Create Test database

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Brian,
    Yes, thanks, that is what it was. But as opposed to double-clicking the row, I went to the Actions menu to change the partition identified. Now to add this to my permanent notes since I can't remember squat anymore.
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Regards, - Karl


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From: Brian Roberts <broberts@...>
To: vantage@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, September 6, 2012 7:28 AM
Subject: RE: [Vantage] Create Test database


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You have a scheduled task for the BPM Action Process, and the parameters
for that task includes the filename it can't open. Open system monitor,
go to the scheduled tasks tab, double click at the beginning of the row
for that task, change the filename & re-submit. Assuming its on a
continuous schedule, you'll need to stop & re-start your task agent too.

Brian.

From: mailto:vantage%40yahoogroups.com [mailto:mailto:vantage%40yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
Of Karl Dash
Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2012 7:13 PM
To: Vantage Group
Subject: [Vantage] Create Test database

I know I've done this a dozen times but I'm suffering from brain-block.
I took a copy of my production database to my test server. The files are
on two different partitions on the two servers (D for production and H
for Test). I adjusted the System Agent for the Server File/ Client
File/ Client Program locations but I'm still missing something. When a
BPM fires on the Test data base, my system log registers a message: "**
Unable to open file: d:/EPICOR/mfgwrk803/BPMAction.log. Errno=2. (98)".
There is another parameter file out there that needs to be tweaked for
partition H. Anyone know where that is?

Thanks -Karl

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I know I've done this a dozen times but I'm suffering from brain-block. I took a copy of my production database to my test server. The files are on two different partitions on the two servers (D for production and H for Test). I adjusted the System Agent for the Server File/ Client File/ Client Program locations but I'm still missing something. When a BPM fires on the Test data base, my system log registers a message: "** Unable to open file: d:/EPICOR/mfgwrk803/BPMAction.log. Errno=2. (98)". There is another parameter file out there that needs to be tweaked for partition H. Anyone know where that is?
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Thanks -Karl

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I am not really familar with BPM setups but at first glance it looks like you logging location isnt properly setup on your appserver.
I would start there and also check your propath setup while your in there.


--- In vantage@yahoogroups.com, Karl Dash <dashkarl@...> wrote:
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> I know I've done this a dozen times but I'm suffering from brain-block. I took a copy of my production database to my test server. The files are on two different partitions on the two servers (D for production and H for Test). I adjusted the System Agent for the Server File/ Client File/ Client Program locations but I'm still missing something. When a BPM fires on the Test data base, my system log registers a message: "** Unable to open file: d:/EPICOR/mfgwrk803/BPMAction.log. Errno=2. (98)". There is another parameter file out there that needs to be tweaked for partition H. Anyone know where that is?
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> Thanks -Karl
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You have a scheduled task for the BPM Action Process, and the parameters
for that task includes the filename it can't open. Open system monitor,
go to the scheduled tasks tab, double click at the beginning of the row
for that task, change the filename & re-submit. Assuming its on a
continuous schedule, you'll need to stop & re-start your task agent too.



Brian.



From: vantage@yahoogroups.com [mailto:vantage@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
Of Karl Dash
Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2012 7:13 PM
To: Vantage Group
Subject: [Vantage] Create Test database





I know I've done this a dozen times but I'm suffering from brain-block.
I took a copy of my production database to my test server. The files are
on two different partitions on the two servers (D for production and H
for Test). I adjusted the System Agent for the Server File/ Client
File/ Client Program locations but I'm still missing something. When a
BPM fires on the Test data base, my system log registers a message: "**
Unable to open file: d:/EPICOR/mfgwrk803/BPMAction.log. Errno=2. (98)".
There is another parameter file out there that needs to be tweaked for
partition H. Anyone know where that is?

Thanks -Karl

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