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Searching through Trex--fails--pls help

Former Member
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Hi

I am using TREX 6.0 SP1 for Windows Server 2003 with EP SP2 ,patch 26.

I have configured TREX processes successfully and all test related to TREX installation is passing.I have configured EP default and Http servlet to access TREX process.That also doing fine.

Then I created index for the datasource that also got created successfully,as per the TREX Monitor

But When I am seraching by giveing wildchar * or any file name its giving following error

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Search Failure

Error during search occurred - com.sapportals.wcm.WcmException: A received argument has an invalid value (Errorcode 18)

An unexpected severe error occurred during the search call. If the situation persists, inform your system administrator.

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Suprisingly I was able to serach all content and properties before using the same process,But now its failing.Yeah I did deleted the index and queue entries through EP iviews also directly from

C:\Program Files\SAP\TREX_6\index

and C:\Program Files\SAP\TREX_6\queue

also some property file required related to my index like "index_service.propertiesdocbaseindex"

After delete I have restarted all process ,all works fine

Any body Pls help me to debug the problem..to know the exact problem...It seems TREX is unpredictable

rgds

Shovan

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samantha_nez
Participant
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Hi,

We have the same problem.

How did you fix this issue?

Thanks,

Samantha.

former_member217429
Active Contributor
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Hi Samantha,

do you use TREX 6.0 ? Unfortunately this version isn't supported anymore since 1.01.07?

Best regards,

Mikhail

KarstenH
Advisor
Advisor
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Hi Shovan,

TREX 6.0 does not yet officially support Win 2003.

Win 2003 support only starts with TREX 6.1 for SAP NetWeaver '04.

This may not have anything to do with your problem, but may be important for further support from SAP.

Please check:

http://service.sap.com/pam

Regards,

Karsten