Jazz license gets reset when I do repotools -createTables
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I frequently need to do repotools -createTables or -export and -import. However, many times in the process of doing this the license gets reverted back to "trial" license instead of permanent. Would appreciate help in avoiding this. Thanks - Vibha |
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Millard Ellingsworth (2.5k●1●24●31)
| answered Sep 28 '08, 10:39 a.m.
FORUM ADMINISTRATOR / JAZZ DEVELOPER
I am having a similar problem. I have installed the licenses several times and "something" happens that bounces them out at some point. They seem fine for several days, then one day I get an email from someone saying "did you realize our Jazz license is about to expire?"
Happened again over the weekend. Since I don't do much admin of the server (though I did reboot the machine on Friday), I'm expecting it is one of two things -- restarting the server or the weekly DB2 backup. Any ideas/suggestions? The license expires on Tuesday, so I'm assuming I'm just out of luck if there isn't a fix for this yet. Thanks...Millard |
The Jazz licenses will be reset if the web application's work directory
is deleted. When you restart your server, do you do anything other than just stop and start it? Are you using Tomcat or WebSphere? Matt Lavin Jazz Server Team millarde wrote: I am having a similar problem. I have installed the licenses several |
The permanent license is designed for production data on a production
server. Running -createTables or -export alone should not cause the trial to be reset, but if you re-install your server or create a new server, then the license keys installed through the web UI need to be installed again. If you are regularly doing -createTables or dealing with new databases, I would recommend using the trial licenses, and only using the permanent licenses once you have a more permanent server setup. Matt Lavin Jazz Server Team vssinha wrote: Hello |
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