Hi, does anyone have any ideas on what could be causing a problem I'm having
with Nways 2.1 not starting up correctly. It seems to be a database type
problem as I get a dialog window with the following error on startup:
Server errors:
SQLException
The Nways program starts but there are no options, just an Nways Deployment
Manger folder with none of the usual 2210/2212/2216 folder options underneath.
I have performed a db2stop and db2start on both nwaysdb2 and nwaysadm, but
this does not make any difference. I am running a duplicate Netview/Nways
system as a failover box which is running OK. Using xps on both systems, I
have noticed a difference with the processes that are running. The tree for
these is as follows:
db2wdog -> db2sysc - > db2ipccm
db2tcpgm
db2tcpdm
db2gds -> Schedular
db2wdog -> db2sysc - > db2ipccm
db2tcpgm
db2tcpdm
db2gds -> db2resgn
db2servlst
db2pclnr *
db2dlock *
db2loggr *
db2pfchr *
db2pfchr *
db2pfchr *
db2agent (CFGMAN *
* All processes are running on both boxes apart from these, which are not
running on the box with the problem, which I suspect is where the problem may
lie.
I have checked the log files but they don't seem to spring up any error
messages. File systems have plenty of space.
Note: It was working ok until I physically moved the box last week. It may be
that something hasn't started correctly. Netview 6 is running just fine on it.
Thanks in advance for any help anyone can offer.
Jon Traynor
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