I have the command to update Advanced Reporting SQL table that contains the current approved device/Client version. which is the following from c:\Prognosis\Server\Configuration
irperl c:\Prognosis\Server\Configuration\BigDataInsight\UC\SSIS\LoadCSVFiles.pl --dest-db=BigDataInsightUC –sql-server=<instance name or hostname>
Is there a way to pull down the current collected versions or is there a way to put in above Version 15.0.455 ?
Issue I am having is that on the LKS4BClientVersionClientVersion.csv there is notthing populated. When I try to manally put in
UCCAPI/16.0.10730.20264 OC/16.0.10730.20334
or
16.0.10730.20264
I get a error back saying the SQL table rows does not match the CSV rows.
My guess is that I need to find the SQL Table and just populated that with SQL Versions.
Hi Corey,
Your perl command looks correct and I tested it with both those same strings you tried in the "LKS4BClientVersionClientVersion.csv", and it seems to work fine for both. Syntax is:
UCCAPI/16.0.10730.20264 OC/16.0.10730.20334,Yes 16.0.10730.20264,Yes
I notice you got this same command working successfully for other .csv files in a recent case working with Levon.
You are correct as well to alternatively manually update the table in SQL. The SQL table has the same name as the .csv text file. In this case "dbo.LKS4BClientVersionClientVersion" table.
Note that a potential source of confusion is due to LoadCSVFiles.pl file is likely in two locations, the source location under Prognosis and the SSIS deployed location set during deployment. In any case, make sure that you run the LoadCSVFiles.pl file that is in the same location as the .csv files that you modified.
HTH
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