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I am running DECmcc V1.2 on VS4000-60 on VMS5.5
I have a problem in recording in historian and exporting in exporter.
I have setup the queue and startup the background process as described
in the manual and have the following message when I perform the above
tasks.
MCC> RECORD NODE4 SIN004 PARTITION=COUNTERS, IN DOMAIN=TONGNAM
Node4 SIN004
AT 1-SEP-1992 11:57:49
Background recording process for this domain is not set up.
I have setup the background process before executing the RECORD command
in DECmcc.
$ SUBMIT/LOG/RESTART/QUEUE=MCC_HISTORIAN/PARAMETER=(TONGNAM) -
_$ SYS$MANAGER:MCC_HISTORIAN_BACKGROUND.COM
$ SHOW QUE MCC_HISTORIAN
Entry Jobname Username Status
----- ------- -------- ------
74 MCC_HISTORIAN_BACKGROUND
SYSTEM Executing
Below are the information the the DECmcc:
MCC> SHOW DOMAIN TONGNAM ALL CHAR
Examination of attributes shows
Owner ID = "SYSTEM"
Directory = SYS$SYSROOT:[SYSMGR]
MCC> SHOW NODE4 SIN004, IN DOMAIN TONGNAM
Examination of Attributes shows:
Address = 20.4
Name = SIN004
MCC> SHOW NODE4 SIN004 ALL COUNTER
Examination of Attributes shows:
Counter Creation Time = 31-AUG-1992 18:03:33.08
Seconds Since Last Zeroed = >65535
User Bytes Received = 1588649 Bytes
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Verification Reject = 0
For EXPORT, I have the similar setup and the error messages;
Setup for Exporter
$ SUBMIT/LOG/RESTART/QUEUE=MCC_EXPORTER -
_$ /PARAM=(SYS$LOGIN:MCC_EXPORT.RDB) -
_$ SYS$MANAGER:MCC_EXPORTER_BACKGROUND.COM
MCC> EXPORT NODE4 SIN004 TARGET=SYS$LOGIN:MCC_EXPORT.RDB, -
_MCC> EXPORT PERIOD = 1:00, IN DOMAIN = TONGNAM
Background exporting process is not set up.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Raymond
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| Raymond,
It seems to me that the background processes are dead by the time
when you specify Record and Export commands. You can check the log files
(sys$login:mcc_historian_background.log and sys$login:mcc_historian_background.log)
*AFTER* you receive a message "Background process is not set up".
Usually the background process dies because of insufficient privileges
to write in the MCC_COMMON:MCC_MIR_DIRECTORY.DAT file and/or to
create files in the domain directory (see release notes).
BTW, do you really want to create historical repositories in
SYS$SYSROOT:[SYSMGR] ?
If the background process is alive try to start it not in batch but
from different window (@sys$manager:mcc_historian_background <domain_name>).
It will simplify your problem.
One more comment: current time export does not need a domain qualifier.
SAm
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