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Watch4net / SRM : How to create a scheduled task for "recreate data propety flat" task for an apg DB instance (330973)

Last Updated: 5/29/2020Categories: TroubleshootingTotal Views: 8568Language:
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The Goal of this knowledge base article is to provide a simple way to create a schedule task for "recreate data property flat" task for an apg DB instance.

Customer installed a report pack but there is not scheduled task to recreate the data property flat task for the apg DB instance, or customer needs to create a new scheduled task to recreate data property flat task for an apg DB instance.

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For this example we will recreate the data property flat scheduled task for an instance of the IPSLA DB

1. Navigate to administration and centralized management and under physical overview select the server you want to install the scheduled task and select Modules and click on install.

2. On package installation, for category select "Tools", and for Packages select "MySQL-Maintenance-Tool" and click Launch.

3. On installation steps give an instance name and (ex: IPSLA) and click Install

For Enabled it Choose "y"

For Enable it Choose "y"

For task file optimize Choose "A" for all

4. Navigate to Tools, and select the instance of the maintenance tool you just created (ex: IPSLA)
Expand configuration and edit MySQL.xml

Change the "myhost to reflect the ip or fqdn of the host, and "Make sure the following line reflects the name of the iPSLA database

Ex: <url>jdbc:mysql://myhost.emc.com:53306/IPSLA?autoReconnect=true</url>

5. Navigate to scheduled task, and under database, you should see an instance of the scheduled task you just defined for IPSLA

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