EM 3.8

Refer to the following instructions as appropriate. If:

• Your project contains a project.properties file

• You are upgrading from RTView Enterprise Monitor 3.7

Your project contains a project.properties file

If you are upgrading from versions previous to RTView Enterprise 3.8, and your project contains a project.properties file, be aware that this file will be used even if it is not specified on the command line. To avoid this, rename or remove your project.properties file.

You are upgrading from RTView Enterprise Monitor 3.7

Users of v3.7 might need to update your three existing database table names to the new names. If you used the Historian auto-creation you will already have the correct table names. The following are examples:

• Oracle

alter table MYSQL_BYTES_TABLE rename to MYSQL_BYTES;
alter table MYSQL_CRUD_TABLE rename to MYSQL_CRUD;
alter table MYSQL_QUERIES_TABLE rename to MYSQL_QUERIES;

• DB2

RENAME TABLE MYSQL_BYTES_TABLE TO MYSQL_BYTES;
RENAME TABLE MYSQL_CRUD_TABLE TO MYSQL_CRUD;
RENAME TABLE MYSQL_QUERIES_TABLE TO MYSQL_QUERIES;

• MySQL

RENAME TABLE MYSQL_BYTES_TABLE TO MYSQL_BYTES;
RENAME TABLE MYSQL_CRUD_TABLE TO MYSQL_CRUD;
RENAME TABLE MYSQL_QUERIES_TABLE TO MYSQL_QUERIES;

• SQL Server

(replace "database_name" with the name of your database)

use database_name
go
exec sp_rename '[MYSQL_BYTES_TABLE]', '[MYSQL_BYTES]'
exec sp_rename '[MYSQL_CRUD_TABLE]', '[MYSQL_CRUD]'
exec sp_rename '[MYSQL_QUERIES_TABLE]', '[MYSQL_QUERIES]'
go

• Sybase

sp_rename 'MYSQL_BYTES_TABLE', 'MYSQL_BYTES';
sp_rename 'MYSQL_CRUD_TABLE', 'MYSQL_CRUD';
sp_rename 'MYSQL_QUERIES_TABLE', 'MYSQL_QUERIES';

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