How to get latest deployed date and time of a particular application in java class deployed in IBM WebSphere application server?
If this is a single server, you could look at the filesystem timestamp of the application binary in the directory /profiles//installedApps/, although if you've done any application or module updates that timestamp would likely reflect that and not the original install info. If you have the server logs archived, you could sift through them to find the INFO log from when the application was installed.
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I have a very similar situation as described in below thread:
The 'OraOLEDB.Oracle' provider is not registered on the local machine, when working with a console application?
I have website application .Net 4.5, on windows server 2016 and vs2017 with configuration as 'Any CPU'. I have a service layer to connect to oracle database and get the data. It runs very fine and connect to oracle database.
Now, i have a console application to run a job and once this job completes, i need to update the database. I call service layer from console application to update the database. However this call fails, and gives me 'The 'OraOLEDB.Oracle' provider is not registered on the local machine' error.
Solution provided in above given post (i.e. compile your console app in x86) does work for me but i don't have this option (as i have dependency on some other things as well).
Do i have any other option to resolve this issue?
EDIT: I removed oracle client installed on machine and then reinstalled 64 bit ODAC but still same problem :(
Generally I've had pretty good luck with Application Insights' auto-detection of a SQL dependency. However, in a recent case where we added Application Insights to a Web API project, we are not seeing dependency tracking for SQL Server in the portal. Version info:
Application Insights 2.5.0
Entity Framework 6.x
.NET 4.5.2
The funny thing is that Azure will automatically pick up SQL calls when developers are using the debugger from Visual Studio. What do we need to do to capture timings for SQL calls on a real environment?
Thanks,
BGU
The solution was to upgrade the Web API project to a more recent version of .NET (4.6 or higher). Good luck out there.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/application-insights/app-insights-monitor-performance-live-website-now
Dependency diagnostics like full sql command text will be available in Application insights only at runtime. If web api project is hosted on IIS server, then try integrating your web application virtual directory to app insights resource using status monitor. Once you do that, it will push full sql command text to d app insights portal.Comparison Build time and run time integration
I am not getting data for any dependency calls (Azure SQL calls) in one of my clients' Application Insights which is running an Azure Web App. Initially, I thought the application is on older version of .Net (4.0), and then I created a sample Azure Web App with the latest ASP.NET 5 template with Azure SQL as database. Even for this one, no dependency call related data in Application Insights. Both the applications have been deployed successfully in Azure and I am checking the Application Insights data in the Azure portal. Any clue what is going on ..where should I check?
Please make sure you have Microsoft.ApplicationInsights.AspNet v.1.0.0-rc1-update3 installed (not that 1.0.0-rc1 that is default with VS2015). v.1.0.0-rc1-update3 should also install Dependency Collector module, so you should have HTTP/SQL dependencies collected by default for full framework. Just verified this is the case.
I installed the Application Insight SDK from nugget packages and when I run the code I am able to log the telemetry data to cloud. Now I want to move these bits to my TEST server.Can I copy the bits directly to TEST server. after doing this, does the application logs the data to Azure?
I am using ASP.Net Application.I created Application Insight Resource in the cloud with the application type as ASP.NET.
The Application Insights SDK libraries should be deployable using XCOPY (i.e. just copy everything along with your application) without problems. Make sure to include your ApplicationInsights.config file and any changes to the Web.Config file as well.
However, remember that if you want to capture dependency calls in an IIS application, you will need to also install Status Monitor on the Test server as well.
I am buiding an internet web application using c# ASP.NET. I am using my own computer to develop the application. I've installed the oracle database on my computer. In order to deploy this application on the server, does the server have to install oracle client? I already included Oracle.DataAccess.dll in the bin folder.
Yes it does, assuming you're connecting to the database on the same server!
For example, you can connect to remote databases, but the point is where ever the database lives (server or PC), it will need Oracle installed.
The web server you will deploy your application to does not need to have Oracle server but it must have the Oracle client installed (Instant client for instance) + you will have to deploy your database to the Oracle server