Repotools failing on export of Derby database
I am trying to migrate a small RTC installation that uses the Derby database to begin using a new Oracle database.
I am running RTC 3.0.1 on Windows Server 2008 SP2. After I've stopped RTC by going into Services and telling the "Apache Tomcat tomcat5" service to stop, I open up a command prompt and do: Provisioning using "C:\IBM\JazzTeamServer\server\conf\jts\provision_profiles". Jazz Foundation - Core Libraries, Version 3.0.1 (RJF-I20110602-0017) CRJAZ1363I Loading the configuration from "file:conf/jts/teamserver.properties". CRJAZ1779I This server is configured as a JTS. CRJAZ1971I The server is configured with: Public URI: "https://<private>.com:9443/jts" CRJAZ1365I The server is attempting to connect to the following database: "conf/ jts/derby/repositoryDB" CRJAZ1364I The connection to the following database was successful: Db Product Name: Apache Derby Db Product Version: 10.5.3.2 - (1073208) Db URL: jdbc:derby:conf/jts/derby/repositoryDB;create=true Jdbc Driver Name: Apache Derby Embedded JDBC Driver Jdbc Driver Version: 10.5.3.2 - (1073208) CRJAZ8192I: Fulltext Index Location: C:\IBM\JazzTeamServer\server\conf\jts\indic es\workitemindex\fulltext_index CRJAZ8190I: The fulltext index should point to an absolute directory but is curr ently set to 'conf/jts/indices/workitemindex' CRJAZ1770E The configured database lock id does not match the lock id in the dat abase. This can happen if 2 applications or Jazz Team Servers are trying to acce ss the same set of tables, or if the lock id was overwritten or lost in the team server.properties configuration file. Check the server configuration and the da tabase connection spec and ensure they are correct. To recover from an emergenc y lockout, the lock can be reset using the 'repotools -resetRepoLockId' command. Check the log file for information on the affected database. CRJAZ1093I The following service class was not activated: "com.ibm.team.reposito ry.service.internal.rdb.DatabaseStateService" CRJAZ1141I Cannot get the service "com.ibm.team.repository.service.internal.rdb. IDatabaseStateService". CRJAZ1203I Could not determine the database location. CRJAZ1306I The service "com.ibm.team.repository.service.internal.rdb.IDatabaseSt ateService" is not available. CRJAZ1204I The database "conf/jts/derby/repositoryDB" does not exist, the databa se tables have not been created, or the database user does not have the required privileges to access the database. It almost sounds like Derby hasn't been stopped. So my question is what is the correct way to stop RTC entirely (Tomcat/CCM Application/Derby/etc) in Windows 2008 SP2? If I'm already performing this correctly are there any other ideas what the issue could be? |
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Ralph Schoon (63.4k●3●36●46)
| answered May 03 '12, 2:18 a.m.
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Hi Barry,
if the Tomcat server is shut down and all processes are gone, Derby is shut down too. This message:
indicates a potential problem. I am only confused why it comes up during the export. The background of this message is that, to avoid accidental access from two applications to the same DB a lock ID is used. If the lock ID of the database is different to the lock ID stored in the teamserver.properties, this error comes up. You can fix this following the instruction in the error message. Before you do that, check the teamserver.properties for JTS and make sure the DB connection is correct. In addition check the other teamserver.properties of the other applications to make sure they point to different, valid databases. make sure not to confuse the data warehouse connection infos withe the infos the application uses. |
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