NI VXI Resource Manager keeps on saying locked up

Whenever I run resource manager, it keeps saying it locks up last time when it was running although it was not really locked up last time. Anybody knows how to fix this? Thanks.

I have some additional information and questions regarding this issue.
What version of NI-VISA and MAX do you have installed? There is
an issue with MAX 4 and Resman crashing when run outside of MAX.
A patch for this issue is on our website. However, I have never seen the issue this patch fixes not hang Resman. So my guess is that this is not what is happening in your case since you say it works for a month or so.
What happens when you run Resman twice in a row? Do you get the
hang message the second time? If you do, it's likely that you
have a registry permission problem. To detect lockups, Resman
writes a value to the registry when it starts, and deletes it just
before it exits. If the registry value is still present when
Resman starts, it says it detected a lockup. Thus if the key has
been created but not deleted due to registry permissions problems,
Resman will -always- say it locked up. Are you logged in as
Administrator? What permissions do you have on the computer?
Robert Mortensen
Software Engineer
National Instruments

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Will Hartung wrote:
Weblogic 8.1, I don't recall which service pack, sp10? Maybe?Well, we're only up to sp5 here, so we'll have to catch up ;)
Please try this:
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MaxCapacity="45" Name="OraclePool"
Password="*****"
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Targets="myserver" TestConnectionsOnCreate="true"
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JNDIName="dbpool" Name="OracleSource"
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You don't want the pool in flux at runtime, either shrinking or
growing. Just have it make what you need at startup and keep it.
Test-on-release is a waste of cycles. Also, I set keep-xa-con
till tx complete, to ensure that only one connection is ever
used for a given tx. XA allows connections to be changed at the
granularity of a single JDBC call, but that provides no real
benefit, and some overhead.
Let me know if this helps, and do let me know what real
service pack you're running.
thanks
Joe
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Hi LucianP,
Sorry to hear about your difficulties. Some times installing one manually resolves the issue.
http://www.adobe.com/downloads/updates/
-Dave

Open jpegs from Premier CS3 in PhotoshopCS3 says locked file will not save to jpeg

When I open a jpeg or tiff, from Premiere to photoshop, and make some modifications (like simply mode to grayscale) and try to save it back to the jpeg it refuses, saying the file is locked and I should go to Explorer, properties and unlock. However the files are not locked in the properties, so my only choice is to save as another file, re-load it itno Premiere, and put it on the timeline. I used to be able to edit directly from Premier to Photoshop, and save - on CS3!
I have no clue what I might have done to cause this, except it is a fresh install of Master Suite on a fresh install of Vista Ultimate.
Any help appreciated.
Jack

I also realize that my saying, "that is the way it works for me," doesn't help you, since it doesn't work for you. Did it EVER work for you? YES IT DID, THAT IS WHAT IS PUZZLING, AND IN CS3 ALSO.
Couple of thoughts/questions:
Are you networked? YES, 2 WSIDE BY SIDE AND A THECUS RAID5 5 TERABYTE DATA BOS WHERE I KEEP MANY VIDEO AND STILLS. Are you logged in as an Administrator? I AM THE ONLY ADMINISTRATOR AND LOGGED IN AS SUCH. Are the Assets on internal (non-mapped) HDDs? IN FACT THE THECUS ACTS JUST LIKE ANOTHER INTERNAL HARD DRIVE, NEVER HAD THIS PROBLEM WITH IT BEFORE. I'M NOT MUCH OF A COMPUTER PERSON, SO NOT EVEN SURE WHAT MAPPED MEANS, BUT WHEN I WAS ABLE TO EDIT FROM PREMIERE BY SIMPLY CLICKING ON EDIT IN PHOTOSHOP, AND THE ASSETS WERE STORED ON THE THECUS, FIXES CAME BACK DIRECTLY TO PREMIERE. NOW THE SAY 'LOCKED' Any on external, or mapped-network HDDs? Are the Assets coming off of some media like CD, or DVD, and not first being transferred to internal HDDs? ALL ASSETS ARE ON INTERNAL DRIVES. I'VE TRANSFERRED SOME MEDIA TO THE SCRATCH DISC INTERNAL DRIVE AND GET THE SAME RESULT. If they originate FROM CD/DVD, are you making sure that they are not listed as Read Only, after copying? ALL I HAVE CHECKED HAVE NO CHECK ON READ ONLY. NONE ARE RECENTLY BROUGHT IN, I HAVE NEARLY 30,000 PHOTOS SEVERAL TERABYTES OF VIDEO. Windows likes to flag them that way, and it can bite you later. Anyone else on your network using these Assets? Are you using them in AE, AI, InDesign, etc., while also using them in Premiere/PS? I ONLY HAVE PREMIERE AND PHOTOSHOP OPEN, I EVEN CLOSED DOWN BRIDGE. Last, do you have Indexing turned on for any of your HDDs, as Windows loves to "lock" files, while it does its indexing. I turn this off for ALL HDDs, especially for my large externals. (Sometimes, when I move the external HDDs from workstation to workstation, XP will turn Indexing back on, and I have to disable this - happens about 10% of the time.) I HAVE RECENTLY INSTALLED COPERNIC TO DO SEARCHING, VISTA IS NOT FINDING THINGS WELL ENOUGH, IT MIGHT BE THE INDEXING, I'LL TRY THAT WHEN I GET BACK THIS AFTERNOON. THANKS FOR THE TIPS AND 20 QUESTIONS. THIS IS THE KIND OF HELP THAT THEY MEAN ABOUT RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS, THANKS
AND PARDON THE CAPS
JACK
"Locking" is usually tied into permissions. That's why I ask about the networking aspects.
Wish I had a quick fix for you.

Project Management and Resource Management Reporting Views

I am wondering if anyone would have and is willing to share some documentation they may have put together around reporting views related to Project Management and Resource Management modules. We are installing the projects suite and I have never done custom reporting out of these modules and would be interested in feedback or documentation anyone may have related to these or any offer of assistance or direction in designing the reporting views.
Thank you in advance!
Matt

hello Tony,
What I can say. Maybe you should use SAP PPM as a operational Project Management tool and integrate it with WBS elements and projects in SAP PS. Probably it will be the best solution for you.
The second way is to use a second project structure for project management as you wrote, with different number of this project. So you will have 2 structures one for actual posting of costs and the second for rest management needs and statistical posting of costs. Probably you will need CO substitution for posting of costs to post costs on these 2 structures.
There will be many other conditions to get right solution but I think this 2 ways are possible.
Adam

Resource manager does not seem to support failover

The resource manager, TMS_ORACLE, does not seem to support SQLnet's transparent
application failover (TAFO). The way this supposed to work is that if the DB connection
is lost, SQLnet detects it, and establishes a new connection in accordance with
the 'failover_mode' settings in your 'tnsnames.ora' file. It works fine for Oracle
tools like sqlplus, and also for the Tuxedo servers we created. However, the resource
manager doesn't seem to detect the loss at all, which renders our application
useless. Anybody seen this one?

Marcin Kasperski <[email protected]> wrote:
"Tom Hogan" <[email protected]> writes:
The resource manager, TMS_ORACLE, does not seem to support SQLnet's
transparent application failover (TAFO). The way this supposed to
work is that if the DB connection is lost, SQLnet detects it, and
establishes a new connection in accordance with the 'failover_mode'
settings in your 'tnsnames.ora' file. It works fine for Oracle tools
like sqlplus, and also for the Tuxedo servers we created. However,
the resource manager doesn't seem to detect the loss at all, which
renders our application useless. Anybody seen this one?We recently observed something similar - 'normal' Oracle applications
(in our case OCI programs) work perfectly after failover, XA
applications go at the same time crazy (mysterious OCI errors with
strange or no description repeated forever).
IIRC we also noted, that XA server is not provided with the callback
which inform about failing over. Probably it is provided to TMS_ORA.
Nevertheless, there is thing which seems promising: non-failover TNS
alias + setting the server to TPEXIT on (most) Oracle errors (so the
server restart on error and then choose the database which works).
But we did not perform any heavy testing, so in case you experiment
with it more, please share your experiences.
By the way: it is still very unclear to me what TMS_ORA does on
database failure. Using Oracle 8.0.* () I observed that TMS_ORA kept
running after database restart, rejecting all the transactions
received by the server (without even notifying it). Using Oracle 8.1.*
it is better (probably thanks to Oracle 'silently reconnect'
functionality), but ... it is Oracle who improved a bit. We even
opened support case asking for the clarification but the answer didn't
helped much :-(
( Marcin Kasperski | Software is not released, it is allowed to escape.
( http://www.mk.w.pl |
( Porady dla twórców serwisów WWW: http://www.mk.w.pl/porady/porady_www
)Thanks for the reply. I have opened cases with both BEA and Oracle. Oracle is
sure the fault is BEA. BEA says the fault is probably Oracle. Both cases are still
open, so there may be some hope. If I find anything I will post it.
Regards
Tom Hogan

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