Event Subsystem Error

Windows 2000 Server
TS 6.5 - SP2
TS 6.5 Search - SP2

I'm having a problem starting my search and it's because the Event Subsystem in TeamSite is not coming up. Everytime I try to start the event subsystem, it starts but then dies 2 seconds later.

I checked out the /iw-home/local/logs/eventsubd_err.log and this is the error that I'm receiving. The Event subsystem is enabled in the iw.cfg - never had a problem with it with previous installations but this one seems to be biting me. I'm looking to use the default DB (the hypersonic one that comes with TeamSite). Any suggestions?

Thanks
/FF

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org.exolab.jms.server.ServerException: org.exolab.jms.persistence.PersistenceException: org.exolab.core.foundation.FailedToCreateDatabaseException: Failed to create database openjms b/cjava.io.EOFException
at org.exolab.core.database.recman.PageManagedDatabase.(PageManagedDatabase.java:118)
at org.exolab.jms.persistence.ObjectAdapter.(Unknown Source)
at org.exolab.jms.persistence.DatabaseService.createJdbmAdapter(Unknown Source)
at org.exolab.jms.persistence.DatabaseService.(Unknown Source)
at org.exolab.jms.persistence.DatabaseService.instance(Unknown Source)
at org.exolab.jms.server.JmsServer.registerServices(Unknown Source)
at org.exolab.jms.server.JmsServer.init(Unknown Source)
at org.exolab.jms.server.JmsServer.main(Unknown Source)
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nipper

How large is the event subsystem DB ? If that gets too large, the DB stops accepting new events.

There is a KB article on this, somewhere.

HTH

ANdy

Migrateduser

To follow up on Andy's point - even though you can use the out of the box file system based db for the event subsystem - don't do that unless you have a really good reason. It's performance isn't all that great and it's more fragile than using a real relational database as the backend. It plays nice with just about any db you could imagine, so there really isn't a good reason not to.

FurnaceFace

Hey folks,

Thanks for the advice, I was going to set the eventsystem up in a DB later this summer as it was scheduled for then so that is why I was going with the base config. But since TS seach is dependent on the EventSubsystem (ES), the index won't run because the ES won't start.

So all that to say that I ran the create_oracle.sql scripts in Personal Oracle 9i which is located on my dev server (still Windows 2000 Server) and the tables were created (performed the commit at the end of it all). I can find the tables in a tablespace called sys so I know they exist but it looks to be the wrong tablespace.. should they be in the "public" tablespace under my database that I've created? (created one specifically for the ES) The reason I ask is because I now get an error in my ES log file that says it cannot find the table or view.

Thanks!
/FF

Migrateduser

>>Thanks for the advice, I was going to set the eventsystem up in a DB later
>>this summer as it was scheduled for then so that is why I was going with
>>the base config. But since TS seach is dependent on the EventSubsystem
>> (ES), the index won't run because the ES won't start.

You can remove the search dependency from the eventsubsystem by setting

# Event-based updates are enabled
iw.index.events.enable=false

In search.properties. You will loose the automatic index update for the modifed files submitted in the TeamSite.