go to post Logan Kitchen · Feb 5 Unfortunately no .cpf, but this helped a lot. After some trial and error I was able to get them mapped correctly and get all of the tables configured like they should be. Thanks!
go to post Logan Kitchen · Jan 16 Ah. So each database needs a separate namespace then? I'll create a new namespace for each of the 7 databases from the backup and go from there.
go to post Logan Kitchen · Jan 16 Thanks Robert! This is great and definitely a step in the right direction. I created a new Namespace and then created local databases for each of my CACHE.DAT files.I just have one follow up question: How do I check which namespace a local database is associated with? I would like all of my databases to share the namespace I created. The only way I could find to make an association is to select default global and routine databases for the namespace.Should I create a new namespace for each of my restored databases and have the defaults set to each database respectively?I feel that I might not have provided enough info initially, so here is the entire set of databases from the restore. MYDATASYS /opt/npc/cachesys/mgr/cache/ MYDATAAUDIT /opt/npc/cachesys/mgr/cacheaudit/ MYDATA1 /npc/cachedb/<instance number>_live/mydata1/ MYDATA2 /npc/cachedb/<instance number>_live/mydata2/ MYDATA1TEMP /npc/cachedb/<instance number>_live/mydata1temp/ MYDATA2TEMP /npc/cachedb/<instance number>_live/mydata2temp/ MYDATA3 /npc/cachedb/<instance number>_live/mydata3/
go to post Logan Kitchen · Jan 12 That is a good question. I think so. I have searched stack exchange and Intersystems Documentation for a way to list databases associated with a namespace and have only found instructions on listing namespaces, changing namespaces, and creating/managing namespaces. Nothing for showing the databases associated with the namespace...These are the namespaces listed when I list them all (using $SYS.Namespace.ListAll()):result("%SYS")=""result("DOCBOOK")=""result("SAMPLES")=""result("USER")=""result("^^/path/of/my/database1")=""result("^^/usr/cachesys/mgr/")=""result("^^/usr/cachesys/mgr/user/")=""The thing is that there are 5 databases I am interested in, and only one of the five is listed there.Also, there is a lot of documentation for configuring Cache databases from the Local Databases page in the Management console, but none of my restored databases are listed there. Are they perhaps considered external databases?Databases listed in the System>Databases table in the Management Portal: CACHESYS /usr/cachesys/mgr/ CACHELIB /usr/cachesys/mgr/cachelib/ CACHETEMP /usr/cachesys/mgr/cachetemp/ CACHE /usr/cachesys/mgr/cache/ CACHEAUDIT /usr/cachesys/mgr/cacheaudit/ DOCBOOK /usr/cachesys/mgr/docbook SAMPLES /usr/cachesys/mgr/samples USER /usr/cachesys/mgr/user/ How can I check which databases are found in which namespaces? And if they are not associated with a namespace how can I set that? If you could point me at some documentation that would be great.
go to post Logan Kitchen · Jan 8 I have made a lot of progress, but I've run into some specific issues that I'll post in more detailed questions. Thanks!
