on 08-02-2012 12:30 AM
We installed uPerform 4.42.0. When I go to Administration > Server Administration > Publishing > View Publishing Queue
Report Name displays, then immediately an error message window pops up "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." Clicking "OK" reveals this message:
You have generated an error!
This error has been recorded in the system log.
Could not find stored procedure ’ts_GetPublishingQueue’.
Reports.shtml
Line Number 0
Any ideas on how to fix it?
Hi Michael,
Please follow the below steps.
1)#Stop Message Queuing service on the uPerform Web Application server.
2)#Stop RWD Monitoring service on the uPerform Web Application server.
3)#Stop WWW Publishing service on the uPerform Web Application server.
4)#Stop Vignette Collaboration service on the uPerform Web Application server.
5)#Stop the Common Apache SOLR service on the uPerform Search server.
6)#Start Message Queuing service on the uPerform Web Application server.
7)#Start RWD Monitoring service on the uPerform Web Application server.
8)#Start WWW Publishing service on the uPerform Web Application server.
9)#Start the Common Apache SOLR service on the uPerform Search server.
10)#Open http://<servername>:8983 in Internet Explorer. You should see the Welcome to SOLR screen once this is successful.
11)#Start Vignette Collaboration service on the uPerform Web Application server.
12)#Enter http://<uPerformWebAppURL>:8080
13)#You should see a Vignette Collaboration Login screen (Do Not Login);
if not, enter the command in Step (12) a few times until you see it.
14)#All the services have been successfully restarted once you can see the correct screens in Step (10) and (13).
15)#Now logon onto the uPerform website as an administrator (or yourself if you have admin rights)
16)#Please let us know whether you can see the normal uPerform website?
Failing this, you should check if there are any interesting errors in the following logs.
##Servererrors.xml log in Collaboration\www\uPerformWS\log\
##CollabConsole.txt from \\Collaboration\logs
##Gilog.txt from \\Collaboration\logs
Kind Regards,
Matthew
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make sure the DB user has ONLY "public" rights.
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