Environment
NetIQ AppManager 6.x
NetIQ AppManager 7.0.x
NetIQ AppManager 7.0.x
NetIQ AppManager 8.x
Situation
The managed client is unable to read or write to the local repository due to insufficient system resources.
Error: 'NetIQmc: [1448] Repository Error. [MCSiteComm]: repository error SQLSTATE=S1001, NativeErr=-1011, msg=\<[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] System resource exceeded.>;'
szSQLState 'S1001'pfNativeError NULLszErrorMsg [Microsoft] [WBEM ODBC Driver] Unable to allocate sufficient memory pcberrorMsg 68
Error: 'NetIQmc: [1448] Repository Error. [MCSiteComm]: repository error SQLSTATE=S1001, NativeErr=-1011, msg=\<[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] System resource exceeded.>;'
szSQLState 'S1001'pfNativeError NULLszErrorMsg [Microsoft] [WBEM ODBC Driver] Unable to allocate sufficient memory pcberrorMsg 68
Resolution
To resolve this issue, verify the AppManager Agent service account has NTFS access to the Local Repository, and ensure the DSN connection is operational.
To verify the DSN:
- Click Start | Programs | Administrative Tools | Sources (ODBC) | System DSN.
- Select Local-Repository and click Configure.
- Ensure the Database section has the path to your Local-Repository.mdb selected (C:\..\db\Local-Repository.mdb by default).
- (Optional) If you have specific credentials to access this DSN, click the Advanced button and enter the Login name and password, then click OK
- Click OK to close the Configuration and click OK again to close the ODBC Data Source Administrator.
Cause
This error indicates the managed client is unable to read or write to the local repository due to insufficient system resources. Check the Task Manager for operating system related files that are using an increased amount of system resources. For example, dllhost.exe.
Additional Information
Formerly known as NETIQKB47047
For more information about ODBC, ADO, and JET driver failures, see the Microsoft Support Site. Some suggested keywords for searching are ADO, JET, ODBC, and Microsoft Access Driver System Resources.
More information about SQL State error messages, see the following Microsoft MSDN article. Some suggested keywords for searching are SQL, STATE, and S1001.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/wmisdk/wmi/sqlerror_core_.asp