ARC "unable to execute reports" error
- Article Type: General
- Product: Aleph
- Product Version: 16.02
Description:
When trying to run reports in ARC, we are getting "unable to execute reports" error.
We can't login into ARC at all.
Resolution:
Please follow ARC troubleshooting instructions outlined below. Submit a Pivotal incident if the problem is not resolved after you've restarted the CRN in step 4.
The following components should be up:
1. Oracle database and Listener
2. iPlanet (Sun ONE)
3. Apache
4. CRN – must be checked and started/restarted last
1. Oracle instance and Listener
sqlplus $ARCCONNSTR@$ARC_SID
Make sure you can connect to the database using the listener
If it doesn’t work perform the following to check what is up:
ps –ef | grep ora
To start the listener (should be performed as oracle user):
lsnrctl start
To start the database (should be performed as oracle user):
sqlplus /nolog
connect / as sysdba
set pause off
startup.
2. iPlanet
/usr/iplanet/servers/slapd-arc/check-slapd && echo "OK"
If the iPlanet is up you will get: OK
You can also check if you can connect to port 390 on localhost:
telnet localhost 390
If you need to start iPlanet you should do it as root user:
/usr/iplanet/servers/slapd-arc/start-slapd
Stopping the iPlanet server is not required and not recommended unless the machine is going down
3. Apache
To check if the apache is up:
ps –ef | grep http | grep crn
To start/stop the apache server:
cd ~crn/apache/bin
./apachectl stop
./apachectl start
If the Apache port is less then 1024 start and stop must be done as root user with full path.
4. CRN – must be checked and started/restarted last
Make sure all other components are up
Check which CRN processes are running:
running
you will get a list of running process excluding httpd
Check that the service is working properly:
cd ~/cognos/bin
./crnctl.sh isRunning
you should get:
ReportNet service is running
To start and stop the crn
cd ~/cognos/bin
./crnctl.sh <start/stop>
Additional Information
unable to execute reports ARC error message
- Article last edited: 10/8/2013