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Doubt about reconfigure and reindex storage area in RM server administration


Luiz Almeida (23016191) | asked Sep 19 '14, 9:50 a.m.
Hi all,

In RM server administration I have the possibilities to reconfigure and reindex storage areas, but what is it for?
I mean, in what situation must I use these features?
Another questions: Are these features equal any repotools command?
What are the impacts of use it?
What should be the precautions to execute the command?

Thanks a lot.

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Paul Ellis (1.3k613) | answered Sep 30 '14, 10:03 a.m.
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Hi Luiz,

The indices are heavily used by the Jena technology that underpins our products.  This is especially true of RM.
The repotools command equivalent would be :

repotools-rm.bat reindex -all
Ben Silverman did a fantastic job of explaining most of the rm/admin options here:
https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Deployment/CLMServerMonitoringGeneral

For more background on indices within CLM, see:
https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Deployment/DeploymentJazzIndicesTechnology
https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Deployment/DeploymentJazzIndicesStorage

Just note that without indices your product would run very slowly.  Typically you do this offline with repotools.  However, it is possible to use the RM GUI for these operations, but it isn't recommended you do this during peak usage!

Please let me know if this helps,
Paul
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Mike Jaworski (1.4k6) | answered Oct 02 '14, 10:13 a.m.
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 As an addendum to Paul's answer, I would add that neither of these commands should be used outside of the supervision of the Rational Support team. While these commands will not corrupt any RM data, like Paul mentioned they will significantly slow the application since these commands will demand a high amount of usage for system resources (CPU, RAM, etc.).

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