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Troubleshooting the Jazz Reporting Service

Authors: GerardCregan, ThomasMathews, FrancescoChiossi, PaulEllis
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This page is the starting point to find information and techniques that you can use to diagnose and troubleshoot issues related to reporting, Lifecycle Query Engine (LQE), Data Collection Component (DCC), Report Builder (also know as JRS - Jazz Reporting Service). This page is expected to be used by administrators of IBM Engineering Jazz Reporting Service as supplemental guidance to the IBM Documentation.

IBM Engineering Jazz Reporting Service users should use the IBM Support Jazz Reporting Service 101 which contains links to News; Must gathers; Technical Notes; JRS video tutorials; and more.

Where is the issue?

Reporting issues usually involve multiple products. For example, when a report shows incorrect or stale data:

  • is it an issue with the query in Report builder?
  • is it an issue with the datasource within LQE or DCC
  • does the application expose the right data to LQE or DCC?
  • is the TRS provider (ELM application) correct and up-to-date?

If the following guidance does not resolve your issue, then refer to the following mustgathers:

Once you have collected this data, raise a case with IBM Support, who will assist you.

Troubleshooting Report Builder

Lifecycle Query Engine issues

Configuration aware reporting Troubleshootingcovers many of the known issues for those who use Lifecycle Query Engine for reporting on configurations.


Validating the applications (TRS providers)

One of the mechanisms available to administrators, if their users' reports are inconsistent is to validate the TRS provider. Each application that provides a data source to LQE, will have a way to validate that what is being presented to LQE is consistent. For more information on validating data providers, see the What can happen from the Data Provider (TRS)? link and also the IBM documentation:

There are additional pages for advanced troubleshooting the validation output from the applications. TRS Validation explains how to deeper investigate issues that have been reported previously, including how to set verbose logging.
DOORS Next has an application-specific troubleshooting page that address issues reported with both modes of TRS validation with DOORS Next.
Log-based TRS provides further information on the process of switching to the new mode of TRS processing with DOORS Next.

LQE rs

There are specific steps to graduating from LQE (Jena store) to LQE (relational store). The IBM documentation Working with Lifecycle Query Engine relational store reports is your starting point for this. The topics covered within that document are:


Database sizing for LQE relational store provides guidance for sizing database servers that host the Lifecycle Query Engine - Relational store (LQE rs) application.

Data Warehouse Data source

Troubleshooting Data Collection Component is the starting document for Data Warehouse issues.

For further troubleshooting guidance, technical notes on issues or details of Known Issues, visit the Jazz Reporting Service 101 page.

Additional Log4j traces

Prior to versions 7.0.1 SR1 / 7.0.2 SR2: here are some traces that can be added in log4j.properties per product

For versions 7.0.1 SR1 / 7.0.2 SR2 and beyond: traces are to be added in log4j2.xml per product

  • Report Builder
Report Builder Traces
  • Lifecycle Query Engine
  • Data Collection Component

Other scenarios


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