Chris,

Have you stopped and restarted the arserver app?

We have seen this problem where Migrator does not update the field count in 
arschema correctly (and we find out when we restart the arserver app).  If you 
get errors (Field count incorrect and form not loaded) when starting then stop 
the arserver again and update arschema with the correct # of fields from 
aradmin.field.

Fred

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[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Pruitt, Christopher (Bank of America 
Account)
Sent: Tuesday, April 27, 2010 1:23 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Remedy Migrator 7.1 patch 009 Issue

Have anyone of you noticed this behavior from the Remedy Migrator 7.1 patch 009?

Issue:
We extract forms from one server and create a def file. There were 131 forms in 
the def file.
6 Regular
5 Joins and
120 Display Only

We open the def with Migrator and convert it to a Migrator file. Ok so far.  
This works great. Now the issue.
When we migrated the file to the new server the Migrator gave no errors. It 
report all imported 100%, however, when we look some or the forms they are 
missing fields. We query the  aradmin.field table and it reports that all the 
fields are present.

We look at the forms via the admin tool and they are not there. We even checked 
the Form, Select View, Fields In View and these fields are not listed. But the 
field table shows them in the database.

We try and re-import the forms that has the missing data and we get the error 
message ARERR 382 violates index and it will not let us import it.

We even tried to blowing away the record in the aradmin.field table, blowing 
away the C column in the t-table and tried changing the field count in 
arschema. Then import the form from another server that is a copy of the 
original form without the fields and did a "Delete excess fields" and then 
tried to re-import the form and we still get the  ARERR 382 error.


Environment:
Remedy version: 7.1.00 Build 200708221849
OS: SunOS 5.9
Database: Oracle 10.2.0.4.0 - 64bi

Two questions,

Has anyone ever experiences this before?
How can we fix this without blowing away the forms and re-importing them, 
because some has a HUGH amount of data that would take a very long time to 
export and re-import.

Christopher Pruitt
Business Consulting III
HP Enterprises Services
[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>
www.hp.com<http://www.hp.com/>

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