Difference between revisions of "Unknown column 'CALLREF' in 'field list'"

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'''Applicable to= Supportworks ESP Version 8'''
  
  
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In order to do this you need to arrange some downtime to carry out the following:
 
In order to do this you need to arrange some downtime to carry out the following:
 
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1. stop all the Supportworks server services on the Supportworks server configuration. Then stop the Mariadb service on the windows services panel.  
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1. Stop all the Supportworks server services on the Supportworks server configuration utility. Then stop the Mariadb service on the Windows services panel.  
  
2.Then take a backup of the table found in \hornbill\Mariadb\swdata database called citype_genhdw_stage.
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2. Now take a backup of the table found in \Hornbill\Mariadb\swdata database called citype_genhdw_stage.
 
  The three files citype_genhdw_stage.MYI, citype_genhdw_stage.MYD and citype_genhdw_stage.frm
 
  The three files citype_genhdw_stage.MYI, citype_genhdw_stage.MYD and citype_genhdw_stage.frm
  
3. Then restart the Mariadb services on windows services panel
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3. Restart the Mariadb services on Windows services panel
  
 
4. Access interactive SQL and run the following statement:
 
4. Access interactive SQL and run the following statement:
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ALTER TABLE citype_genhdw_stage ADD PRIMARY KEY (ck_config_item)  
 
ALTER TABLE citype_genhdw_stage ADD PRIMARY KEY (ck_config_item)  
  
Please confirm this command with your DBA
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Please confirm this command with your Database administrator if you are not using the standard Supportworks database.
  
 
5. Then when you restart all Supportworks server services and decline an import of a CI the error should not pop up.
 
5. Then when you restart all Supportworks server services and decline an import of a CI the error should not pop up.

Revision as of 15:31, 16 February 2018

Applicable to= Supportworks ESP Version 8


The Supportworks Messenger may display the following pop up error notification. This message can also be found in the Swserver log file:

[5156] [MySQL][ODBC 3.51 Driver][mysqld-5.5.5-10.0.29-MariaDB]Unknown column 'CALLREF' in 'field list'

This is related to imports that the customer is trying to do. When you decline an import of a CI of type Hardware, the error was popping up because there was a primary key missing on table citype_genhdw_stage. In order to resolve this, set the primary key of citype_genhdw_stage to ck_config_item.

In order to do this you need to arrange some downtime to carry out the following:

1. Stop all the Supportworks server services on the Supportworks server configuration utility. Then stop the Mariadb service on the Windows services panel. 

2. Now take a backup of the table found in \Hornbill\Mariadb\swdata database called citype_genhdw_stage.
 The three files citype_genhdw_stage.MYI, citype_genhdw_stage.MYD and citype_genhdw_stage.frm

3. Restart the Mariadb services on Windows services panel

4. Access interactive SQL and run the following statement:

ALTER TABLE citype_genhdw_stage ADD PRIMARY KEY (ck_config_item) 

Please confirm this command with your Database administrator if you are not using the standard Supportworks database.

5. Then when you restart all Supportworks server services and decline an import of a CI the error should not pop up.

You have to run this on 4 stage tables citype_network_stage, citype_server_stage and citype_software_stage.