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asked 8 years ago by buffalo-bill
updated 8 years ago by pt-barnum
We were trying to create a sandbox copy environment for our production ALM_12.20 environment to install the newer ALM 12.21 (TD4QC_00494.zip). During the installation, we must have missed the flag when launching the installer that disables the validator for the File Repository. We just found those d...
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We are standing up a TEST environment (exactly same ALM 12.21 version) and are intending to migrate most of our projects over to it from TEST. We are backing up each project schema/db and restoring to the TEST DB server as usual, AND we are just copying the whole "repository" folder from PRO...
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We thought this would be an easy "patch-like" operation. We launched the ALM-Installer.exe file and the software noted that it would install as a patch. The older version was uninstalled and the system automatically rebooted. After restarting the installer I receive the following error: "...
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We might be upgrading our license to the ALM-level and want to Upgrade our QC11 to 12.20, but we also may be Upgrading our Enterprise-level license to the ALM (formerly Premier) license that allows "High Availability" clustering of QC Server nodes. How can we install/upgrade our current inst...
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We're using a clustered/load balanced environment for our QC server application. When our users send a Defect email, the link is directly for whichever node is being hit within the cluster. Can I change this somehow to reflect the URL we have for the balancer?
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asked 14 years ago by pt-barnum
updated 14 years ago by soapy-smith
We are trying to plan for clustering of QC in the future. How do we setup the project repository now to work with this?