Before submitting a support ticket, ask yourself "Have I done the following things, or even have access to them?"
Always remember to INCLUDE A TIMEFRAME whenever a particular issue happens. In this way, this will allow us to cull the information down in the logs to whatever we need.
It also helps to have a screenshot of the Current Activity --> Resources tab so we can see memory usage on the server whenever something happens.
Subversion command line: svn info --username anthillpro --password ***** --revision {2013-02-20 19:26:26 +0000} https://svn-repo/root Subversion command working Directory: %AGENT_HOME%\bin Subversion command environment: AH_AUTH_TOKEN=***** ================================================================================ Path: root URL: https://svn-repo/root Repository Root: https://svn-repo/ Repository UUID: XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX Revision: 300000 Node Kind: directory Last Changed Author: admin Last Changed Rev: 299999 Last Changed Date: 2012-02-29 14:59:59 -0400 ================================================================================ command exit status: 0From this information, you should be able to run the following on the command line and get the exact same result...if you don't get the same result, then anthill is doing something differently OR you didn't run as the correct user account that the agent is using.
svn info --username anthillpro --password anthillpro --revision "{2013-02-20 19:26:26 +0000}" https://svn-repo/root
If you are receiving errors during the installation of anthillpro (server or agent), please see the following section: Customizing Command Prompt to be Install Ready
IF THE FOOTER NEVER APPEARS, AN UI ERROR HAS OCCURRED!
Before you even consider restarting the server, you will most likely want to do a quick scan of the %SERVER_HOME%\var\log\ah3server.out logs for any sort of memory errors, specifically OutOfMemory errors. If you see an OutOfMemory error, we will also want a heap dump. You can get more information on how to do this by visiting the Dumps from a Java Process page.
Some of our customers have reported the following tools to work well for screen capturing (video capture);
Below is an explanation on what should be considered when filing tickets with priority.
The following table shows priorities that have been agreed upon in the Support department as well as IBM business standards, along with their explanation.
Supportal Severity | IBM Definition |
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emergency | Critical situation/system down: Business critical software component is inoperable; as a rule applies to production environment or when a critical interface has failed |
high | Severe impact: A software component is severely restricted in its use, causing significant business impact |
medium | Moderate impact: A non-critical software component is malfunctioning, causing moderate business impact |
low | Minimal impact: A non-critical software component is malfunctioning, causing minimal impact, or a non-technical request is made |
If you are unsure of the priority after consulting the above table, do not file as emergency; instead, opt to file for a low priority ticket.