Hello community,
I am upgrading CA from SMART 6.3 to version 7.5.6, I have this error.
Then the application no longer starts,
I hope you can help me, thanks
Hello community,
I am upgrading CA from SMART 6.3 to version 7.5.6, I have this error.
Then the application no longer starts,
I hope you can help me, thanks
Hello Catalino,
I am following up with our development team to help troubleshoot, and I have a few questions that will help us:
Restarting typically resolves this kind of problem, but hopefully we can figure out the root cause and address it.
Thank you,
Matt
For future searchability, here is the translated text of those error messages:
restore failed error creating temporary copies of existing data
.\data\database\smartdb\seg0
Could not connect to the database. Check that another instance of SMART is not running and try again.org.hibernate.exception.GenericJDBCException: Unable to acquire JDBC Connection
Hello Matt,
The first error (restore failed error creating temporary copies of existing data
.\data\database\smartdb\seg0) exits when trying to update the CA from version 6.3 to version 7.5.6, it does not finish updating and the error appears.
The second error comes out when trying to open the software and does not allow the program to start.
I have restarted the laptop and still get the same error.
Thank you,
Catalino
LOG.txt (1.3 MB)
Thank you, that is very helpful. I’ll let you know as soon as we have more information.
Thanks Matt,
I will be waiting for your answer.
Thanks
Hello Catalino,
Based on the log file, it looks like the data folder is either missing or corrupted. Ideally SMART is supposed to revert back to the original data in this case, but if the first error happened due to lack of disk space that might be impossible.
The recommended solution is to start over. Unzip SMART7, restore your SMART6 backup, but make sure you have enough disk space.
Thank you, Catalino. I shared your video with the developers, and they provided some next steps.
Would it be possible to get a copy of all the log files? You should be able to find them in the workspace/.metadata folder, and anything with .log in the filename would be helpful.
Would you be able to share a copy of the file that you are trying to upgrade? That would allow us to try it out ourselves and further troubleshoot the problem.
Feel free to send me any files via private messaging so they’re not shared with everyone.
Thank you,
Matt