouse, table below. Does anyone have any ideas on what might cause this
or how I can fix it?
Dataset name Aggregation name Max Age Current Size, Kb
Alert data set Raw data 400 132,224 ( 0%)
Client Monitoring data set Raw data 30 0 ( 0%)
Client Monitoring data set Daily aggregations 400 16 ( 0%)
Configuration dataset Raw data 400 683,981,456 ( 90%)
Event data set Raw data 100 17,971,872 ( 2%)
Performance data set Raw data 10 4,937,536 ( 1%)
Performance data set Hourly aggregations 400 28,487,376 ( 4%)
Performance data set Daily aggregations 400 1,302,368 ( 0%)
State data set Raw data 180 296,392 ( 0%)
State data set Hourly aggregations 400 17,752,280 ( 2%)
State data set Daily aggregations 400 1,094,240 ( 0%)
Microsoft.Exchange.2010.Dataset.AlertImpact Raw data
7 0 ( 0%)
Microsoft.Exchange.2010.Dataset.AlertImpact Hourly aggregations
3 0 ( 0%)
Microsoft.Exchange.2010.Dataset.AlertImpact Daily aggregations
182 0 ( 0%)
Microsoft.Exchange.2010.Reports.Dataset.Availability Raw data 400 176 ( 0%)
Microsoft.Exchange.2010.Reports.Dataset.Availability Daily aggregations 400 0 ( 0%)
Microsoft.Exchange.2010.Reports.Dataset.TenantMapping Raw data 7 0 ( 0%)
Microsoft.Exchange.2010.Reports.Dataset.TenantMapping Daily aggregations 400 0 ( 0%)
Microsoft.Exchange.2010.Reports.Transport.ActiveUserMailflowStatistics.Data Rawdata 3 84,864 ( 0%)
Microsoft.Exchange.2010.Reports.Transport.ActiveUserMailflowStatistics.Data Hourly aggregations 7 407,416 ( 0%)
Microsoft.Exchange.2010.Reports.Transport.ActiveUserMailflowStatistics.Data Daily aggregations 182 143,128 ( 0%)
Microsoft.Exchange.2010.Reports.Transport.ServerMailflowStatistics.Data Raw data 7 6,088 ( 0%)
Microsoft.Exchange.2010.Reports.Transport.ServerMailflowStatistics.Data Hourly aggregations 31 20,056 ( 0%)
Microsoft.Exchange.2010.Reports.Transport.ServerMailflowStatistics.Data Daily aggregations 182 3,720 ( 0%)
I have one other 31553 event showing up on one of the Management servers as follows,
Data was written to the Data Warehouse staging area but processing failed on one of the subsequent operations.
Exception 'SqlException': Sql execution failed. Error 2627, Level 14, State 1, Procedure ManagedEntityChange, Line 368, Message: Violation of UNIQUE KEY constraint 'UN_ManagedEntityProperty_ManagedEntityRowIdFromDAteTime'. Cannot insert duplicate key in
object 'dbo.ManagedEntityProperty'. The duplicate key value is (263, Aug 26 2013 6:02AM).
One or more workflows were affected by this.
Workflow name: Microsoft.SystemCenter.DataWarehouse.Synchronization.ManagedEntity
Instance name: XX
Instance ID: XX
Management group: XX
which from my readings means I'm likely in for an MS support call.. :( But I just wanted to see if anyone has any information about the Configuration Dataset as I couldn't find much in my searching.

Hi All,
The results of the MS Support call were as follows, I don't recommend doing these steps without an MS Support case, any damage you do is your own fault these particular actions resolved our problems:
1. Regarding the Configuration Dataset being so large.
This was caused by our AlertStage table which was also very large, we truncated the alert stage table and ran the maintenance tasks manually to clear this up. As I didn't require any of the alerts sitting in the AlertStage table we simply did a straight truncation
of the the table. The document linked by MHG above shows the process of doing a backup & restore on the AlertStage Table if you need to. It took a few days of running maintenance tasks to resolve this problem properly. As soon as the truncation had taken
place the Confirguration Dataset dropped in size to less than a gig.
2. Error 31553 Duplicate Key Error
This was a problem with duplicate keys in the ManagedEntityProperty table. We identified rows which had duplicate information, which could be gathered from the Events being logged on the Management Server.
We then updated a few of these rows to have a slightly different time to what was already in the Database. We noticed that the event kept logging with a different row each time we updated the previous row. We ran the following query to find out how many rows
actually had duplicates:
select * from ManagedEntityProperty mep
inner join ManagedEntity me on mep.ManagedEntityRowId = me.ManagedEntityRowId
inner join ManagedEntityStage mes on mes.ManagedEntityGuid = me.ManagedEntityGuid
where mes.ChangeDateTime = mep.FromDateTime
order by mep.ManagedEntityRowId
This returned over 25,000 duplicate rows. Rather than replace the times for all the rows, we removed all duplicates from the database. (Best to have MS Check this one out for you if you have a lot of data)
After doing this there was a lot of data moving around the Staging tables (I assume from the management server that couldn't communicate properly), so once again we truncated the AlertStage table as it wasn't keeping up. Once this was done everything worked
properly and all the queues stayed under control.
To confirm things had been cleared up we checked the AlertStage table had no entries and the ManagedEntityStage table had no entries. We also confirmed that the 31553 events stopped on the Management server.
Hopefully this can help someone, or provide a bit more information on these problems.

URGENT!!! Flex Event error - Mac OS X 10.5

I have spent some hours working on debugging my code and this
is the first time I think I found a bug that isn't mine. It appears
to be a bug with Flash player 9 on Mac OS X (10.5). In short, file
selections fail.
The same .swf file works fine on windows and worked on OS
10.49 before I upgraded a few days ago. Last night I began working
on the uploader portion of an application I am building and could
not figure out why the uploader class I made last week decided to
not work at all this week. After a good night's rest and an early
start I began my debugging effort again, this time copying the
compiled .swf file to my windows machine and testing it there (but
only after another hour or so of googling for better examples). It
worked. I tried the same file on the mac and it failed. After
testing the file in Firefox 2, Safari 3, and Opera, I decided that
it must be a bug introduced by the release of the new Mac OS. At
the time I wasn't sure exactly what the problem was but with a
little digging I discovered that the root of the problem (as far as
Flex developers are concerned) lies in the failure of the user's
file selection to trigger an event.
If anyone would like to try this out please use the link
below. It is not my example but it produces the same error that my
code produces. If you try on a non-mac OS 10.5 system you will be
able to select files and they will be added to the list. On a mac
10.5 system you will be able to select files but they will not
appear in the file list.
http://labs.newmediateam.com/Multifileupload/FileUpload.html

I posted the bug report here:
http://bugs.adobe.com/flex/
I wasn't sure exactly what to post it as so I put it under
"Flex" and then chose "Events". Its actually kind of confusing how
they have it set up. At any rate - I just checked it and apparently
someone actually looked at it.... The "resolution" is a bit cryptic
though. You can see the report and comments here:
https://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/SDK-13254
From what I can tell it seems that they determined it is a
Flash player bug (something I actually suspected myself but didn't
really have the capability to test.) Seems that they may have
reposted this error on the Flash bug report system... not sure
though.

Server 2008 R2 (64) SP-1 Event Error 5774 Netlogon

Hi there,
I built another small network, single Dell 2950 as a Server 2008 R2 (64) SP-1 Domain Controller
In the event Viewer is Event ID 5774 Netlogon error and desktops unable to connect, this is a new small developer’s network not in production, so I can make changes and reboot.
The server name is Server01, “nslookup server01” comes back with :: as with IPv6
This is a single DC and 4 desktops, no intenret or IPS involved.
I have done the following which has not helped
Added Reverse Lookup
a. DNS
b. Reverse Lookup Zones
c. 1.10.10.in-addr.
d. New Pointer
e. 10.10.1.50, DC Name
f. Test with NSLOOKUP from Server and Desktops
g. Test with PING Server01
h. Test with NSLOOKUP Server01
IPv6 LoopBack On a Domain Controller
a. Open the registry editor by typing regedit under Run
b. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa
c. Right-click Lsa and click New. Choose to create a DWORD Value.
d. Enter DisableLoopbackCheck as the name of the entry, then double-click to modify it.
e. Set the Value to 1 and click OK
DNS Updating IPv4 Adapters
a. HKLM\Systems\CurrentControlSet\Services\Netlogon\Parameters
b. Add the following DWORD value:
c. Valuename = DnsUpdateOnAllAdapters.
d. Value = 1.
Disabled IPv6 in network adapter (unchecked)
Under IPv4 default gateway is 127.0.0.1 (is that right?)
Thanks
B.

I took a step back from this and undid this step, removing the Reverse Lookup
Added Reverse Lookup
a. DNS
b. Reverse Lookup Zones
c. 1.10.10.in-addr.
d. New Pointer
e. 10.10.1.50, DC Name
f. Test with NSLOOKUP from Server and Desktops
g. Test with PING Server01
h. Test with NSLOOKUP Server01
I also undid this step,
IPv6 LoopBack On a Domain Controller
a. Open the registry editor by typing regedit under Run
b. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa
c. Right-click Lsa and click New. Choose to create a DWORD Value.
d. Enter DisableLoopbackCheck as the name of the entry, then double-click to modify it.
e. Set the Value to 1 and click OK
I also undid this step:
DNS Updating IPv4 Adapters
a. HKLM\Systems\CurrentControlSet\Services\Netlogon\Parameters
b. Add the following DWORD value:
c. Valuename = DnsUpdateOnAllAdapters.
d. Value = 1.
New Steps:
At the Adapter Setting for TCP/IPv4 The default gateway was set to 120.0.01, I changed this to the Server (Server01) IP address 10.10.1.50
I also changed the ‘Perferred DNS server’ from 127.0.0.1 to the server (Server01) ip of 10.10.1.50
Now,
After this IP change, the desktops could see the DC (Server01 10.10.1.50) and under network on the server and desktops they see each other,
Under DHCP, all 4 desktops have an IP from the DHCP scope I gave it - good
Under DNS, all 4 desktops show up with their DHCP IP - good
Problem,
From the server I can ping the server by ip 10.10.1.50 and it comes back correct
From the server I can ping the server by name ‘Server01’ and it comes back
“reply from ::1”
And ‘nslookup’ comes back with
“Default Server Unknown”
“Address 10.10"
To creect this ::1 and nslookup "Server Unknown" do I need the reverse lookup put back and the 2 regedit changes put back?
Thanks
b.

Class Event Error

***INCLUDE MZTEST_CLASS .
DATA gr_event_handler TYPE REF TO lcl_event_handler .
*--Creating an instance for the event handler
CREATE OBJECT gr_event_handler .
*--Registering handler methods to handle ALV Grid events
SET HANDLER gr_event_handler->handle_double_click FOR gr_alvgrid .
*&       Class LCL_EVENT_HANDLER
*        Text
CLASS lcl_event_handler DEFINITION.
PUBLIC SECTION .
    METHODS:
*--Double-click control
      handle_double_click
      FOR EVENT double_click OF cl_gui_alv_grid
      IMPORTING e_row e_column.
ENDCLASS.               "LCL_EVENT_HANDLER
*&       Class (Implementation) lcl_event_handler
*        Text
CLASS lcl_event_handler IMPLEMENTATION.
--Handle Double Click
METHOD handle_double_click .
    PERFORM handle_double_click USING e_row es_row_no .
ENDMETHOD .                    "handle_double_click
ENDCLASS.               "lcl_event_handler
I got the below error for the above code
<b>
The type "LCL_EVENT_HANDLER" is unknown.</b>
can u guys help me out

i have put those lines in the last now i got this error
Statement is not accessible.
at line CREATE OBJECT gr_event_handler .
***INCLUDE MZVENDOR_CLASS .
*&       Class LCL_EVENT_HANDLER
*        Text
CLASS lcl_event_handler DEFINITION .
PUBLIC SECTION .
    METHODS:
*--Double-click control
      handle_double_click
      FOR EVENT double_click OF cl_gui_alv_grid
      IMPORTING e_row e_column.
PRIVATE SECTION.
ENDCLASS.               "LCL_EVENT_HANDLER
*&       Class (Implementation) lcl_event_handler
*        Text
CLASS lcl_event_handler IMPLEMENTATION.
*--handle double click
METHOD handle_double_click .
    PERFORM handle_double_click USING e_row e_column .
ENDMETHOD .                    "handle_double_click
ENDCLASS.               "lcl_event_handler
DATA gr_event_handler TYPE REF TO lcl_event_handler .
CREATE OBJECT gr_event_handler .
SET HANDLER gr_event_handler->handle_double_click FOR gr_alvgrid .

Event error ID 33

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