Issue with Build Health report
Hi, I have several builds configured and running in my system.
In the Dash Board, I have added Build Health report for all of them, but
I have one that says "No build results found".
The "funny" thing is that there are tens of build results, and in fact
the other two viewlets: Build Duration report and Builds viewlet show
all its results.
I have compared the definition, parameters, setting, etc... with the
rest of builds definitions I am using and that show info in Build Health
report and I don't find any difference.
Any idea where to look for the problem?
Thanks in advance,
Chemi.
In the Dash Board, I have added Build Health report for all of them, but
I have one that says "No build results found".
The "funny" thing is that there are tens of build results, and in fact
the other two viewlets: Build Duration report and Builds viewlet show
all its results.
I have compared the definition, parameters, setting, etc... with the
rest of builds definitions I am using and that show info in Build Health
report and I don't find any difference.
Any idea where to look for the problem?
Thanks in advance,
Chemi.
4 answers
Chemi,
I assume the Build Health Report runs on the data warehouse.
The Build results you see are from life queries and not the Data Warehouse. To get data into the warehouse make sure the task scheduled to do so actually runs (requires at least RTC Standard). It usually runs midnight. You can run it manually in case you are DWAdmin from the reports page in the Web Client.
Ralph
I assume the Build Health Report runs on the data warehouse.
The Build results you see are from life queries and not the Data Warehouse. To get data into the warehouse make sure the task scheduled to do so actually runs (requires at least RTC Standard). It usually runs midnight. You can run it manually in case you are DWAdmin from the reports page in the Web Client.
Ralph
Hi, I have several builds configured and running in my system.
In the Dash Board, I have added Build Health report for all of them, but
I have one that says "No build results found".
The "funny" thing is that there are tens of build results, and in fact
the other two viewlets: Build Duration report and Builds viewlet show
all its results.
I have compared the definition, parameters, setting, etc... with the
rest of builds definitions I am using and that show info in Build Health
report and I don't find any difference.
Any idea where to look for the problem?
Thanks in advance,
Chemi.
On 3/4/2010 10:23 AM, rschoon wrote:
Yes, I know. And I executed the task tens of times. In fact, as i
commented I have the same report for the rest of builds working
perfectly. It is just this one for a specific build that is not working.
Build Duration report, I understand also use the warehouse, right? And
it works for this specific build definition.
Problem is that I don't see any difference and I don't know where to
look further.
Thanks,
Chemi.
Chemi,
I assume the Build Health Report runs on the data warehouse.
The Build results you see are from life queries and not the Data
Warehouse. To get data into the warehouse make sure the task
scheduled to do so actually runs (requires at least RTC Standard). It
usually runs midnight. You can run it manually in case you are DWAdmin
from the reports page in the Web Client.
Yes, I know. And I executed the task tens of times. In fact, as i
commented I have the same report for the rest of builds working
perfectly. It is just this one for a specific build that is not working.
Build Duration report, I understand also use the warehouse, right? And
it works for this specific build definition.
Problem is that I don't see any difference and I don't know where to
look further.
Thanks,
Chemi.
On 3/4/2010 4:33 AM, Chemi wrote:
This is a known problem, and is tracked in work item 101239.
https://jazz.net/jazz/resource/itemName/com.ibm.team.workitem.WorkItem/101239
james
RTC Reports Team Lead
On 3/4/2010 10:23 AM, rschoon wrote:
Chemi,
I assume the Build Health Report runs on the data warehouse.
The Build results you see are from life queries and not the Data
Warehouse. To get data into the warehouse make sure the task
scheduled to do so actually runs (requires at least RTC Standard). It
usually runs midnight. You can run it manually in case you are DWAdmin
from the reports page in the Web Client.
Yes, I know. And I executed the task tens of times. In fact, as i
commented I have the same report for the rest of builds working
perfectly. It is just this one for a specific build that is not working.
Build Duration report, I understand also use the warehouse, right? And
it works for this specific build definition.
Problem is that I don't see any difference and I don't know where to
look further.
Thanks,
Chemi.
This is a known problem, and is tracked in work item 101239.
https://jazz.net/jazz/resource/itemName/com.ibm.team.workitem.WorkItem/101239
james
RTC Reports Team Lead
On 3/4/2010 3:44 PM, James Moody wrote:
I see, that is the reason.... Ok. I should have found it before
asking... :-(
Thanks!
Chemi.
On 3/4/2010 4:33 AM, Chemi wrote:
On 3/4/2010 10:23 AM, rschoon wrote:
Chemi,
I assume the Build Health Report runs on the data warehouse.
The Build results you see are from life queries and not the Data
Warehouse. To get data into the warehouse make sure the task
scheduled to do so actually runs (requires at least RTC Standard). It
usually runs midnight. You can run it manually in case you are DWAdmin
from the reports page in the Web Client.
Yes, I know. And I executed the task tens of times. In fact, as i
commented I have the same report for the rest of builds working
perfectly. It is just this one for a specific build that is not working.
Build Duration report, I understand also use the warehouse, right? And
it works for this specific build definition.
Problem is that I don't see any difference and I don't know where to
look further.
Thanks,
Chemi.
This is a known problem, and is tracked in work item 101239.
https://jazz.net/jazz/resource/itemName/com.ibm.team.workitem.WorkItem/101239
james
RTC Reports Team Lead
I see, that is the reason.... Ok. I should have found it before
asking... :-(
Thanks!
Chemi.