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Uknownn column 'disk.aggregateId' in 'where clause' error in WFA
2015-02-03
07:57 AM
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Hi,
I'm trying to connect WFA 2.2.0.2.6 to OCUM Version 6.2RC1. I have created the OCUM database user with the Integration Schema role.
When I add the credentials to WFA for the OCUM server and acquire WFA logs in to OCUM but then throws the error:
Uknownn column 'disk.aggregateId' in 'where clause'
If I change the credentials to invalid ones I get "Access denied for user 'xxxx@ocum-host' (using password: YES')
I realise I am using an RC version of OCUM and it looks like WFA is looking for a column that non longer exists in the OCUM DB schema?
Any pointers to how to troubleshoot this or resolve it would be appreciated.
Thanks
Martin
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Martin,
OCUM6.2RC1 is NOT supported on WFA2.2.x . The available Datasource Types do not have an OCUM6.2 . You perhaps added your OCUM6.2 Datasource as OCUM6.1.
Upgrade your WFA to 3.0RC1 and then add your OCUM. It should work fine.
sinhaa
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Martin,
OCUM6.2RC1 is NOT supported on WFA2.2.x . The available Datasource Types do not have an OCUM6.2 . You perhaps added your OCUM6.2 Datasource as OCUM6.1.
Upgrade your WFA to 3.0RC1 and then add your OCUM. It should work fine.
sinhaa
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Hi sinhaa
Thanks for the response. I just upgraded WFA and its now working as expected.
Thanks
Martin
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upgraded WFA still shows same error.
6.2 RC1 and WFA 3.0
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Hi,
You can do the following:
- Upgrde to latest WFA which as of today is WFA3.0P1
- Upgrde your OCUM to 6.2 ( not 6.2RC1 )
sinhaa
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