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Messages - rjrussel

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My guess is the pool is not starting correctly. Stop and start the REST application and then look at the arsrestapi.log. It will give you the information you need to verify this.

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Not like this. You would have to build something yourself.

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You would use search with sql.

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Here are a couple other tips.

Your error shows you are trying to use port 25.  Port 25 is the default traditional SMTP port. It is not secure. I am pretty sure office 365 disables it. I believe the port you want to use is 587.

You also need to add:

 properties.setProperty("mail.smtp.starttls.enable", "true");

To the other properties in the sample code.

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Hey Joe,

The ODFProcessDist code provided is just a sample. What you could do is extract the code portion used to generate an email and create a small standalone app. Update it accordingly so that you can successfully send an email using office365 and then update the ODFProcessDist code accordingly. I know there have been changes to smtp.office365.com as it relates to securing access to outbound SMTP. 

Let me know how it goes.

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MP Server / Re: AG SYSTEM Log
« on: October 17, 2023, 08:04:57 AM »
Why not just update the storage set?

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OD/WEK & JAVA API / Re: How install odwek v10.x only to linux?
« on: April 13, 2023, 05:57:13 AM »
Servers CAN be licensed by PVU - pretty rare and requires special approval. Primarily we license by client. It's much easier to track that. There are some add-ons that can be PVU based.

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OD/WEK & JAVA API / Re: How install odwek v10.x only to linux?
« on: April 11, 2023, 09:25:23 AM »
You don't pay for "installs" only client access.

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CMOD will handle the rest for you.

Thats fine, I just dont get how this work.
I have a segment date field, when I use startdate = 2023-02-25 I still get hits where I have records contains date = 2021-08-04

Searching without SQL seems to be extremely slow compared to Search with SQL.
Did a few test request now.
  • Search with SQL = 59ms
  • Search without SQL = 1677ms. Even up to 3s
Total number of hits = 1

If you know how we can use segment startdate and stopdate in Search with SQL - I'd very much like to know :D

The short answer is CMOD uses the segment startdate and stopdate to limit what tables it searches across. If an AG has 100 tables in it, using a segment field can help significantly. If you only have one table for a given application group this will not of course help much.

So, searching a folder with a date field that is also defined as a segment field will cause cmod to first identify what data tables fall in the given range and then performs a search only against those tables.

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I'd like to request robust SQL support with access to all fields in the table, for those of us who do "interesting" things.  :)

-JD.

So not just SQL support. You want it robust? :)

I hereby certify all current SQL support as robust. There you go. Ask and you shall receive.

BTW: All kidding aside. What fields do you not believe you have access to via SQL?

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Sounds like you don't search with SQL. Just user /cmod-rest/v1/hits/<folder> and specify a date field (that is defined as a segment field in the CMOD admin) as part of your search criteria and you should be good. CMOD will handle the rest for you.

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Why do you need to search with SQL?

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Andreas,

This is a bad example. Will update the docs to make this more meaningful.

Thank you,
Rob

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MP Server / Re: Slow "ARSLOAD" "GET"
« on: January 25, 2023, 12:00:16 PM »
Do you have any custom code in place that could be causing these processes to be long lived?

Maybe a Security Exit or Query exit or permissions exit? If not done properly these could cause issues.


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z/OS Server / Re: Convert from RACF authentication to LDAP authentication
« on: January 19, 2023, 10:13:14 AM »
I understand. At 10.5.0.6 (I have no eta on it) you will be able to have SSO with ICN and OnDemand using RACF.

You can also switch to native CMOD LDAP authentication and get SSO now if you choose. I am not sure what is preventing you from switching to LDAP at this time.

The following link shows the currently supported SSO technologies within IBM Content Naviagtor.

https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/content-navigator/3.0.13?topic=security-support-single-sign-sso




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