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asked 5 years ago by gobroncos
updated 5 years ago by pt-barnum
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Yesterday, I was generating some project exports (QCP files) for some project archives. I opened a few instances of IE and went into Site Admin on each one and started the Project Export process on different projects. It worked fine for a few small ones, so I asked some colleagues to help and we kic...
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asked 6 years ago by soapy-smith
updated 6 years ago by pt-barnum
We are performing a NEW installation of QC12.6 and are getting this error (below), any ideas? java.sql.SQLException: [Mercury][SQLServer JDBC Driver][SQLServer]Directory lookup for the file "E:\\Data\\qcsiteadm1260_db.mdf" failed with the operating system error 2(The system cannot find the f...
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asked 6 years ago by buffalo-bill
updated 6 years ago by pt-barnum
We are getting this error when trying to install QC 12.60: java.sql.SQLException: [Mercury][SQLServer JDBC Driver][SQLServer]Directory lookup for the file "E:\\Data\\qcsiteadm1260_db.mdf" failed with the operating system error 2(The system cannot find the file specified.). at com.mercury.jdb...
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asked 7 years ago by linuxskywalker
updated 7 years ago by jeffrey-gardner-1
I have a few loadgens that seem to be stowing test temp files in a very odd place. This location is on the C: drive, when it should be on d:\\temp. This is running my load generators out of space on the C drive quickly. The even stranger thing is where they are being put= C:\\users\\serviceaccountna...
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We were experiencing some issues last week where people were unable to sign into/Upload anything in QC and UFT. Our Server team noticed that the disc space was too low (on drive used for ALM Repository) to upload or do anything causing people problems. I was wondering what the best approach was in h...
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asked 8 years ago by buffalo-bill
updated 8 years ago by pt-barnum
we have installed HP synchronizer on the C drive (default location) on the server and it includes the "log" directory. Due to synchronization log files being saved for each run, it is creating a disk space issue on the c drive (running out of space). Our server administration team suggested ...
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asked 8 years ago by jtaylor
updated 8 years ago by josh-yates
We are always running out of disk space and we think that one of our projects may be the culprit, what can we do to slow down how fast ALM is growing?
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