Hi all we are still here plugging away... befroe i give another update, can i just ask if anyone has successfully upgraded a 7.6.04Sp2 ITSM direct to 8.1 yet? just checking :-)
update on issue (by the way, this has gone to BMC support, they said they were reviewing logs, but no reply yet) From looking in the log files we could see these errors which show that there was problem migrating these forms during the upgrade. [ERROR][Fri Mar 08 11:26:25.161] ImportFileNode- ARImport() for "chg_deplapp.def" returned non-zero return code 2 [ERROR][Fri Mar 08 11:26:25.161] ImportFileNode- 314 Field does not exist on current form CHG:ChangeInterface : <1000003216> [ERROR][Fri Mar 08 11:26:25.161] ImportFileNode- 314 Field does not exist on current form CHG:ChangeSelfJoin : <112> [ERROR][Fri Mar 08 11:26:25.161] ImportFileNode- 314 Field does not exist on current form CHG:ChangeRiskDerivedTemplateFieldSelectionLookup : <1000000000> [ERROR][Fri Mar 08 11:26:25.161] ImportFileNode- 314 Field does not exist on current form CHG:ChangeRiskDerivedFactorsTemplateLookup : <300207500> [ERROR][Fri Mar 08 11:26:25.167] ImportFileNode- 392 Field/VUI name must be unique for the form -- there is already a field or VUI using this name Column I looked at the CHG:ChangeSelfJoin form. In a clean 7.6.04 SP2 install the 112 field is not present. In a clean install of 8.1 the 112 field is present. So using the Dev studio I exported the CHG:ChangeSelfJoin form from a clean install and imported it to the pre ITSM upgrade server and got no errors. It then tried the same action on CHG:ChangeRiskDerivedTemplateFieldSelectionLookup & CHG:ChangeRiskDerivedFactorsTemplateLookup forms but got the message saying "314 Field does not exist on current form CHG:ChangeRiskDerivedFactorsTemplateLookup : <300207500>" I ran the RIK command rik.exe defnimp -f e:\chg_deplapp.def -m migrate -x VBMC41-IEDRW -t 0 -u tony.reel -p BTsu99ort# -C -l e:\riktony.log -L –v and the resulting logs are attached but they give the same error messages. _______________________________________________________________________________ UNSUBSCRIBE or access ARSlist Archives at www.arslist.org "Where the Answers Are, and have been for 20 years"
