I have a build that outputs various configuration files, some which are very similar but differ based on the attributes of the component they support. Our current naming convention for the configuration files consist of identifying the attributes supported:
Config_Foo_attr1.xml, Config_Foo_attr1_attr2.xml
As our attribute options grow so will the file names. Has anyone else dealt with something similar to this issue?
Anyone tried to run SQL to remove the -b [broker] parm from a hexecp?
hexecp -b [broker]
We have over a thousand of these in Harvest 12.0 and they are not allowed in 12.1. (Oracle DB)
Just trying to find out if anyone else is having as much fun as I am.
I'm looking for an opensource web application with some basic features:
- integration with a SVN/CVS/GIT existing repository
- deployment to hosts after building
The tools i've found so far is either lacking some features or not graphical. I'm ok with a more complex solution too as long as everything is web based and graphical.
Any tip? Ty in advance.
I am looking for articles or information about importance of performing Configuration Audit for a presentation to development team.
We normally conduct Configuration Audit before a release of Product and also we conduct quaterly audits to make sure that previously released products are recreatable. As this is the requirement of CMMI.
i would like to install CCRC client on MAC OS and access my vobs which are in Unix.
How do i start? Do we get the CCRC installable for MAC OS? IF yes, where can i find it? If it has to be from Eclipse, then can anyone guide me?
We have almost 14000 TT users, and we are finding hard to find invalid email address.
Do we have any script to get all the invalid email address?
I am new to the teamtrack and do not have basic knowledge on TT.
I have been asked to create a script which wil send notification mail to all the internal/external users via Outlook for outages, maintenance, etc…
Please help me.. waiting for the response
One of our requirement was to add requested release date of a application in Teamtrack. For example, suppose a appliction "ABC", now i would like to add a release date "04/04/2012."
We have a procees to login to the remote server and select the application name and add the release date.
Now my question is can we add the release date in Database directly. If Yes in which all tables and which column we need to add?
Thanks in advance !!!
We are moving from Xpediter to Debug tool. I need to update the corresponding processors with debug options.
1. Could someone help me with Dndevor & Debug tool compiler for COBOL version 3 and version 2
2. How to differentiate the versions in the processor in endevor.
3. Sample processor code of a cobol3/cobol2 with debug tool.
Regards,
Dinakar
I have an integration prep project setup with 4 sub-projects. One of the projects is now being displayed as the red exclamation mark.
I can see and update the sub project seperately, but it doesnt seem to be included in the overall project heirarchy, even though the BM project Grouping shows it as still being part of the same group it was before.
Any ideas on how I can get everything back to how it should be?
One of our requirement was to add requested release date of a application in Teamtrack.
For example suppose a appliction "ABC", now i would like to add a release date "04/04/2012".
We have a procees to login to the remote server and select the application name and add the release date
Now my question is can we add the release date in Database directly. If Yes in which all tables and which column we need to add?
Thanks in advance !!!
I have a machine behind a firewall I wish to connect to our Synergy server (6.4).
Which ports do I need to have punched open to allow this ?
I so far have :-
flexlm standard port
5412 - router
8830 - esd
objreg - ?? this has a different value on 2 different servers when checking with ccm monitor
Is there also any way of changing these port values or are they hardcoded?
Thanks
I'm using IBM Rational Synergy 7.1.0.5 in WAN mode.
I was trying to make a script that would do a Change Request/Problem Report digest for who is responsible for analysis, who the resolver is, etc.
The problem is that these fields contain not-meaningful-userids, so they are not so meaningful.
Is there a way to get a real name of the user via ccm query without admin access?
I can see in the Change that the names are displayed "like not-meaningful-userid, Firstname Lastname" but the analysis_responsible show only not-meaningful-userid.
PVCS Tracker used to do the same to me. I tried the below steps and it worked like a charm.
What I did is below:
Turning off Refresh (this will improve PVCS Tracker response time ):
Open the following file:C:\WINDOWS\PVCSTRK.INI
Add the following two lines:
[Workspace]
refresh_time=0
Save the file..
I would need some reference document with which Parallel Development process can be acheived.
IEEE 610.12-1990 – “CM is a discipline applying technical and administrative direction and surveillance to:
I work in a shop where cloning of databases, etc. is new.
The operations Mgr. wants to make a clone of the Dimensions CM database and application and have me test an upgrade (from 2009R1 to 2009R2) using these clones. I've been told that this upgrade is necessary so that Dimensions will be compatible with the Oracle 11g migration that is about to take place.
Has anyone had any experience with this? If so, what did it take to make it successful?
I noticed that <dbpath>/db does get a new timestamp, but since we run backups everyday, the timestamp of <dbpath>/db does not help in this case.
Is there any other means of querying for this info?
Actually, the usage is to determine if a database should still be kept live or should be archived and dropped.
Regards,
Terence
Has anyone actually authored a Configuration Management Handbook? If so, can you provide one for me to look at or a template to follow?
The governmnet organization I am supporting has never heard of this concept and is determined to get it confused with a CM Policy and a CM Plan.
Thank you
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