Using Teradata viewpoint web page, I am able to see live Teradata server health status but I need to get the lost 10 days server health status. I unable to get server helath status history using viewpoint. So please let me know how to get the Teradata server health status history using teradata viewpoint or log tables
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The cash summary by branch report is customized report and we can run earlier and the issue is currently happened.
Faced that the issue that is the 500 Internal Server Error when we run the report.
But We have no this server error when run for each month period (Eg- From Date to(11/1/2022), To Date(11/16/2022)) and can't run by year(Eg- From Date(1/1/2018), To Date(11/16/20220). Why is this the case and how to solve it?
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We have no this server error when run for each month period (Eg- From Date to(11/1/2022), To Date(11/16/2022)) and can't run by year(Eg- From Date(1/1/2018), To Date(11/16/20220).
Please help to check and let me know any concern
When building the new report, I would set a default values that work, and then be able to use the Preview function. It will execute the report using the default values only during preview.
You can then use that to troubleshoot - start with the base report that works with that range that crashes on the custom report, and then slowly add your changes. You would then find out what change causes the 500 internal server error.
If you have access to the server, you can try using failed request tracing to get additional information on the errors that are not being sent to the web client. Here is a link on how to troubleshoot failed requests: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/iis/troubleshoot/using-failed-request-tracing/troubleshooting-failed-requests-using-tracing-in-iis?source=recommendations
We are using Google Composer for workflow orchestration, randomly we are getting An internal server error occurred while authorizing your request. Error code 28 message while opening the web UI. We don't know the cause for this issue. How to fix this?
This issue could be given for users who try to access Airflow UI from certain location. Notice that direct access to the Airflow UI is not supported in Australia, New Zealand, and India as explained here. The product team is working on the resolution. At this moment, the users from these location can use HTTP proxy for that.
We have a setup for an outside company to send us files but on the transaction viewer i'm getting a Network Error in the Result Code column. Said company is reporting a "500 Network Error".
How can I fix this or where can i find more info about this error?
We would need debug logs and a packet-capture - not sure if you want to put this in public space, so consider to raise a PMR with IBM Support.
I am getting these database errors in my asp.net website
[DBNETLIB][ConnectionOpen (Connect()).] |
| Query timeout expired |
Login timeout expired |
SQL Server does not exist or access denied
same errors are repeating twice in a week.I get more than 50 errors at a time.
I have checked the errors logs and I ran the queries causing these error there no problem with execution time of these queries.
I asked the sys admin and database admin if there errors in connection there seems to be no problem with the connections as well.
Same data or queries are running the another website on same database but I found no errors on that another website.
Any insights on what is causing these errors and how to troubleshoot further.
I'm looking to get some stats on the parameter retrieval from the HTTP Logs in production. We already get them when we normally execute the reports via the Report Manager or via a url. But when running the report via a schedule (we have them set up in production for the warm ups) nothing is logging....
We also tried a report via schedule in our test env and got no http entries.. :(
Scheduled reports run as SQL Server Agents jobs, so I wouldn't be at all surprised if they don't hit ReportServer, hence no HTTP logs.
Have you looked into querying the execution log? It's got quite detailed information, and will contain entries for every report execution.