OpenSwitch log messages pat_alloc to pool_set_prop_locked

Message text	Explanation and action
`pat__alloc: Memory allocation failure`	OpenSwitch encountered a memory allocation failure. Check available memory on the OpenSwitch host and any memory usage limit on the OpenSwitch process. Increase this limit and restart OpenSwitch.
`pat__find: Invalid pattern node '<TYPE>'`	Check that the attributes you tried to add are correct. See the OpenSwitch Administration Guide for the syntax used in defining attributes, and for a list of valid attributes and their values.
`pat__match: Invalid pattern node '<TYPE>'`	Check that the attributes you tried to add are correct. See the OpenSwitch Administration Guide for the syntax used in defining attributes, and for a list of valid attributes and their values.
`pat_compile: Expected ']' in expression`	The server was unable to find the wildcard closing bracket (]) in the attribute entry. See the OpenSwitch Administration Guide on using wild cards in the configuration file.
`pat_compile: Expected character following \`	Check that the attributes you tried to add are correct. See the OpenSwitch Administration Guide for the syntax used in defining attributes, and for a list of valid attributes and their values.
`pat_compile: Expected character following '-'`	There was an incorrect use of the wildcard range character (-) in the attribute entry. See the OpenSwitch Administration Guide for details on using wild cards in the configuration file.
`pat_compile: Expected character following '\'`	There was an incorrect use of the wildcard range character (\) in the attribute entry. See the OpenSwitch Administration Guide for details on using wild cards in the configuration file.
`pat_compile: Invalid expression '[]'`	There are no patterns to match between the wildcard brackets in the attribute entry. See the OpenSwitch Administration Guide for details on using wild cards in the configuration file.
`pat_compile: Memory allocation failure`	OpenSwitch encountered a memory allocation failure. Check available memory on the OpenSwitch host and any memory usage limit on the OpenSwitch process. Increase this limit and restart OpenSwitch.
`pool__alloc: Memory allocation failure.`	Check available memory on the OpenSwitch host and any memory usage limit on the OpenSwitch process.
`pool__get: Error while iterating global pool list.`	This is an internal OpenSwitch error. Contact Sybase Technical Support to report the error.
`pool_add_attrib: Invalid argument.`	Check that the Pool name, attribute name and attribute value are not NULL.
`pool_add_attrib: Unable to add attribute to pool <POOL_NAME>.`	This problem may be due to insufficient memory. Check the available memory on the OpenSwitch host. Contact Sybase Technical Support if needed.
`pool_add_attrib: Unable to allocate attrib structure for <POOL_NAME>.`	This problem may be due to insufficient memory. Check the available memory on the OpenSwitch host. Call Sybase Technical Support if needed.
`pool_add_server: <POOL_NAME>: Duplicate server entry for server <SERVERNAME>.`	There is already a server entry with this name in the specified pool. Provide a unique server name for the specified pool.
`pool_add_server: Error while creating server entry for <SERVERNAME>.`	This problem may be due to insufficient memory. Check the available memory on the OpenSwitch host. Call Sybase Technical Support if needed.
`pool_add_server: Invalid argument.`	Check that you specified a valid Pool name or Server Name. NULL values are not allowed for either the Pool or Server names.
`pool_add_server: Memory allocation failure.`	This error is usually due to insufficient memory. Check available memory on the OpenSwitch host and limits, if any, on memory available to the OpenSwitch process.
`pool_add_server: There is a maximum of <N>.`	You have exceeded the limit for servers per pool. See the OpenSwitch Administration Guide for more information, and take appropriate action.
`pool_create: Attempt to create duplicate pool <POOL_NAME>.`	The supplied pool name has already been created. Log into OpenSwitch as an Administrator and execute rp_pool_help to find the available pools.
`pool_create: Error inserting pool into global list.`	This problem may be due to insufficient memory. Check the available memory on the OpenSwitch host. Contact Sybase Technical Support if needed.
`pool_create: No such relative pool <POOL_NAME>.`	Check that the relative pool exists. Use the rp_pool_help registered procedure to verify the available pools.
`pool_create: Unable to create pool <POOL_NAME>.`	Check the OpenSwitch log file for previous errors. Check the available memory on the OpenSwitch host. Contact Sybase Technical Support if needed.
`pool_destroy: Error deleting pool <POOL_NAME> from list.`	Check that a valid pool name was specified. Contact Sybase Technical Support if needed.
`pool_destroy: Error iterating through global pool list.`	This is an internal OpenSwitch error. Contact Sybase Technical Support to report the error.
`pool_exit: Error deleting pool <POOL_NAME> from list.`	This is an internal OpenSwitch error. Contact Sybase Technical Support to report the error.
`pool_exit: Error destroying global sleep mutex.`	This is an internal OpenSwitch error. Contact Sybase Technical Support to report the error.
`pool_exit: Error iterating through global pool list.`	This is an internal OpenSwitch error. Contact Sybase Technical Support to report the error.
`pool_get_pool: Error locking sleep mutex.`	This is an internal OpenSwitch error. Contact Sybase Technical Support to report the error.
`pool_get_pool: Error unlocking sleep mutex.`	This is an internal OpenSwitch error. Call Sybase Technical Support to report the error.
`pool_get_pool: Unable to find pool for username <USER_NAME>, <APP_NAME>, <HOST_NAME>.`	This message indicates that no pool matches the specified user, application, and host names. Ensure that the connection attributes in the pool match one of the specified values, or You have a “catch-all” pool at the end of the list of pools in your OpenSwitch configuration file. See the OpenSwitch Administration Guide for more information.
`pool_get_pool: Unable to sleep on pool <POOL_NAME>.`	This is an internal OpenSwitch error. Call Sybase Technical Support to report the error.
`pool_get_prop: Invalid argument.`	This is an internal OpenSwitch error. Call Sybase Technical Support to report the error.
`pool_init: Error allocating global list of pools.`	Check available memory on the OpenSwitch host and limits, if any, on memory available to the OpenSwitch process.
`pool_init: Unable to create global sleep mutex.`	Check available memory on the OpenSwitch host and limits, if any, on memory available to the OpenSwitch process.
`pool_rem: Error locking sleep mutex.`	This is an internal OpenSwitch error. Call Sybase Technical Support to report the error.
`pool_rem: Error unlocking sleep mutex.`	This is an internal OpenSwitch error. Call Sybase Technical Support to report the error.
`pool_rem: Pool <POOL_NAME> does not exist.`	Check that the specified pool exists. Use the rp_pool_help registered procedure to verify the available pools.
`pool_rem: Unable to destroy pool <POOL_NAME>.`	This is an internal OpenSwitch error. Call Sybase Technical Support to report the error.
`pool_rem_attrib: Invalid argument.`	Check that the pool name, attribute name and attribute value are not NULL.
`pool_rem_attrib: Unable to remove attrib structure for <POOL_NAME>.`	Check the OpenSwitch log file for previous errors. Check that the pool attributes are valid. Call Sybase Technical Support if needed.
`pool_rem_server: Invalid argument.`	Check that the Pool name and Server name are valid and are not NULL. See the OpenSwitch Administration Guide for details.
`pool_rem_server: Server <SERVERNAME> does not exist for pool <POOL_NAME>.`	Check that the specified server name is valid and exists in the pool. See the OpenSwitch Administration Guide for details.
`pool_set_prop: Error unlocking sleep mutex.`	This is an internal OpenSwitch error. Contact Sybase Technical Support to report the error.
`pool_set_prop: Invalid argument.`	Check that the specified pool name is valid. Use rp_pool_help to check the available pool names. Check that the MODE is valid (CHAINED or BALANCED). See the OpenSwitch Administration Guide for details.
`pool_set_prop: Invalid cache duration <SECONDS>.`	Check that the pool cache is set to a valid value (zero [0] or greater than zero [>0]). See the OpenSwitch Administration Guide for details.
`pool_set_prop: Invalid value for POOL_P_MODE: <MODE>.`	Check that the MODE is valid (CHAINED or BALANCED). See the OpenSwitch Administration Guide for details.
`pool_set_prop: Invalid value for POOL_P_STATUS: <STATUS>.`	Check that the pool status is valid (UP, DOWN, or LOCKED). See the OpenSwitch Administration Guide for details.
`pool_set_prop_locked: Error locking sleep mutex.`	This is an internal OpenSwitch error. Contact Sybase Technical Support to report the error.
`pool_set_prop_locked: Error unlocking sleep mutex.`	This is an internal OpenSwitch error. Contact Sybase Technical Support to report the error.
`pool_set_prop_locked: Invalid argument.`	Check that a valid pool name was supplied. Use rp_pool_help to check the available pool names. Check that the MODE is valid (CHAINED or BALANCED). See the OpenSwitch Administration Guide for details.
`pool_set_prop_locked: Invalid cache duration <SECONDS>.`	Check that the pool cache is set to a valid value (zero [0] or greater than zero [>0]). See the OpenSwitch Administration Guide for details.
`pool_set_prop_locked: Invalid value for POOL_P_MODE: <MODE>.`	Check that the pool mode is valid (CHAINED or BALANCED). See the OpenSwitch Administration Guide for details.
`pool_set_prop_locked: Invalid value for POOL_P_STATUS: <STATUS>.`	Check that the pool status is valid (UP, DOWN, or LOCKED). See the OpenSwitch Administration Guide for details.