Hi,
I guess you have done something in the system after you copied the DB, and
therefore updated various timestamps in the db.
I do not think there is a way to get what you want if that is the case.
Presumably you have a goal with getting this timestamp, what do you want to do
with it?
I have an ongoing case for this at BMC, but maybe the ARSlist can shed some
light...
Using a development ARS 8.1.1 server on Windows Server with an MS/SQL back-end.
Custom application, simple workflow: run a process to create a PDF file and
then attach it to a record in an ARS form.
I execute
We had issues with FTS and 8.1. The the memory threshold would exceed the
allocated limit and error.
We went to 8.1.01 and set the primary/indexer java at 3072 and the
secondary java at 2560. We have 2 servers, but it all depends on how many
secondaries you have. The primary/indexer needs to
On the collection directory (we have alot of stuff) and our size is steady
at 32 gigabytes
On Jul 3, 2014 12:20 PM, Hynes, Douglas douglas.hy...@froedtert.com
wrote:
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Greetings,
Our group is beginning the testing of Knowledge Management (RKM). Of the
many things this entails is nailing
Hi Joel,
Phase 3 operations such as Run Process continue without waiting for
previous operations to complete. Since there is no return code given when
using run process it makes sense that although your pdf file is getting
created, it is not getting created before the subsequent filter run
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