Hello,
I am currently in the process of setting up a Hyperic data warehouse using the instructions provided at http://support.hyperic.com/display/DOC/Building+a+Metric+Data+Warehouse.
I am currently running Hyperic HQ 4.2. I have successfully created the views described but I'm running into a problem when running the test query. The test query produced two errors, first saying that the name column did not exist in the EAM_SERVER table. I checked my Hyperic database and sure enough, it did not contain a name column. I removed name from data warehouse view definition and ran it again. This time, it produced an error stating that the OWNER column was not defined. I checked the Hyperic database again and it was not there. After removing OWNER from the definition I got:
ERROR: remote query result rowtype does not match the specified FROM clause rowtype
SQL state: 42804
I was wondering if I needed to rebuild my Hyperic database or if those columns are remnants of an older version and the data warehouse?
Thanks for the help,
Ted
I am currently in the process of setting up a Hyperic data warehouse using the instructions provided at http://support.hyperic.com/display/DOC/Building+a+Metric+Data+Warehouse.
I am currently running Hyperic HQ 4.2. I have successfully created the views described but I'm running into a problem when running the test query. The test query produced two errors, first saying that the name column did not exist in the EAM_SERVER table. I checked my Hyperic database and sure enough, it did not contain a name column. I removed name from data warehouse view definition and ran it again. This time, it produced an error stating that the OWNER column was not defined. I checked the Hyperic database again and it was not there. After removing OWNER from the definition I got:
ERROR: remote query result rowtype does not match the specified FROM clause rowtype
SQL state: 42804
I was wondering if I needed to rebuild my Hyperic database or if those columns are remnants of an older version and the data warehouse?
Thanks for the help,
Ted