Hi Joe,
Such a list would be enormous - not only are there
forms to consider, but permission groups and data loads as
well.
The installation logs generated by these installations
are detailed and contain a good breakdown of every component, and any timeout
issues you receive should appear in these logs alongside the component they failed on.
We had several timeout issues the first time we tried
to install CMDB, mainly due to the fact that we had dev cache mode turned on,
something Engineering apparently recommend (based on what evidence I don't know). The timeout issues we received were due to permission groups being imported and causing a server re-cache.
When we ran the install with dev cache mode turned off,
the installations went in smoothly.
Cheers,
Matt
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From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Joe DeSouza
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Subject: CMDB post installation checklist..Hi,I'm looking for a checklist of forms/tables that get installed when you install the following two components1) The CMDB application2) The Reconcilliation EngineI need a 2 independent lists for each of this so that I could cross check after the installation of each component that the installation was complete as I seem to be getting timeout errors on the installation logs - the logs unfortunately do not indicate if these timeouts caused a part of the import to fail or not...Could anyone out there provide me with these 2 lists?RgdsJoe
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