Environment
Novell GroupWise 7.02
Situation
After creating a new post office, admin loads the post office
agent (POA) and receives the following error:
"Memory Error. Memory Function Failure (8101). "
Resolution
There is a corrupt Scheduled Event Record enabled
(checked) for the post office.
To resolve this do the following:
1. First verify that the problem you are having is the
same, by unloading the POA and then reloading it with the /noconfig
switch. If the POA loads without a problem, unload the POA
and continue with step 2, otherwise call Support.
2. Make a backup of your primary domain and the
secondary domain which owns the problem post office.
3. Load ConsoleOne and connect to the Primary
domain.
4. In ConsoleOne, highlight the POA object for the post
office, right-click, and choose "Properties".
5. The "Properties of POA" dialog box will appear.
From the GroupWise Tab choose "Scheduled Events. You will see
a list of Scheduled Events for your system. Two of them will
be checked: "Default POA Disk Check Event" and "Default POA
Mailbox/Library Maintenance Event".
6. Uncheck one of these events (uncheck only one at a
time so that you can identify which Scheduled Event is
corrupt).
7. Rename the Secondary domain database
(WPDOMAIN.DB) and then rebuild the secondary domain that owns the
problem post office.
8. In ConsoleOne, connect to the owning secondary
domain.
9. Rebuild the problem post office.
10. Load the POA.
11. If the POA loads without the error then you have
identified the corrupt Scheduled Event. If not, then repeat
steps 3-10 for the other Scheduled Event.
12. Once you have identified the corrupt Scheduled
Event, you will need to look at the properties of the other POA
objects to list which post offices use the corrupted
Scheduled Event.
13. While connected to the Primary domain, delete the
corrupted Scheduled Event.
14. Create a new Scheduled Event to replace the one that
you created.
15. If the new Scheduled Event does not replicate, you
will need to rebuild the other secondary domains and post
offices.