Niklas Granryd

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  • Followup: RE: Excesive log

    Hi, I can not see this with my installation, and I have tried to do a grep and search on debug or QueryHandler but I can not find anything like that. For the moment I have no more clues of what it could be..... Regards /Niklas.

    2009-12-30 15:00:45 UTC in OneCMDB

  • Followup: RE: Excesive log

    Which version are you using? /Niklas.

    2009-12-30 10:06:36 UTC in OneCMDB

  • Followup: RE: Problem with MDR Wizard Setup and execution

    If you try to set the name to primary-forward, will that help at all. Another thing could be to restart onecmdb. Else I start to think that you have some old code left, since I can not figure out any logical reason for this. But since you see the MDR configurator you are running the latest version and a re-install should be the last thing to do. Regards /Niklas.

    2009-12-29 17:47:51 UTC in OneCMDB

  • Followup: RE: Custom Reports

    Hi, No currently there are not simple tutorial describing this. Will try to update the custom report tutorial as soon as possible. I let you know when it's done. Regards /Niklas.

    2009-12-29 16:53:43 UTC in OneCMDB

  • Followup: RE: Excesive log

    Hi, I'm not sure what you mean but, the logging is controlled in tomcat*/webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/log4j.xml. Default for org.onecmdb log entries are INFO, but for you it seams that it is set to DEBUG? Change the DEBUG to INFO. ...

    2009-12-29 16:47:43 UTC in OneCMDB

  • Followup: RE: Problem with MDR Wizard Setup and execution

    Hi, This is a very strange error `Data Set name not found!` Since if the name is null it should use a default value. A reason (not so likely) is that you have not un-installed an older version of OneCMDB, and those classes is still present somehow. If you try to append --name %NAME% option in the bin/transform-import-cmdb.bat file, like this CALL...

    2009-12-29 16:37:54 UTC in OneCMDB

  • Followup: RE: CMDB view and search

    Hi, No unfortunately that is not currently possible. What you could do is click on the display name, then you get a Property window for that CI, and there you can change To "Edit Allowed" and do your modification. Regards /Niklas.

    2009-12-18 14:29:50 UTC in OneCMDB

  • Followup: RE: error while importing excel

    Hi, I think the problem is the header rows/mapping. We assume that the excel file contains headers in a data row, not the A,B and C default headers in the spreadsheet. So if you modify your excel like this: a b c a1 b1 c1 a2 b2 c2 a3 b3 c3 Upload the excel file again and then try again. The "Data Source Column" in 3.1 Template/Attribute Mapping tab should not...

    2009-12-18 14:25:13 UTC in OneCMDB

  • Followup: RE: OneCMDB Version 2.1.0 released.

    Hi, Sorry for this. What you need to do is to edit the datasource definition, conf/source_jdbc*.xml. You need to modify the db. to jdbc. 2.0.1 style: jdbc root 1qaz1qaz jdbc:mysql://192.168.1.15:3306/cmdb_systems

    2009-12-17 12:10:27 UTC in OneCMDB

  • Followup: RE: Reporting

    Hi, The CI table as you have notice only contains definition of the CI, attributes on each CI is stored in the Attribute table. Each Attribute has the owneid pointing to the CI it belongs to. And since the db is obejct oriented all CI/Attributes have a derivedFromID column saying from which template they originates. Note that the displayname for a CI is a generated value not stored in...

    2009-12-17 08:52:34 UTC in OneCMDB

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