In large SBM installations it can take hours to index updated/submitted items. On some occasions, it can be longer than 10 hours. During this time, users are unable to find newly submitted items.
Workaround: Provide an " update " transition (of name and type update ). If you have an "update" transition that is not named "update" or of type update, you can rename and/or change the transition type.
has got the option ticked to checkin only changed revisions." However I cannot find it documented any where that a Build capture ignores the "check in only changed revisions" setting
What are the steps to reproduce the problem? Create two items: one of the restricted type and one of another type. Search to find both items and check them Click "update all checked"
Update the CSVC_REGISTRY table with the values you saved in step 1. (The 'indexupdatetime.txt' record in the CSVC_REGISTRY will no longer be present, so you must add it back). For example:
EXECUTE('SELECT TS_ID FROM [' + @table1000 + '] WHERE TS_PROJECTID is NULL') This can be resolved by updating TS_PROJECTID for items where it is NULL. The can find correct project ID in the following table:
So with the output of #2 we get the TS_ID and TS_NAME of all the possible item prefix values. The output of #1 will give the column (add ts_ to front) in the table where the item prefix value is found .
As a workaround to this issue look for any users in the TS_USERS table that have a Null or Empty String value in the TS_NAME column and update the record to have a value. You will probably have to do this with SQL in the database itself.
In order to use the statistics command, log on to a Dimensions server and start at a Windows Command prompt or at a shell prompt (depending on the Operating System of the server you are logged into). At the prompt type :