tablespace for DW when using SQL Server
When configuring JTS for a CLM beta3 installation, the wizard is asking for a database table space folder and custom report database user.
I have selected SQL Server and created the dw database. I am confused as to what to enter for tablespace (is this relevant for SQL server databases ?). It is not asked for the JTS database.... Thanks, Daan. |
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When running JTS setup and choosing the SQL Server as the database at one point it asks to enter 'Database Table Space' Folder.
Here is what needs to be done: a. Create a folder in SQL Server path named DBbase manually first. This is where the SQL Server will contain the Database Table Spaces. C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL10_50.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\DBbase b. So one needs to just provide this path in the JTS set-up page, where it asks for "Database Table Space Folder" and continue. Essentially, the Database Table Space in a SQL Server is where this database stores logical group of data files. c. After this, one can see the following SQL Server Database Table Space files, in the location mentioned above: VNF_32k, VNF_IDX, VSTR_32K, VSTR_32K2, VSTR_IDX I hope this helps anyone having the same query. |
I was getting this error doing a manual setup of the database:
repotools-jts.bat -createWarehouse I had to use double back slashes in teamserver.properties file to get it working. Both forward slashes and single backslashes gave an errors Singe backslash The physical file name 'c:Jazzdata\VNF_32K.ndf' may be incorrect And forward slash The physical file name 'c:/Jazz/data/VNF_32K.ndf' may be incorrect Here's what I used that worked: com.ibm.team.datawarehouse.db.base.folder=C:\\Jazz\\data |
Hi Daan
Did you ever get this working? I am trying to install RC1 onto multiple servers , it works fine on a single server, but when I select SQL Server for the DW database, it wants the table space property completed.... cheers David When configuring JTS for a CLM beta3 installation, the wizard is asking for a database table space folder and custom report database user. |
Hi Daan Nope, did not get any response on this request, and did not manage to find a work around. regards, Daan. |
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Hopefully will look at this thread again....... I checked in the SQL server and it has created 5 filegroups ( similar to tablespaces ) - Primary, VNF_32K , VNF_IDX , VSTR_32K and VSTR_IDX. The error I get in the logs is ( ignore the dbo prefix is doesn't work with anything ) 2011-04-14 14:29:01,215 ALTER DATABASE ADD FILE ( NAME = N'VNF_32K', FILENAME = N'dbo\VNF_32K.ndf' , SIZE = 51200KB , FILEGROWTH = 51200KB ) TO FILEGROUP com.ibm.team.repository.common.TeamRepositoryException: ALTER DATABASE ADD FILE ( NAME = N'VNF_32K', FILENAME = N'dbo\VNF_32K.ndf' , SIZE = 51200KB , FILEGROWTH = 51200KB ) TO FILEGROUP at com.ibm.team.datawarehouse.service.AbstractDataWarehouseDbProvider.internalExecuteSql(AbstractDataWarehouseDbProvider.java:223) and a bit further down Caused by: com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerException: A file activation error occurred. The physical file name 'dbo\VNF_32K.ndf' may be incorrect. Diagnose and correct additional errors, and retry the operation. Not sure if that helps anyone..... cheers David Hi Daan Nope, did not get any response on this request, and did not manage to find a work around. regards, Daan. |
Hi Daan Nope, did not get any response on this request, and did not manage to find a work around. regards, Daan. Hi Daan/Dave This was reported as a defect in the documentation - and has been corrected. The fix was on an internal server I don't have access to but I asked this to be posted to another thread. Keep an eye on this work item - or better still - add your comment to ask for the corrected instructions to be posted in the work item. https://jazz.net/jazz/web/projects/Jazz%20Foundation#action=com.ibm.team.workitem.viewWorkItem&id=161522 regards anthony |
This field should be filled with an existing path where you want to save the datafiles. i.e.: c:\data\jazz\
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