On one of the nodes in a cluster, we are trying to restart PSDC using the system startup when it gets to the ADVISE COLLECT START it says it didn't start and look at the logfile. The end of the logfile says:
%PSDC-F-UNINSINS, Node R2SB10 14-AUG-2021 03:12:34.82
Unable to install instrumentation
Here is a full info on that cluster:
<R2SB11>$ advise collect show all
= Performance Schedule File =
===============================================================================
Collection Name // Attributes // Weekly Schedule
===============================================================================
CPD | Monday 0-24
Delete After 7 Days | Tuesday 0-24
HotFile Que. 0.33 | Wednesday 0-24
Interval/sec 120.0 | Thursday 0-24
Start Date 17-OCT-2011 | Friday 0-24
End Date 1-JAN-2999 | Saturday 0-24
Classes: All | Sunday 0-24
Def Path: PSDC$DATABASE:
Def Minimum Free Space: 2500
Def Working Set Size: 2048
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-Node---DC Status-------DskFreeSpace--WSquota---Path-------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
R2SB10 Stopped 2500 2048 PSDC$DATABASE:
R2SB11 Running 2500 2048 PSDC$DATABASE:
R2SB12 Running 2500 2048 PSDC$DATABASE:
R2SB13 Running 2500 2048 PSDC$DATABASE:
R2SB15 Running 2500 2048 PSDC$DATABASE:
R2SB16 Running 2500 2048 PSDC$DATABASE:
R2SB17 Running 2500 2048 PSDC$DATABASE:
R2SB18 Running 2500 2048 PSDC$DATABASE:
R2SB19 Running 2500 2048 PSDC$DATABASE:
R2SB14 Running 2500 2048 PSDC$DATABASE:
Performance Agent version V3.1-0805 built 6-JUN-2008
We tried shutting down PSDC on all nodes of the cluster ten tried to just startup that one node, but that gave the same results.
Release : 3.1
Component : PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT FOR OPENVMS I64
When the %PSDC-F-UNINSINS error is found (unable to install instrumentation) the only thing that will allow the Data Collector to work is to reboot the system.
This is due to a design of OpenVMS.
This is the most often culprit that causes the problem.
PSDC$LOADABLE_IMAGE
located in SYS$LOADABLE_IMAGES.
Some other software has placed an address in the memory location referenced via the symbol
EXE$GL_USRUNDWN.
To determine if this is the case, perform the following commands
$ANALYZE/SYSTEM !Get into SDA
SDA>MAP @EXE$GL_USRUNDWN
and the output should look similar to the following if the user rundown handler address is within PSDC$LOADABLE_IMAGE:
Image Base End Image Offset
PSDC$LOADABLE_IMAGE
Short data (read only) FFFFFFFF.88669C00 FFFFFFFF.8866A797 00000000.00070050
SDA>