There is option for many of the Requests to set timeout parameters.
First it needs to be determined what command from what request is timing out. Then, best is test that command to see how long it takes. Of course this should be done around the same time period it runs as the business of the Backup server can affect the command but overall you can double and then triple, etc the command to allow it to finish. Note if the you set a high timeout period which maybe needed the next request for the same data will wait till the first request finishes or times out.
doster1
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March 24th, 2011 10:00
Hi Haffiz,
There is option for many of the Requests to set timeout parameters.
First it needs to be determined what command from what request is timing out. Then, best is test that command to see how long it takes. Of course this should be done around the same time period it runs as the business of the Backup server can affect the command but overall you can double and then triple, etc the command to allow it to finish. Note if the you set a high timeout period which maybe needed the next request for the same data will wait till the first request finishes or times out.
Haffiz
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March 23rd, 2011 08:00
trying to run backfillbut colletor.log not created.
already done this step but no success.
1) Stop the collector service:
opt/dpa/etc/dpa stop
2) Rename /var/tmp/dpa_collector.pfile and /var/tmp/dpa_collector_repq.pfile to .old
3) Start the collector:
opt/dpa/etc//dpa start