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RTC 6.0.5 - SCM loss of synchronization between the sandbox and repository workspace

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Omar Khemoudj
(23●3●14) Dec 13 '18, 8:31 a.m.

Hello,


I am facing an issue with RTC 6.0.5.

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- the RTC local client looses the connection between Repository Work-spaces and Local Sandboxes without any particular reason
- The components in the repository workspace are showed as unloaded
- Refreshing Sandbox and Remote change in the Pending Changes option does not show the pending changes done in the sandbox
- Sometimes we can load them to the same Local Sandbox folder but for some it does not allow it with this error 

Any idea what can be the reason for this?

Cheers

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Shashikant Padur
JAZZ DEVELOPER (4.3k●2●7) Dec 13 '18, 11:20 p.m.
This could happen if the RTC client did not shutdown correctly. The following steps may resolve this issue:
1) Close RTC client
2) Check if you have an Eclipse or java process running via task/process manager. If so, kill it.
3) Restart RTC client.
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Omar Khemoudj
Dec 14 '18, 11:17 a.m.
Thanks Shashikant, I did the steps, I am still unable to sync with the sandbox.  I also noticed that when I go to Window -> Preferences -> Team-> Jazz Source Control-> Sandboxes, there is no path to my sandbox and also when I try to Add it, I get the message: Unable to lock file C:\User.......jazz5.jazzlock.      (I put the dots just to shorten the path.) Any idea about that? Cheers

Shashikant Padur
JAZZ DEVELOPER Dec 16 '18, 10:33 p.m.
As mentioned earlier, a eclipse process (which probably did not shutdown correctly) is holding on to that lock. Can you delete the .jazzlock file and restart the client? I am sure that when you try to delete that file it would mention that some process is holding on to it.

Omar Khemoudj
Feb 26 '19, 3:33 a.m.
Yes I can delete the .jazzlock file. It also seems that I need to End Process Tree. Thanks for your support.

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