Hi, I found out that command RpmgrInitializeLandscape initializes SRM database (nothing strange about that) but (and this is the tricky thing) collects as much data as defined on -InitHist flag from Archmgr. This means, that you have a limit on the data you can keep using this command as far as Archmgr has limit amount of data stored. If you want to purge data directly from SRM database, you must use Archive Expert -> Retention Period field but I do not know if this really works fine...
Regards, Alex -----Mensaje original----- De: Page, Jonathan [mailto:[email protected]] Enviado el: viernes, 02 de octubre de 2009 13:25 Para: spectrum Asunto: re:[spectrum] How to Import older DDmdb Data into new 9.0 SRM Installation I guess I can answer my own question on this after playing around with it and getting an additional step required from CA. I was trying to get my newly installed 9.1 Report Manager application to go back 90 days for "Earliest Record Time" for Events pulled from the DDmdb, it is found under Archive Expert. When I ran the RpmgrInitializeLandscape command I was using the default 90 days with the -InitHist flag. My Report Manager is configured for 180 days of event data so I ran the command the following way: RpmgrInitializeLandscape root root -initHist 180 <LandscapeName> I then followed this with a restart of the Tomcat service and then I went to look at "Earliest Record Time" for the database tables and I saw that the date when back to the middle of July. I am not sure why but it seems like this -initHist flag days has to match the amount of days you have set in your Report Manager?? Thought I would let you know of the fix. Thanks --- To unsubscribe from spectrum, send email to [email protected] with the body: unsubscribe spectrum [email protected] --- To unsubscribe from spectrum, send email to [email protected] with the body: unsubscribe spectrum [email protected]
