Hello SAP Family,
I have found myself in a unique situation while trying to run a RepoScan against our Production CMS.
Here is the initial problem:
We are using Business Objects XI 3.1 on a Windows Server 2003 environment (a little old-fashioned, I know). I have been able to confirm what the initial problem is for us. The CMS repository boasts over 3,900,000 objects to scan. This, unsurprisingly, sucks a ton of memory from the computer and one of the restrictions of a 32-bit operating system is that memory usage for an application cannot exceed 2GB. This threshold is exceeded within 2 minutes of running the RepoScan tool.
Here is the workaround I hope to enact:
We have a Linux sever with Business Objects 4.1 set up on it at the moment. Is it possible to provide the same command to run RepoScan in the Linux environment? We are pointing to a remote CMS repository, as well as a remote FileStore repository on a separate computer, entirely.
Is this possible? How different would the command need to be? Or is it good to go, as is?
Thank you in advance for your help!
In addition, here is the RepoScan command I am trying to run in the Windows environment:
reposcan.exe -dbdriver oracledatabasesubsystem -connect UID=XXXX;PWD=XXXX;DSN=SERVCMSCOPY -inputfrsdir \\remotefilesrv\FileStore3\Input -outputfrsdir \\remotefilesrv\FileStore3\Output -outputdir e:\Profiles\mmocniak\ -scanfrs true -scancms true -repair false
