Below entries were seen in the application server logs, before the application server aborted.
[01/01/2026 10:12:25] CAUAJM_W_30100 Request has expired after 61 seconds. Discarding...
[01/01/2026 10:12:25] CAUAJM_W_30036 Client [AutoSys Sendevent:12345][16][##########] [0x25acgg0][01/01/2026 ######] API ID [122] request discarded.
[01/01/2026 10:12:26] CAUAJM_I_30033 Client [AutoSys Sendevent:12345][16][#########] session ended.
[01/01/2026 10:12:28] CAUAJM_E_10641 Trouble reconnecting to database, database monitoring system cannot continue any longer. Exiting!
[01/01/2026 10:12:28] CAUAJM_I_10667 Notification completed successfully.
The scheduler itself was not shutdown. Why was the notification titled EP_SHUTDOWN?
When app server experienced below message, as it could not function anymore as the underlying database connection was not available anymore, it triggered the EP_SHUTDOWN notification as part of the abort.
"[01/01/2026 10:12:28] CAUAJM_E_10641 Trouble reconnecting to database, database monitoring system cannot continue any longer. Exiting!"
This is expected. This message is shared between app server and scheduler, so EP_SHUTDOWN is OK there, though it is a bit misleading.
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