Comment on SysCtr 2012 SP1 – ACS upgrade error (#scom #sysctr) by Dmitry Spesiviy

Dmitry Spesiviy — Thu, 16 May 2013 11:51:04 +0000

I have faced with the same issue. Case 1
Before finding this info – each time I just started ACS again.
So in result I had new tables and views – and default DbUpgV7toV8.sql wasn’t work. I got alerts like “There is already an object named ‘dtClaimString_de5aa3ec_d1fa_46a8_8cf3_213be7f2c733′ in the database.”

So I’ve modified DbUpgV7toV8.sql script.

/******************************************************************************
*
* DbUpgV7toV8.sql
*
* Updates ACS DB schema from V7 to V8
*
******************************************************************************/

declare @iVersion int — current schema version

set @iVersion = (select Value from dtConfig where Id = 2)

if (@iVersion = 7)
begin
begin tran

— update description for existing category
if exists (select * from dtCategory where Id = 0)
update dtCategory set Description = N’ACS’ where Id = 0
else
insert into dtCategory (Id, Description) values (0, N’ACS’)

— insert new category entries
if not exists (select * from dtCategory where Id = 101)
insert into dtCategory (Id, Description) values ( 101, N’Event processing’)
if not exists (select * from dtCategory where Id = 103)
insert into dtCategory (Id, Description) values ( 103, N’Service shutdown’)
if not exists (select * from dtCategory where Id = 0×3109)
insert into dtCategory (Id, Description) values (0×3109, N’User / Device Claims’)
if not exists (select * from dtCategory where Id = 0x320D)
insert into dtCategory (Id, Description) values (0x320D, N’Central Access Policy Staging’)

— create empty dtClaimString_!g! dtOldResourceAttribute_!g! dtNewResourceAttribute_!g! dtUserClaim_!g! dtDeviceClaim_!g! tables
declare @vchStmt nvarchar(max)
declare @vchPartitionId nchar(36)
declare cPartition cursor for
select PartitionId from dtPartition order by PartitionCloseTime desc

open cPartition
fetch next from cPartition into @vchPartitionId
while @@fetch_status = 0
begin
set @vchStmt = N’create table dtClaimString_’ + @vchPartitionId + N’ ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’(‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’Id int not null constraint pkClaimString_’ + @vchPartitionId + ‘ primary key identity (0,1),’
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’Hash binary(20) not null,’
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’strClaimId nvarchar(max) not null,’
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’strClaimDisplayName nvarchar(max) not null,’
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’strClaimValue nvarchar(max) not null,’
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’strClaimValueDisplayName nvarchar(max) not null’
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’)’

IF OBJECT_ID(‘dtClaimString_’ + @vchPartitionId, ‘U’) IS NULL
BEGIN
exec (@vchStmt)
END

set @vchStmt = N’create table dtOldResourceAttribute_’ + @vchPartitionId + N’ ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’(‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’EventId bigint not null,’
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’CreationTime datetime not null,’
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ClaimId int not null constraint fkOldResourceAttributeClaimId_’ + @vchPartitionId + N’ references dtClaimString_’ + @vchPartitionId + N’ (Id),’
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’)’

IF OBJECT_ID(‘dtOldResourceAttribute_’ + @vchPartitionId, ‘U’) IS NULL
BEGIN
exec (@vchStmt)
END

set @vchStmt = N’create table dtNewResourceAttribute_’ + @vchPartitionId + N’ ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’(‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’EventId bigint not null,’
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’CreationTime datetime not null,’
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ClaimId int not null constraint fkNewResourceAttributeClaimId_’ + @vchPartitionId + N’ references dtClaimString_’ + @vchPartitionId + N’ (Id),’
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’)’

IF OBJECT_ID(‘dtNewResourceAttribute_’ + @vchPartitionId, ‘U’) IS NULL
BEGIN
exec (@vchStmt)
END

set @vchStmt = N’create table dtUserClaim_’ + @vchPartitionId + N’ ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’(‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’EventId bigint not null,’
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’CreationTime datetime not null,’
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ClaimId int not null constraint fkUserClaimClaimId_’ + @vchPartitionId + N’ references dtClaimString_’ + @vchPartitionId + N’ (Id),’
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’)’

IF OBJECT_ID(‘dtUserClaim_’ + @vchPartitionId, ‘U’) IS NULL
BEGIN
exec (@vchStmt)
END

set @vchStmt = N’create table dtDeviceClaim_’ + @vchPartitionId + N’ ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’(‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’EventId bigint not null,’
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’CreationTime datetime not null,’
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ClaimId int not null constraint fkDeviceClaimClaimId_’ + @vchPartitionId + N’ references dtClaimString_’ + @vchPartitionId + N’ (Id),’
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’)’

IF OBJECT_ID(‘dtDeviceClaim_’ + @vchPartitionId, ‘U’) IS NULL
BEGIN
exec (@vchStmt)
END

fetch next from cPartition into @vchPartitionId
end

close cPartition
deallocate cPartition

— create empty dvUserClaims_!g! dvDeviceClaims_!g! dvNewResourceAttribute_!g! dvOldResourceAttribute_!g! views
declare cPartition cursor for
select PartitionId from dtPartition order by PartitionCloseTime desc

open cPartition
fetch next from cPartition into @vchPartitionId
while @@fetch_status = 0
begin
set @vchStmt = N’create view dvUserClaims_’ + @vchPartitionId + N’ ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’as ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’select ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ uc.EventId as EventId, ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ uc.CreationTime as CreationTime, ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ ucs.strClaimId as UserClaimId, ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ ucs.strClaimDisplayName as UserClaimDisplayName, ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ ucs.strClaimValue as UserClaimValue, ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ ucs.strClaimValueDisplayName as UserClaimValueDisplayName ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’FROM ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ dtUserClaim_’ + @vchPartitionId + ‘ as uc ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ inner join dtClaimString_’ + @vchPartitionId + ‘ ucs on ucs.Id = uc.ClaimId ‘

IF OBJECT_ID(‘dvUserClaims_’ + @vchPartitionId, ‘V’) IS NULL
BEGIN
exec (@vchStmt)
END

set @vchStmt = N’create view dvDeviceClaims_’ + @vchPartitionId + N’ ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’as ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’select ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ dc.EventId as EventId, ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ dc.CreationTime as CreationTime, ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ dcs.strClaimId as DeviceClaimId, ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ dcs.strClaimDisplayName as DeviceClaimDisplayName, ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ dcs.strClaimValue as DeviceClaimValue, ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ dcs.strClaimValueDisplayName as DeviceClaimValueDisplayName ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’FROM ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ dtDeviceClaim_’ + @vchPartitionId + ‘ as dc ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ inner join dtClaimString_’ + @vchPartitionId + ‘ dcs on dcs.Id = dc.ClaimId ‘

IF OBJECT_ID(‘dvDeviceClaims_’ + @vchPartitionId, ‘V’) IS NULL
BEGIN
exec (@vchStmt)
END

set @vchStmt = N’create view dvNewResourceAttributes_’ + @vchPartitionId + N’ ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’as ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’select ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ nra.EventId as EventId, ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ nra.CreationTime as CreationTime, ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ ncs.strClaimId as NewClaimId, ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ ncs.strClaimDisplayName as NewClaimDisplayName, ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ ncs.strClaimValue as NewClaimValue, ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ ncs.strClaimValueDisplayName as NewClaimValueDisplayName ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’FROM ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ dtNewResourceAttribute_’ + @vchPartitionId + ‘ as nra ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ inner join dtClaimString_’ + @vchPartitionId + ‘ ncs on ncs.Id = nra.ClaimId ‘

IF OBJECT_ID(‘dvNewResourceAttributes_’ + @vchPartitionId, ‘V’) IS NULL
BEGIN
exec (@vchStmt)
END

set @vchStmt = N’create view dvOldResourceAttributes_’ + @vchPartitionId + N’ ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’as ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’select ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ nra.EventId as EventId, ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ nra.CreationTime as CreationTime, ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ ncs.strClaimId as OldClaimId, ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ ncs.strClaimDisplayName as OldClaimDisplayName, ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ ncs.strClaimValue as OldClaimValue, ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ ncs.strClaimValueDisplayName as OldClaimValueDisplayName ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’FROM ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ dtOldResourceAttribute_’ + @vchPartitionId + ‘ as nra ‘
set @vchStmt = @vchStmt + N’ inner join dtClaimString_’ + @vchPartitionId + ‘ ncs on ncs.Id = nra.ClaimId ‘

IF OBJECT_ID(‘dvOldResourceAttributes_’ + @vchPartitionId, ‘V’) IS NULL
BEGIN
exec (@vchStmt)
END

fetch next from cPartition into @vchPartitionId
end

close cPartition
deallocate cPartition

— mark all active partitions for closing
if (select count(*) from dtPartition where Status = 0) > 0
update dtPartition set Status = 1 where Status = 0

— update schema version
update dtConfig set Value = 8 where Id = 2
commit tran
end
go

Comment on How to boost the performance widget performance (#sysctr #scom) by Stephen Hull

Stephen Hull — Tue, 14 May 2013 18:14:55 +0000

Fantastic! What a great post! I am going to dig deeper into this as well.

Comment on Applying Update Rollup 2 (UR2) to OpsMgr 2012 SP1–be warned #sysctr #scom by Daniele Grandini

Daniele Grandini — Tue, 14 May 2013 11:00:02 +0000

not yet as far as I know, but the product Group is aware of the issue.

Comment on Applying Update Rollup 2 (UR2) to OpsMgr 2012 SP1–be warned #sysctr #scom by Matt

Matt — Tue, 14 May 2013 10:06:29 +0000

Hi,

is a Hotfix from MS available for this Problem?

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Comment on Global Service Monitoring – moving service testing to the cloud by Jason

Jason — Tue, 07 May 2013 12:03:46 +0000

Thank you. The reason the link doesn’t work yet it it needs access to microsoftonline-p.com. I am working on getting the rules approved and created. Thank you for your assistance!

Comment on Global Service Monitoring – moving service testing to the cloud by Daniele Grandini

Daniele Grandini — Tue, 07 May 2013 06:18:09 +0000

Hi Jason,
the only port needed is tcp/443 for https communication to the MS cloud, in my post you can find the fqdn of the endpoints if you need to specify them. Don’t know why the link isn’t working for you, just tried and right now it works.

Daniele

Comment on Global Service Monitoring – moving service testing to the cloud by Jason

Jason — Mon, 06 May 2013 18:48:58 +0000

Greetings, I am trying to configure GSM but cannot even get the “Start Subscription” link to work. Our security team wants to know what firewall rules GSM needs, however I cannot find any documentation on what firewall rules are needed. Does anyone know what websites and ports the management servers need to have access to?

Comment on Applying Update Rollup 2 (UR2) to OpsMgr 2012 SP1–be warned #sysctr #scom by Daniele Grandini

Daniele Grandini — Thu, 25 Apr 2013 15:53:22 +0000

yes if you use that method to update and/or deploy agents, but if you use OpsMgr console then you need to manually update your gateways. Personally I just use OpsMgr console push or SCCM software deployment to manage my agents, I want to have control at every stage when I update or deploy agents.

Comment on Applying Update Rollup 2 (UR2) to OpsMgr 2012 SP1–be warned #sysctr #scom by Curtiss

Curtiss — Thu, 25 Apr 2013 15:15:25 +0000

won’t the agents–managed by gateways or not– get UR2 through windows update/wsus/SCCM?

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