Have you tried creating the class with the cmdbdriver utility that ships with 
the CMDB?

Best regards

Steinar

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Emne: Cannot create classes in CMDB

Hi List,

I cannot create classes in CMDB. Each time I try to create one, instead I do
not get any message in the screen, the class shows Error status and is not
created.
arerror.log returns (I translate)
Wed Apr 21 09:04:00 2010  CMDB Dispatcher : Server busy. Exhausted the time
of wait during the recovery of information. Retry operation.
(Servername)ARERR - 93

Arapi.log returns  FAIL -- RPC Client has timed out in several
ARGetServerInfo, ARGetListSchema,  ARGetEncryptInfo

I have increased the time out from 5 seconds to 10, but the problem goes on.
Also in cmdbengdebug.log there is nothing significant. The same as arsql.log


My environment profile:
OS: Windows 2003 Server Standard Edition 64 bits
CMDB version: 7.6.0 patch 1
ARServer: 7.5 patch 4

Any idea?

Thanks & regards,
Sergio Tomillero

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