on 04-20-2015 8:00 AM
Hi,
Getting error in trace files :
CLIENT_TRACE TRexAPpiAdmin.cpp(168330:show cannot determine index server for index xi_msg:af.SID.hostname
Error:Document status was not returned from the server.
SERVER_TRACE TRexApiadmin.cpp(16978):Index ID:xi_msg:af.sid.hostname, NS_SEARCH_DELTA lock failed in showIndex rc=2750.
Regards.
Hi Ambarish,
the error means usually that the index is corrupted. What's the TREX version you use?
How big the index ? Are there any other error messages in the TrexIndexServer or TrexQueueServer trace?
Best regards,
Mikhail
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Hi Ambarish,
the TREX version is very old. Most likely the corruption of the index is the result of the bug in
TREX functionality. Could you please update the TREX to the REV 63 and recreate the index.Is it Windows or Linux installation? Could you please also check if you have any 3rd party tools that
have access on the TREX data - note 808768.
Best regards,
Mikhail
Hi,
you can check the index size using the TREXAdminTool (or tc. TREXADMIN) on the Index Admin tab. As fot the single files you need to check the size of dictionary.* files on the file system level directly using ls -l or ll command.
What's the Linux release you use? Is it probably SLES 11 SP 2 or 3 ?
Best regards,
Mikhail
Hi Mikhail,
Found out that the indexes were in status red. Deactivated and reactivated the indexes.
Now in the trace getting the following error after activating, though the status shows green but still the error stays:
An error occurred:2) Class: com.sap.aii.rwb.web.trex.CentralTrexException : Message: TrexException in Method: CentralTrexManager: getDocumentCounter( String ). TrexException: Failed to return the number of indexed documents for Trex index: xi_msg:is.00.hostname. Message: Class: com.sap.aii.af.service.trex.TrexException : TrexException in Method: TrexManager: getDocumentCounter( String ). Failed to return the number of indexed documents for Trex index: xi_msg:is.00.hostname. Message: Class: com.sap.aii.af.service.trex.TrexException : The index is temporary not available;index=xi_msg:is.00.hostname ;
Regards.
Hi Mikhail,
The indexes are all green now, but the error prevails.
The other interesting point is our PRD server is not pointing to our DEV Trex, but still we see that the alerts from PRD are appearing in the trace files.
We were having alerts from QAS server too, the issue was same, the indexes were in de-activate mode. Re-activated and now there are no alerts from QAS.
Only DEV because of the error and PRD which is not maintained.
I am not sure on the OSS part.
Regards.
Hi ,
I suppose that you mean the index status on the Index Landscape tab of TREXADMIN. In your
case the status just means if the index is loaded or not. However from the TREXAdmin it's not possible to identify if the index is corrupted or not . The data can be inconsistent so that no indexing
calls can be executed on this , however the index can be loaded and used for the search (the quality
of the search results is dependend on the structure of the query and the status of the single binaries in index).
Best regards,
Mikhail
Hi Ambarish,
From the following error :
Error:Document status was not returned from the server.
it looks like there is no proper handshake, could you check whether your RFC is working correctly?
Regards
Amit
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