Resolving Problems with SAS Environment Manager
Cannot Add Discovered Resources into Inventory
When you add auto-discovered resources into the inventory,
you might see the following error message
Unable
to import platform : org.hyperic.hq.common.SystemException: org.hibernate.ObjectNotFoundException:No
row the the given identifier exists: [org.hyperic.hq.autoinventory.Allp#10001]
Purge the AIQ data in
the SAS Environment Monitor database. Follow these steps:
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Select
Administration
HQ Health
Database tab
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Select
Purge
AIQ Data from the
Action menu.
These messages appear:
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DELETE FROM EAM_AIQ_IP: 0 rows
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DELETE FROM EAM_AIQ_SERVICE: 0
rows
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DELETE FROM EAM_AIQ_SERVER: 0 rows
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DELETE FROM EAM_AIQ_PLATFORM: 0
rows
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Resource in Availability Portlet with No Availability Information
If you add a resource that has been discovered but does not
have any availability information to an Availability Summary portlet,
the portlet will never display any information for the resource. The
server log contains this information:
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On the
Resources tab,
delete the platform that contains the resource.
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Delete the tokendata,
keystore, and keyvals files from the directory
<SAS-configuration-directory>/Lev2/Web/SASEnvironmentManager/agent-5.8.0-EE/data.
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Issue the command
hq-agnet.bat/sh
restart from the command console.
New Folders Are Not Displayed
If you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer, newly created
folders might not show up in the folder tree.
To ensure that new folders
appear, from the Internet Explorer menu, select
Tools
F12 Developer Tools. From the Internet Explorer Developer Tools menu,
select
Cache
Always
refresh from server.
Validate Result Dialog Box Appears
When Renaming a Folder
If you cause an error when you rename a folder (because, for
example, you used invalid characters in the name or specified a blank
name), the folder is not saved and the
Validate Result dialog
box appears.
To view details about
the error, click the text
Basic Properties page failed in
the dialog box.
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