Actually there was an escalation, that I didn't knew abt, which was
running nightly.
It was a two step run process so that we could have the latest Synced
Search DB.
1. Application-Query-Delete-Entry "object_search_admin" 1=1
2. CMD /C ARAdmin.exe -x $SERVER$ -u Webservice -p pipeline -portnum
2112 -s
The second run process was not running because the PATH variable was not
having the Remedy binaries path included.
Jaspal S Rawat
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Well, until you find out what's doing it (perhaps a DB
backup/restore process?) you could do an export of those forms and their
data each night. Make them into a deployable application to make that
process easier.
Rick
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Man, that's a good one....
Are you running anykind of nightly maintenance processes? Is
the system on a Windows platform? What version are you running?
Warren
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List,
For some reason, the "Sync Search database" gets
wiped out daily. I have to start this process on daily basis. After 1-2
hrs I always get message that "Database Updated Successfully" and I
could view the Related Workflow for any object.
After One day, When I try to see the "Related
Workflow" again, This TAB is not there. I go to menu and select "Sync
Search database" and It shows "Last Synchronized At: Never"
We have got the all the Valid Server license.
Any thoughts on why this is happening.
Jaspal S Rawat
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