Explanation: The NetBackup-Java authentication or user service reported an error that relates to the creation (or demise) of a child job process. The NetBackup-Java service programs create separate jobs to accomplish specific tasks, as follows. The NetBackup-Java authentication service creates the NetBackup-Java user service. When it is created and connected to, the NetBackup-Java user service creates all other child processes on behalf of requests from the NetBackup-Java interface.
The cause of status code 509 can be found in the appropriate log file, either for bpjava-msvc, bpjava-susvc, or bpjava-usvc.
The cause can be categorized as one of the following:
A job (started by either the NetBackup-Java authentication service or user service) no longer exists and did not report its result status.
The NetBackup-Java service cannot monitor a job (started by either the NetBackup-Java authentication service or user service). The reason it cannot monitor is probably due to a lack of system resources (insufficient memory).
The maximum number of non-transient activity monitor jobs (>100) have already been started.
Recommended Action: Do the following, as appropriate:
The error is probably the result of a system resource issue. When detailed debug logging is enabled, you can retrieve the details from the bpjava-msvc, bpjava-susvc, or bpjava-usvc log files.