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Documentum story – Authentication failed for Installation Owner with the correct password

When installing a new Remote Content Server (High Availability), everything was going according to the plan until we try to login to DA using this new CS: the login using the Installation Owner (dmadmin) failed… Same result from dqMan or(…)

Oracle 12c – Finding the DBID – The last resort

By William Sescu The DBID is a very important part for Oracle databases. It is an internal, uniquely generated number that differentiates databases. Oracle creates this number automatically as soon as you create the database. During normal operation, it is(…)

Documentum story – Download failed with ‘Exceeded stated content-length of 63000 bytes’

At one of our customer, we were in the middle of a migration process of some docbases from 6.7 to 7.2. A few days after the migration, we started seeing some failures/errors during simple download of documents from D2 4.5.

Can I do it with PostgreSQL? – 4 – External tables

In the last posts of this series we talked about restore points, how you could do things that would require the dual table in Oracle and how you can make use(…)

#DOAG2016

By Franck Pachot . That's a very late 'wrap-up' post about the DOAG Conference. Well, not so late because it was last week but time flies and blog posts are already listed.

Can I do it with PostgreSQL? – 3 – Tablespaces

In the last posts of this series we talked about restore points and how you could do things that would require the dual table in Oracle. In this post we'll look at tablespaces. This(…)

Documentum story – Lockbox file is newer than the active Lockbox library

A few weeks ago at a customer, I was installing a completely new sandbox environment for one of our Application Teams. On this environment, we used a new version stack with the most recent patch set (at that time): CS(…)

Can I do it with PostgreSQL? – 2 – Dual

In the first post of this series we talked about restore points. Another question that pops up from time to time is how you can do things in PostgreSQL that would require the dual(…)

Observing DML restarts caused by invalidations

By Franck Pachot . Usually, cursor invalidations do not interrupt the current execution of the cursor. You can even drop a table while a query on it is running and the query may end successfully. However some invalidations will throw(…)

SQL Server on Linux in Azure

I’m pleased to announce that Microsoft gives now the opportunity to choose Linux as a new operating system for SQL Server. To try this new version, you can find in the Cloud Azure a new template in the marketplace. In(…)