on 04-07-2008 2:52 PM
I configure a repository manager DBFS and I create some content in it. Then I delete the content and also the repository configuration. I re-create the repository with FSDB persistance with the same name than before. But if I watch in the /fsdb/system/Versions/ folder I found many folder and documents such as 0... 1... 2... and so on. If I try to delete it the following message appear:
System error (com.sapportals.wcm.repository.IncompleteOperationException): null System error (com.sapportals.wcm.repository.IncompleteOperationException): null System error (com.sapportals.wcm.repository.IncompleteOperationException): null System error (com.sapportals.wcm.repository.IncompleteOperationException): null
I think that the information on DB is not correct and versions of documents that do not exist is diplayed. How can I clean the content of /system /Versions?
Any idea.
Thank in advance.
Regards,
Fabio Sambugaro
Calpeda S.p.A.
Hi,
I found the solution. Under /fsdb/.system/version/ in KM Content see a list of folders. In the filesystem I don't see anything. If I try to delete the folders I receive an error. So I create the first level of folders under /fsdb/.system/version/... with a bash script at filesystem level (the server is SuSE Linux Enterprise Server) I recreate the same folders as in the KM Content. So in the KM Content I select the folders and delete them. Now the CM repository work fine.
Thanks.
Fabio Sambugaro
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Hi Praveen Gudapati,
I create a new versions folder in /fsdb/Versions_rep and in the CM repository configuration I set the
- Root Directory for Versions: /fsdb/Versions_rep (before it was /fsdb/Versions)
- I stopped the instance.
- In filesystem /fsdb/Versions/versiones/* I found all the folder and object I delete them with rm command.
- I restart the instance, but when I go to Content administration - KM Content - fsdb - .system - versions I found o... 1... 2... ecc. again.
It seems that the filesystem and the db doesn't syncronized.
Thanks.
Regards,
Fabio Sambugaro
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Hi Fabio,
Try changing the Root Directory for Versions path for your FSDB Repository.
After changing shutdown server and delete the version files manually from file system from:
/usr/sap/J00/SYS/global/config/cm/
Start your server and check if this work fine.
Regards,
Praveen Gudapati
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