Hello,
I Had a database that had the option <>.
Is there a method to know if the template that had the name written exist on the server before launching the task <>.
Thinks
Yamen Loukil
Hello,
I Had a database that had the option <>.
Is there a method to know if the template that had the name written exist on the server before launching the task <>.
Thinks
Yamen Loukil
Subject: How to Know if the master design database exist
I’d just run a log analysis from 1:00 AM until 2:00 AM looking for the error message that’s thrown when the template is not found, and there’s your list of dbs with “broken” template properties.
Subject: How to Know if the master design database exist
If you can not locate the template in the template list, you can try following:1) Open the database in designer
Go to Other-Database Resources
Right-click ICON design element and choose “Design properties”
In the fields list locate $TemplateFileName field. The value in that field points to the location of the template.
Subject: RE: How to Know if the master design database exist
Think you Andrei,
it was a good Idea ti know the last path of the master Template.
Think you again
Subject: How to Know if the master design database exist
Years ago I was frustrated that in my company I had no idea where templates existed, or if they did at all. I ran across some super LS code that looks at all databases within scope (such as on xyz server) and returns all databases that inherit design, as well as all database templates.
Subject: RE: How to Know if the master design database exist
There is a super tool in DomainPatrol that list all databases with broken inheritance and there are also views where you can find and navigate from a database to the template that it inherits from. You can also se all databases that inherits from a specifik template.
DomainPatrol is free and OpenSource. You can download it from OpenNTF.org or http://domainpatrol.org
Peter Närlund
Subject: RE: How to Know if the master design database exist
Hello Peter,
I will try to use DomainPatrol.
Think You