Matt,

I'm working on an upgrade from AM 7.03 P6 to ITSM 7.6 P1 / CMDB 2.1 P1 to
CMDB 7.6 P1.

I have only done the test upgrade in a Windows 2008/SQL Server 2008
virtual environment but can see the asset attributes, eg Company and Cost,
on the BMC.CORE:BMC_BaseElement and BMC.CORE:BMC_ComputerSystem forms.

Our main builds will be a Solaris/Oracle server groups but we won't be
doing the first until the end of May.

Cheers

Peter


> All
>
> We have recently performed an upgrade of CMDB 2.x to 7.6 (P1) with
> exitsing ARServer upgrade, and Patches for ITSM 703. The upgrade has
> successfully completed however looking at the BMC:CORE forms attributes
> belonging to the ITSM app, i.e. BMC.AM Namespace do not appear.
>
> We have no Custom tabs holding the attributes, I can't manually open the
> join and right click add the missing attributes, nor can I run a
> qualification using them. The AST joins are fine, the missing attributes
> are visible and positioned correctly, and interrogating the database using
> SQL Plus returns values.
>
> It would therefore appear the CMDB thinks it is a OOTB Atrium install
> without the Asset Management implementation.
>
> Both our Dev and UAT servers look fine. The Prod server is a server group
> setup which is the only difference.
>
> Despite having a working Dev and Test environment, plus a VM instance
> completely OOTB which again looks fine, I'm being told by BMC this is
> correct behaviour. I have double and triple checked previous upgrades and
> have asked colleagues on other sites to double check and all have Custom
> tabs in v7.5/6, so I'm not going mad!
>
> Has anyone else experienced this issue following an upgrade or install?
>
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