Logging Step Property Flags to Database

My customer wants his TestStand 2 customization to log a set of property flags pertaining to step types to the associated database (specifically, the PropFlags_IncludeInReport value).
Is there anything in the standard Logging structure which holds the values of these flags? If not, what would be my best approach to forwarding the relevant information?
Thanks.

DGM -
The only way for the logging feature to access such information is if the API was accessible from the expression language, and this is not the case. I cannot think of any way to do this right now.
Scott Richardson
National Instruments

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Logging step parameters to database

I need to port some code from our in-house testexecutive to TestStand. The old testexecutive gives the parameters as Array of doubles to the measurement module witten in C. To port that code, I will create a custom teststep with a additonal container named Parameters as step property for each measurement module. Each parameter will be a number subproperty in that container and will be loaded with the property loader with values for a single teststep.
That works fine so far.
Since the parameters may change from time to time, we want to log them also in the result database (Access).
SoI want to create a additional table named STEP_PARAMETER in the result database schema with the following members :
CREATE TABLE STEP_PARAMETER
ID
COUNTER CONSTRAINT STEP_PARAMETER_CONSTRAINT PRIMARY KEY,
STEP_RESULT INTEGER NOT NULL,
PARAMETER_NAME TEXT,
PARAMETER_VALUE DOUBLE,
CONSTRAINT STEP_PARAMETER_FK FOREIGN KEY (STEP_RESULT) REFERENCES STEP_RESULT (ID)
and add a substep to the steptype which loops over all subproperties of the Parameters Container to save name and value of that subproperty.
However I've found some problems with that design:
To write a generic substep I have to loop over all subproperties of the container without knowing number and names before. How to realize that in TestStand.
And how do I realize a database access in detail. Do I have to open the result database myself. Or are there some ready to use database handles for the result database available in TestStand. And how do I get the get the reference key ( The ID of the step result record for that test step) ?

Hi Markus,
I know exactly what you are talking about. I found myself in a similar situation. I have several devices associated with a test, the number of devices is different from time to time and I needed to store that in the database. One idea was to write my own step that would write this device list to the database but I couldn't get the id from access.
I finally figured out a way to do this. Follow this link to read the entry:
http://exchange.ni.com/servlet/ProcessRequest?RHIVEID=101&RPAGEID=135&HOID=506500000008000000AF560000&UCATEGORY_0=_8_&UCATEGORY_S=0
There is a difference between what I'm doing and what you will need to do. My array was per UUT, you array is per step is I understand correctly and this my complicate things.
Hopefull
y this can help you get started and give you some ideas. If I think on something else, I will let you know. Anyone out there has another idea?
Marcela.

Steps to Copy a Database in SAP

Hi,
What are the steps to copy a database in SAP?
Thanks,
Sreekar.

Hi,
The steps of database copy are as below.
1. To make Database copy between two systems, you have to check file size on
Target System.
Use commands:
df -k
bdf (HP-UX)
2. On the Source System, check the files which are going to move.
Use commands:
su ora
svrmgrl
connect internal;
select name from v$controlfile;
select name from v$datafile;
select name from v$logfile;
3. Release all change requests on source system.
4. Shutdown database (Source system)
Use commands:
su - adm
stopsap
5. Copy the controlfiles, datafiles, logfiles from source system to target
system.
Backup via tar
ftp or rcp
For example: You can write a simple script.
rcp r src_server:/oracle/SRC/sapdata1 /oracle/TRG
rcp r src_server:/oracle/SRC/sapdata2 /oracle/TRG
rcp r src_server:/oracle/SRC/sapdata3 /oracle/TRG
or for backup
tar cvf /dev/ sapdata* dbs origlog* mirrlog*
6. Copy $Oracle_Home/dbs/init.ora parameter file from source system to
target system. Change all old SIDs to new SIDs except db_name parameter.
Save it with old SID name.
7. On the target system, change parameter /dbname= on
parameter file /usr/sap/trans/bin/TPPARAM
8. Change all owners and groups.
Use commands:
With root user.
cd /oracle/
chown R ora:dba sapdata*
chown R ora:dba origlog*
chown R ora:dba mirrlog*
9. Change the name of control files (cntrl.dbf) with new SID
10. Startup mount must work successfully.
Use command:
su ora
svrmgrl
connect internal;
startup mount;
11. Define new locations to database for data files and log files.
Use command:
su ora
svrmgrl
connect internal;
alter database rename file /old/file/name to /new/file/name;
12. Startup R/3 with startsap.
Use commands:
su - adm
startsap
13. If not start; see OSS note--> 8179 (grant connect to sapr3 identified by SAP)
14. Log on to SAP via SAP* user.
15. Run ST06 and set workbench organizer.
16. Install new license.
17. Change the spool server names on SAP system. (SPAD)
Reward points if found helpfull...
Cheers,
Siva.

Is it possible to log an array to a database using only one statement?

I'm using Teststand 2.0.1. Now I can use "database options.." to log single number or string to Oracle database with no problem. But I have the difficulty to log an array to my database by using only one statement. Does Teststand has the ability to loop the stepresult usingthe array size as an index to log the array to the database? Or some other way to log array?

Jingtao -
You have a two options to log array data:
1) Use the Str expression function to convert the array of number property to a string with elements delimited by some character like a comma or space. You could then the single value to a variable string field. To retrieve the data you will have to parse the string to repackage the data.
2) Log the data directly to a binary field. TestStand takes the safearray version of the array and writes it byte for byte out to the field. To retrieve the data, you will have to pull it back into a safearray to repackage it in binary form.
Did you have a different way that you would have liked TestStand to use to store the data? What type of data field and what format of data?
Scott Richardson (NI)
Scott Richardson
National Instruments

Installation hangs at step 18-Load Java Database Content

Hi,
I am trying to install NW04s WAS. No matter, how many times I uninstall & reinstall(after properly clearing registry entries by running supplied cleaner.exe,stop the Xserver services if running), the installation just doesn't progress at step 18- 'Load Java Database Content'.
Here is what I did:
I read other threads and checked from the SAP Management Console if the DB is online. It is online and the DB is not full.But the log and Data states are shown as 0%.
Next, according to some threads I removed the JDK 1.4.2_15 and installed 1.4.2_12 version.No use.
I couldn't find any other threads with suggestions which could be of help to my issue.
I am using windows vista home premium.I get some errors during installation but not during step 18. so I am not sure whether to consider those errors for this issue.
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PHASE 2007-09-22 15:40:18
Prepare the installation program.
WARNING[E] 2007-09-22 15:43:05
Error converting from service name=sapmsJ2E/protocol=tcp to port number. SAPRETURN=12
WARNING[E] 2007-09-22 15:44:47
Error converting from service name=sapmsJ2E/protocol=tcp to port number. SAPRETURN=12
WARNING[E] 2007-09-22 15:45:50
Error converting from service name=sapmsJ2E/protocol=tcp to port number. SAPRETURN=12
ERROR 2007-09-22 15:50:42
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) in execution of a 'OpenService' function, line (255), with parameter (SAPOsCol).
ERROR 2007-09-22 15:51:12
FSL-06002 Error 1060 (The specified service does not exist as an installed service.
) in execution of a 'OpenService' function, line (255), with parameter (SAPJ2E_01).
ERROR 2007-09-22 15:51:12
FSL-06002 Error 1060 (The specified service does not exist as an installed service.
) in execution of a 'OpenService' function, line (255), with parameter (SAPJ2E_01).
ERROR 2007-09-22 15:51:12
FSL-06002 Error 1060 (The specified service does not exist as an installed service.
) in execution of a 'OpenService' function, line (255), with parameter (SAPJ2E_00).
ERROR 2007-09-22 15:51:12
FSL-06002 Error 1060 (The specified service does not exist as an installed service.
) in execution of a 'OpenService' function, line (255), with parameter (SAPJ2E_00).
WARNING 2007-09-22 15:52:11
While copying files to 'C:\usr\sap\J2E\SCS01\exe': source file 'C:\usr\sap\J2E\SYS\exe\run/icudt26.dll' not found.
WARNING 2007-09-22 15:52:12
While copying files to 'C:\usr\sap\J2E\JC00\exe': source file 'C:\usr\sap\J2E\SYS\exe\run/icudt26.dll' not found.
ERROR 2007-09-22 15:52:31
FSL-06002 Error 1060 (The specified service does not exist as an installed service.
) in execution of a 'OpenService' function, line (255), with parameter (SAPOsCol).
WARNING 2007-09-22 15:54:12
Execution of the command "C:\usr\sap/J2E/JC00/igs/bin/igswd.exe 'C:\usr\sap\J2E\JC00\igs' '-c' '-tracelevel=1' '-mux=Karthik-PC,40000' '-listenerhttp=40080' '-portwatcher=40001' '-portwatcher=40002'" finished with return code 1. Output:
PHASE 2007-09-22 16:03:03
Deploying SDAs (using SDM and SAP J2EE Engine).
PHASE 2007-09-22 16:03:22
Deploying SDAs (using SDM and SAP J2EE Engine).
PHASE 2007-09-22 16:04:29
Deploying SDAs (using SDM and SAP J2EE Engine).
PHASE 2007-09-22 16:05:18
Deploying SDAs (using SDM and SAP J2EE Engine).
PHASE 2007-09-22 16:05:59
SAP J2EE Engine
PHASE 2007-09-22 16:06:09
JLoad Run
I have spent a lot of time to have this installed. Please somebody help.
Thanks
Karthik

Hi Raja and Anatoliy Misyura ,
Thanks a lot for taking time to reply to my issue.
1)I completely unistalled the previous version by running clearner.exe and stopping the services,removing sapdb folder etc.,
2)Then I disabled my antivirus,firewall etc.,
3)Installed jdk 1.4.2_11(after removed the previously tried version 1.4.2_12
4)Ran the SAPInst installer
But unfortunately still the installer stops at the same step!
Don't know what's going wrong.....
Raja- Can you tell me what is the windows OS version you have? Mine is home premium.
Thanks
Karthik
Can you guys let me know if you have any other suggestions

Where is the standby file method/property in SMO.Database

Hello,
I'm trying to locate the method / property in SMO.Database for StandByFile (undo backup file). I'm able to set it during a restore using SMO.Restore.StandByFile, but I'm currently building a empty DB from the properties of an exisitng DB and this is a property
I need to at least read from if not modify directly.
Hoping for some help.
EDIT: Adding small part of script for context
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$SMORestore.RelocateFiles.Add($newfile) | Out-Null
$SMORestore.SqlRestore($srv)
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} catch {
$_.Exception
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$error[0] | fl -force
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$fg = New-Object -TypeName Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Smo.FileGroup -ArgumentList $dstdb, $group.name
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$datafile = new-object -TypeName Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Smo.DataFile -ArgumentList $fg, $file.name
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$_.Exception
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$dstdb.Create()
Write-Host 'Database' $tname 'created successfully'
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$error[0] | fl -force
break
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How were you able to see the tuf in your ldf? Using a simple text editor i'm unable to see mine.
if you open that file with text editor, you can't use "find" functionality because its not an ASCII text. It took some time for me to locate the text which you are seeing in image which I posted.
Also how certain are you that it is not possible, do you have experience programming with SMO? Not that I don't believe you but I have spent some time developing a ps script that somewhat hinges on this, so not happy if it was all for not.
I have NEVER worked with SMO and have no experience. But Since I have spent 10 years of my life working with Microsoft with SQL Server Product support team, I can tell you that it's not stored in any table in database. It's part of LDF and there is no way
to get that without parsing the LDF file.
Here is one of the blog written by my friend, who was working in my team.
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/batala/archive/2011/07/21/how-to-see-the-standby-file-path-when-we-restore-the-database-in-standby-mode.aspx
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Replace the hidden step property Id (GUID) by a unique integer number on sequence level.

Hi,
I want to log TestStand data into an existing SQL database.
The step ID in my database is an integer (Integer data van -2^31 (-2.147.483.648) tot 2^31-1 (2.147.483.647)),
so a GUID id does not fit in this field.
Is it possible to change the GUID id to a unique integer number on sequence level? TestStand should stuff the integer id automatically while inserting steps…
If a number field is added to the test steps definitions, is it possible that TestStand automatically fills the numeric step ID for each instance of the test steps in the sequence while inserting the step?
Best regards

You could use the index and step group of the step to create a numeric id, but it will change as soon as any step is inserted before the step.
If you absolutely can't change your database and have to make it work, you could always generate/update a map of GUID to integer id for each sequence, perhaps at runtime from the first step in the sequence. Basically, have the first step create or update the mapping. You'd also likely need to store a last used id so you know what id to start with when you add anything to the map.
Really probably the best solution is to change the database though. If you really want a unique ID per step that survives inserting new steps before it, then a GUID is a much simpler way to go.
Hope this helps,
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Hi Support,
Could anyone please provide the steps to upgrade Oracle Database EE from 11.2.0.3.8 to 11.2.0.4.0.
Thanks
Imtiyaz

You will need to install 11.2.0.4 into a new ORACLE_HOME, apply the latest 11.2.0.4 PSU patch to the new ORACLE_HOME (see MOS Doc 1454618.1) and then follow the steps in the Upgrade Guide
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Steps to upgrade oracle database from11.2.0.1 to 11.2.0.3 on Windows 2003 3

Hi,
Upgrade steps
1. Install 11.2.0.3.0 rdbms software
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i)Out-of-place upgrade (Recommended) -- 11.2.0.3 will be installed as standalone at another location. So there is no impact on source oracle home and also DB upgrade will take less time
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p10098816_112030_LINUX_2of7.zip )
Note 1194734.1 : Where do I find that on My Oracle Support (MOS) [Video]
Note 549617.1 : How To Verify The Integrity Of A Patch/Software Download? [Video]
Note 169706.1 : Oracle Database Installation and Configuration Requirements Quick Reference (8.0.5 to 11.2)
2) Finish the post installation steps as per the patchset README (readme.html).
3) upgrade the database to 11.2.0.3
Kindly ensure source database has all Valid DB components(dba_registry) and there are no invalid sys/system objects
Note 419550.1 : Different Upgrade Methods For Upgrading Your Database
Note 837570.1 : Complete Checklist for Manual Upgrades to 11gR2 (applicable to 11.2.0.3)
Note.870814.1 : Complete checklist to upgrade the database to 11gR2 using DBUA (applicable to 11.2.0.3)
4) After db upgrade, you can apply PSU patch of 11.2.0.3, it will give latest bug fixes of 11.2.0.3
The latest PSU patch is (Reference: Quick Reference To Patch Numbers For Database PSU, CPU And Bundle Patches (Doc ID 1454618.1))
14727310 (11.2.0.3.5) Jan 2013 DATABASE 11.2.0.3
Patch readme file has Installation instructions.
Oracle Database Upgrade Path Reference List (Doc ID 730365.1)
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Krishna

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Folks,
Hello. I am working on Human Resources and Campus Solution 9.0 (HRCS 9.0) Portal. The thing is as below:
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When you look at the readme on Oracle Software Delivery Cloud for PeopleSoft Human Capital Management and Campus Solutions 9.0:
PeopleSoft Human Capital Management and Campus Solutions 9.0 – Revision 5: This part (number V30469-01) has replaced the PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Resources Management System (HRMS) and Campus Solutions 9.0 media (part number B34591-01), the PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Resources Management System and Campus Solutions 9.0 - Revision 1 media (part number V20635-01) and the PeopleSoft Enterprise Human Resources Management System and Campus Solutions 9.0: Feature Pack – March 2011 media (part number V24852-01). New installations of PeopleSoft Human Capital Management and Campus Solutions 9.0 should use this part. If you have already installed the original HRMS and Campus Solutions 9.0 (part number B34591-01) media, Revision 1 (part number V20635-01) media, or Feature Pack - March 2011 (part number V24852-01) media, you should install the Maintenance Packs or bundles available on My Oracle Support; you should not install this part. The PeopleSoft Human Capital Management and Campus Solutions 9.0 – Revision 5 media includes all maintenance posted through December 27, 2011 (up to PeopleSoft HCM and CS Maintenance Pack 13, PeopleSoft HRMS Bundle #18, PeopleSoft Campus Solutions Bundle #23, PeopleSoft Payroll Tax Update 11-F, and Global Payroll Update 2011-F). If you install this media, you do not need to separately install these maintenance packs or bundles. All installs of HCM and Campus Solutions 9.0 – Revision 5 require PeopleTools 8.52.03 or higher+. Please check the upgrade documentation for the PeopleTools requirements for your specific upgrade path. For additional information on PeopleSoft Feature Packs, please go to My Oracle Support.
So if you are using the install files from Oracle Software Delivery Cloud for PeopleSoft Human Capital Management and Campus Solutions 9.0, you can only download the revision recut that is running on PeopleTools 8.52.03 and you can not downgrade to PeopleTools 8.49.
If you have your original installation files (HRMS 9.0 on PeopleTools 8.49), you can use these.
If you do not have your original installation files, you only option is to contact Oracle
Regards,
Hakan

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i have 23 datafiles in a tablespace .i want to merge these 23 datafiles into 4 to 5 datafiles.What are the steps for merging of database files
Edited by: mithun on Oct 22, 2011 11:29 PM

>
i have 23 datafiles in a tablespace .i want to merge these 23 datafiles into no of
small no of datafiles.What are the steps for merging of database filesYou didn't mention your Oracle version.
See here for creating tablespaces http://www.adp-gmbh.ch/ora/sql/create_tablespace.html.
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Then create tables in your new tablespace x_old_table_name(s) - you can Google this.
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Drop old_table_name(s)
Rename x_old_table_name(s) old_table_name(s).
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pls tell me what are the steps to connect to database or file in mainframe os/390
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Can WS Audit logs be send to a database instead than to a file?

Is it possible to configure OC4J so that the audit logs are sent to a database table instead to the log.xml file? I'm trying to write an admin console through the web where the user can see the failed invocations to the webservice. It would be nice if I'm able to read the messages processed from a database table.
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Yes, OAS does.
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If anyone has some tutorials for how to use log step pl send me.
Thanks in advance.
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