The cure for this ended up being pretty simple.  We deleted the
escalation in question.  Then we re-imported a copy of it and assigned
that copy to the pool the deleted one had been assigned.
 
After a server bounce it worked.
 
WHY it wouldn't work before is still a mystery.  We did compares on the
non-working one and the working ones and there was no difference.  My
only assumption was some kind of database corruption.
 
Normally troubleshooting that would have been a pre-breakfast activity
but this system was covered by SOX so it took 7 separate documents and
approvals to make that change.
 
William Rentfrow 
Principal Consultant, StrataCom Inc. 
wrentf...@stratacominc.com 
Blog: www.williamrentfrow.com 
O 715-592-5185 
C 715-410-8056 
 

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Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 2010 4:18 PM
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Subject: Re: Escalation refuses to run


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Copy this escalation to a new escalation and rename it without the
underscore _, disable the original.


 
On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 9:52 AM, William Rentfrow
<wrentf...@stratacominc.com> wrote:


        ** 
        I'm baffled.  Tech support at BMC seems baffled as well.
         
        The OOB escalation for SLM is named
SLM:EventSchedule:TAD_PollingEscalation.  It has not been modified at
all except for the thread/pool changes noted below.  It is an interval
escalation set to 5 minutes.
         
        It refuses to fire however.  There is simply no mention of it in
the logs.  Ever.
         
        We'd added a dedicated thread - in fact, we have 6 escalations
threads/pools.  #6 is dedicated solely for this escalation - nothing
else is on it.
         
        Escalation logging shows all the other escalations working
correctly.  But for some reason Pool 6 is never mentioned in the logs
and the escalation named above is nevere mentioned.  There is no message
saying the escalation is disabled - there's nothing saying it is
computing the next fire time - it is literally as if this escalation
doesn't exist as far as the server is concerned.
         
        Suggestions?  So far we have...
         
        -bounced the server.  Repeatedly.
        -thread level logging
        -every other kind of logging imaginable
        -restricted pool to this single escalation
        -verified pool configuration, etc
        -verified server licensing, etc.
         
        
        William Rentfrow
        Principal Consultant, StrataCom Inc.
        wrentf...@stratacominc.com
        Corporate Website, www.stratacominc.com
<http://www.stratacominc.com/> 
        Blog, www.williamrentfrow.com <http://www.williamrentfrow.com/> 
        715-410-8156 C
         
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