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We need to deploy multiple DCRs simultaneously using one DNR Configuration. At present we are doing an exec for each DCR which needs to be deployed. When we try to do an exec on 2 or more DCRs we get the following error:
clear***ERROR - Starting deployment.
Reason from server: DEPLOYMENT_NOT_QUEUED
Details : Deployment bpt_dnr_final is already running. Request to start it now cannot be done. Rejecting request.
Please let me know how can we execute multiple deployments at the same time.
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Adam Stoller
I'm not sure I understand what you're trying to do - nor how you're trying to do it - could you please post (as an *attachment*) a copy of your deployment configuration file?
--fish
(Interwoven Senior Technical Consultant)
Migrateduser
You cannot run two deployments with the same name, unless you use the -inst option.
Todd Scallan
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Migrateduser
However in testing we did with this last week if you use the
-inst then your deployments do not run async which could cause problems if you want file assets and database assets
to be in perfect sync!
migration.zip
Persuasion_StartUp.jpg
Adam Stoller
It seems to me that at some point you have to figure out whether you need everything done at one time or whether you can do it in pieces. If you need everything done at once, build up a filelist and perform a single deployment at either specified periods of time or through some other means of determining when to fire it off.
If you can do it in pieces - then you can use '-inst instname' flag to run them whenever they're ready to go without queueing things up.
If you can use source/target directory comparisons - you can turn on the pending queue and take care of things in a somewhat more orderly fashion with less likelyhood of stepping on your own feet as you do it.
--fish
(Interwoven Senior Technical Consultant)