Password issue while upgrading to jazz 4
Hi,
We are working on an upgrade from JAZZ 3.0.1.3 to JAZZ 4.0.6. All preparation seems fine but while executing the upgrade script we get a message that an invalid password is provided while accessing the database.
· We are using CCM anden RQM.
· The database (SQL) is on the same server as the Jazz applications.
· JAZZ 3.0.1.3 works fine
· Access to the database with Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio is OK.
· JRE is upgraded to JRE 7
· sqljdbc4.jar is used · We tried the upgrade form teh server · We tried the upgrade from a remothe machine
I think it is a simple issue. Does someone have a possible solution for me?
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Thanks for the quick reply. Below the details from the log file of the script showing the details and the script used. The database confirms that the wrong userid or password is provided. ========================================================================================
2014-04-28 09:29:08,003 Repo Tools
2014-04-28 09:29:08,144
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I think you need to review the database, and the permission for the jts_user. Please review the following site. I pasted a quote that may be relevant to your situation but I would review all of the requirement and find out if there is an aspect that may be missing.
Setting up an SQL Server database
http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/clmhelp/v4r0m6/topic/com.ibm.jazz.install.doc/topics/t_s_server_installation_setup_sql.html
Quote: from link above
Ensure that your server security is in mixed mode. You can verify the mode by checking the server security. It should be set to SQL Server and Windows Authentication Mode.
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We managed to solve the issue by manually adding the correct password tot the teamserver.properties file. I think something went wrong in the copy action as described in the log file. We will evaluate this issue later on. Thanks so far.
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Invalid password to the database may mean that the teamserver.properties is not providing the right user name and password. Cause: The updates of the configuration files is not being executed and that the process is trying to connect to the database using the default teamserver.properties files, which setup for the default connection to the Derby database, not your SQL server.
Which upgrade script are you executing? and what output did you get when the process executed the upgrade configuration files?