Hi Jes!

Me again :o)

Totally forgot. You being an expert in the plugin, what is the reason for 
the "endview" before the "setcs"? Our IT pinpoints this as the problem, 
although I don't see why there should be an immediate timeout in the first 
place. The commands issued earlier by the plugin start the view_server just 
fine. It seems to me more like a CC issue. The plugin is just calling 
cleartool after all. Maybe it's a timing issue, the view_server process for 
the view still in the process of going down, and at that very time the 
attempt to start it again?! I have no other explanation for an immediate 
timeout. But that's just guesswork of course.

Thanks for your reply.

Sascha


Am Montag, 23. Juni 2014 10:39:22 UTC+2 schrieb Jes Struck:
>
> Hey sascha,
>
> with out vein an expert in this specific plugin, could you maybe tell if 
> you by, parallel builds mean that you have a lot of different jobs build at 
> the same time or you have a lot of concurrent executions of the same job? 
> If the later then look for view name, they might use the same name for all 
> the executions.
>
> I have never heard about this limit though i have heard that windows has a 
> limit on how many process it can run at a time, are you sure it's not that 
> limit you are running into. try running test limit -p for getting the 
> number of process. and test limit -t for number of threads.
>
>
>  
>
>
> 2014-06-23 10:15 GMT+02:00 Sascha Herrmann <goo...@maledictis.de 
> <javascript:>>:
>
>> Running:
>> Jenkins ver. 1.532.3
>> Jenkins ClearCase Plug-in ver. 1.5 using snapshot views
>> Clearcase 7.1.2.12
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> we're currently setting up a new CI machine. The machine is quite 
>> powerful and we're trying to run as many build jobs in parallel as we can.
>>
>> No we run into two issues related to Clearcase:
>>
>> 1. It seems that after the catcs and before the setcs, an "endview" is 
>> issued. We run into the problem that the setcs then fails (with an 
>> immediate timeout):
>>
>> 07:12:55 [Misc_HEAD_Printing] $ "C:\Program 
>>> Files\IBM\RationalSDLC\ClearCase\bin\cleartool" endview -server 
>>> nightly_Misc_HEAD_Printing_view
>>
>>
>> ...
>>
>> 07:12:55 Running cleartool setcs, this operation may take a while
>>> 07:12:55 [ccview] $ "C:\Program 
>>> Files\IBM\RationalSDLC\ClearCase\bin\cleartool" setcs -current -overwrite
>>> 07:12:55 cleartool: Error: Timed out trying to start view_server for 
>>> view <host name>:E:\oracle\clearcase\nightly_Misc_HEAD_Printing_view.vws
>>
>>
>> Our IT is currently puzzled why this happens. They're asking why the 
>> plugin issues the "endview" command. So I am wondering if someone else has 
>> encountered that problem and knows how to circumvent it. I assume that it 
>> is related to the amount of parallel build jobs, as this problem does not 
>> show up on our old CI server (which kind of runs build solely in sequence).
>>
>> 2. As I said, we're running as many builds as possible. But there seems 
>> to be a (hardcoded?) limit of how many view_server processes the albd can 
>> spawn. And we're running into that limit, resulting in errors. I found no 
>> place where I can raise that limit in CC. So for every CC build job, we're 
>> adding a batch build step, issuing an endview command after the build, 
>> stopping the view_server process. Which is a fine workaround. But it would 
>> be great if the plugin would feature an option to end the view after the 
>> checkout. Not sure if that makes sense in general. It would for us. That's 
>> more like a feature request :o)
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Sascha
>>
>>
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