on 08-01-2011 9:44 PM
We had a hardware failure that caused us to restore our MDM server - both the OS and the database. Everything came up fine initially except for our Vendor Master repository. The icon next to it had a diagonal crack that indicated there was some sort of corruption I suppose. I tried deleting and unarchiving an archive of the repository, but I get an error.
"MDM repository not available while being created"
Obviously, the application thinks the repository is being built, but it definitely is not. I've tried restarting the services and even the entire server, but to no avail.
Any help is greatly appreciated. The application is running on AIX 6.1 and Oracle 11G.
Hi Michael,
That icon means repository is in use by some other MDS.
I think a restart of your database server and MDS shoukd solve this issue.
Follow this sequence Stop MDS,Stop Databse,Restart Databse,and Restart MDS.
Try accessing the repository.
Thanks,
Ravi
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We rebooted the entire server yesterday - which includes shutting down the database. Still have the same error. Here's the error in the mds log:
2011-08-01T20:09:05.343,6683 ,23,"_Unarchive will not overwrite in-use target_",MDSAdminServer@UnarchiveRep,XC
atDBCopy.cpp,1606,MDSAdminServerCommand_UnarchiveRep,,,server_user,VendorMaster <,,
So, you are right. It does think the server is in use. The repository does not even show up in the console. And when I tried to unarchive it to make it available that's when I get the error in the original message.
One other note that basically confirms the problem is if I unarchive the repository as a different name it works fine. What could be causing the database to think that repository is in use if it's not being used? I even deleted all the tables under that repository owner.
Hi Michael,
Please go thorugh this article and reheck the steps involved in deleting the repository:
More importantly please confirm on step 3.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Ravi
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