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Export Data for Prime Infrastructure

Jeff Sweitzer
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I started an Export for Prime Infrastructure on my LMS 4.2.3 box several days ago and it is still running.  There are approximately 3600 devices being exported from LMS I am guessing it should not take this long.  Would like to kill the process but I am not sure which one to stop?

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ohh.. I thought ..you are doing it otherway ..

Restart the LMS services then.. (/etc/init.d/dmgtd stop  && /etc/init.d/dmgtd start)

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Afroz

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AFROJ AHMAD
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Hi Jeff,

try to restart the PI ( ncs stop  and ncs start) ,as such there is no specific process to kill with respect to the senario.

after this ..check the device count in PI.

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Afroz

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ncs stop and start are PI commands the export was run on LMS 4.2.4 appliance which does not have these commands?

ohh.. I thought ..you are doing it otherway ..

Restart the LMS services then.. (/etc/init.d/dmgtd stop  && /etc/init.d/dmgtd start)

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Afroz

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Marvin Rhoads
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That would be lms he'd need to restart Afroz.

Depending on the platform:

Net stop crmdmgtd then net start crmdmgtd (Windows server)
Application stop LMS / application start LMS ( soft or physical appliance)

There is probably an individual process you could restart but I don't have it at my fingertips. I haven't exported one that big but usually it would only be a matter of minutes to complete. It's just a simple csv file.

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pdshow -brief showed numerous jobs that were not running (~50 numeric Processes), using pdreg -u I removed them and then performed a /etc/init.d/dmgtd stop & start.

Thanks for your help