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#1 Xalt with directdb injection with new objects query?

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2016-04-14
2016-03-31
Ashley Chew
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I was installing xalt to see how it works

In short the transmission via files works and can be translated to the DB with the python script.

But with the file transmission via directdb fails only if the object is new,if its an existing object it will happily inject the information directly into the database.

I've recorded what I've done so I wondering if you could shed some light on this or point me in the right direction.

Cheers then, Ashley

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  • Mark R. Fahey

    Mark R. Fahey - 2016-04-01

    Ashley,

    I am sorry you are experiencing trouble with the directdb mode. That is functionality that has been working in production since version 0.5 (or earlier.) There are at least 2 sites I know of using the directdb mode in production without any issue.

    I see that you are using version 0.6 and that should work. I will attempt a complete reinstall locally and see if I run into any problems, but it may take me a few days to get there. I have cc’ed my colleagues to keep them in the loop.

    Mark Fahey

     
  • Mark R. Fahey

    Mark R. Fahey - 2016-04-04

    Ashley,

    I assume the link entries are working fine in the directdb mode since you didn't mention anything about it?

    Mark

     
  • Ashley Chew

    Ashley Chew - 2016-04-14

    Hi Mark

    Looks like it working now

    I had automated the installtion via a script so I went back to basics.

    Basically the module environment in my centos is a simplistic, ie straight module paths where as in our test SLES SP4 environment its more akin similar to a Cray Environment ie multiple compiler enviornments.

    So the reverse map to trace to ie modules for SLES was incorrect and was correct for CENTOS.

    And I think you get a NULL value which threw it out via the directdb

    So adjust my script to account for multiple base module compilers now it works with the git version

    Cheers then, Ashley

     

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