And one that just bit me...
The manual say to turn "Administrator Only Mode" on to improve
performance. Don't do that, there's a defect logged against it:
SW00256289. From support:
"We found after some of the later patches of CMDB, extensionloader
does not create some of the joins needed for the ITSM apps if Admin Only
mode was ?ON? during the installs. We have already documented this as a
defect"
Thad Esser
Remedy Developer
"Argue for your limitations, and sure enough, they're yours."-- Richard
Bach
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Tim,
Have you enabled the Development Cache Mode on the AR Server prior to
kicking the install?
Have you enabled sufficient Fast and List threads on the AR System Server?
Have you set a good initial size on the database? What database are you
on? If on MS-SQL, flushing the transaction log prior to installing CMDB
does help in case you are running out of transaction log space. Make sure
both your data file and the log file are sufficiently large.
Cheers
Joe D'Souza
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Hi there all,
I have a Remedy Server 7.0.1 running on Windows 2003 and I am trying to
install CMDB. The problem I have is that it run at 100% for 8 hours and
does nothing, is it stuck at the trying to restart the Remedy service.
I have rebuilt the server and I have the same problem so it is most likely
user error.
Any thoughts on what I am not doing correctly? This is not urgent as it
is a development server.
Thanks
Tim Clarkson
New Zealand
P.S. I have read the documentation but cannot understandwhy it is not
working.
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