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Asset ID: 1-71-2308977.1
Update Date:2017-09-20
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Solution  2308977.1 :   IDIH Major Alarm 213 ImpStore - Unable To Store To Oracle DB  


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  • Oracle Communications Diameter Signaling Router (DSR)
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Solution


Created from <SR 3-15613994211>

Applies to:

Oracle Communications Diameter Signaling Router (DSR) - Version DSR 7.1.2 and later
Tekelec

Goal

New traces cannot be analyzed with IDIH, No TDR(s) found message is displayed instead of a TDR list.

Also following alarm is displayed in the system Alarms list:

Major Alarm 213 ImpStore - Unable to store to Oracle DB 

Solution

Customer ran alter_tablespace to increase tablespace on some tables but did not do a sync between iDIH and DSR after that. This resulted in iDIH entries becoming inconsistent.

Following actions should be taken to resolve the issue:
1. Perform resync between iDIH and DSR OAM

  1. Login to  iDIH app server as  “admusr” user
  2. Run following command:
    cd /usr/TKLC/xIH/apps/trace-refdata-adapter
  3. Run this command
    ant clean.data
  4. Run this command
    ant app enable
    (Sync MOs from SOAM)

2. Set up system to run IXP_NIGHTLY_JOB

The steps to enable IXP_NIGHTLY_JOB have been set internal here as it includes copying and running a script on system
  1. Copy the below script to  Mediation Server in /tmp directory and name the file as EnableJob.sql
    SPOOL ../trc/EnableJob.trc
    WHENEVER SQLERROR EXIT SQL.SQLCODE

    SET VERIFY OFF

    DEFINE JOB_NAME="&1"

    BEGIN
        DBMS_SCHEDULER.ENABLE ('&JOB_NAME');
    END;
    /

    SPOOL OFF

    EXIT
  2. Login to mediation server as “tekelec” user
  3. Run   this command to connect to oracle db:                  
    sqlplus /@IXP
  4. After sql connect  run  this command from sql prompt:                  
    @/tmp/EnableJob.sql
  5. Pass first argument:
    IXP_NIGHTLY_JOB
  6. Run below mentioned sql command to re-verify the Enable flag.                  
    SELECT JOB_NAME,FAILURE_COUNT,EN ABLED,NEXT_RUN_DATE,MAX_RUN_DURATION from USER_SCHEDULER_JOBS;
  7. The output of command should show IXP NIGHTLY JOB as TRUE:
    IXP_NIGHTLY_JOB                                              0 TRUE
  8. Remove the EnableJob.sql file from /tmp

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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