Showing posts with label License. Show all posts
Showing posts with label License. Show all posts

Friday, March 14, 2025

Tableau Server Unlicensed after activating the license

User might encounter this License issue after deactivating and activating license on Tableau Server and it shows as Expired or Ended.

Error: Unlicensed Go to the licensing page for more details




When you try to deactivate and active you might receive error

The requested licensing operation failed with error code '110: TABLEAU_ERROR_LICENSING_UNLICENSED_GENERAL'.”

When you run “tsm licenses list” it will show Creator/Explorer/Viewer as “0” (Zero)

This is a known issue and happens for Tableau server 2024.2.1 and later when the installation is not using ATR.

Workaround: We don’t have fix at this time, but we have workaround and user should follow below steps

1. Stop Tableau Server using CMD (tsm stop) or TSM Web GUI
2. Restart O/S
3. Start Tableau Server using CMD (tsm start) or TSM Web UI

Once the table server is up you can run below TMS command to confirm the license expire date is set t as expected or you can check the license on TMS Web UI

C:\> tsm licenses list

Pls refer below KB’s for more Details

Thanks & Regards,
https://oracleracexpert.com




Thursday, February 28, 2013

Oracle Database Source Control made easy using Red-Gate new tool

The Red Gate launching new tool “Source Control for Oracle tool” on March 12, 2013.

How this tool can help you…
  • Manual processes to script out database objects and check in them into SVN or TFS, can be time consuming and error prone. Source Control for Oracle automates scripting of objects and check-in to SVN or TFS.
  •  Developers and DBAs can see a history of objects that have been checked in to source control, when and by who. They’ll be able to see the check-in message and a side-by-side diff view of the creation script before and after check in, object by object.
  • Pending check-ins are indicated on the taskbar icon and within the tool to prompt developers to keep source control up-to-date.
  • If developers are working on private schemas or a dedicated instance they can see other team members’ changes to objects and apply these from source control to their schemas before working on them.
  • If developers are working on a shared database they can see all the objects that haven’t yet been checked in to source control. And a history of the objects that already have been, when, and buy who.
  • The side-by-side diff view (before checking in changes, updated a local instance, or when looking at the audit trail under History) means errors are easy to spot.
You can DOWNLOAD the Beta version from below link
www.red-gate.com/source-control-for-oracle

Win a FREE 5 user license of Source Control for Oracle 

I’m giving away one five-user license of Source Control for Oracle by Red Gate Software. To enter the draw you need to do two things:

1. Like the page oracleRACexpert.comin Facebook before April 1st 2013
https://www.facebook.com/pages/OracleRACexpertcom/158925710927837

2. Using the comments section below, tell me your most painful experience which could have been easily avoided by using source control.

It doesn’t have to be a lack of database source control, it just has to be a story where, things could’ve been easier if you had the right source control tools.

On April 1st 2013 I’ll choose the best story and author will get a 5 user license of Source Control for Oracle.

Please make sure you comment under an account which I can use to get in touch with you if you make the top story. Particularly painful stories will earn extra points as will stories where the pain was generously shared with a larger team!

For Prize draw Terms and Conditions please visit below link
http://www.red-gate.com/products/oracle-development/source-control-for-oracle/source-control-oracle-prize-terms

Monday, February 25, 2013

Oracle Premier, Extended and Sustaining Support Info


Oracle 10g R2 is going out of Extended Support by Jul 2013. It’s time to upgrade your database to 11g.

Many users not aware of Oracle product Lifetime support.  It is simple, predictable and flexible


Premier support usually ends 5 years after the release of a version. After ending the premier support, we can buy Extended support which covers next 3 years and we have to pay extra fee.

Please find the Extended Support fee.
  • Year 6 after product release: 10% of current year’s Software Update License & Support
  • Year 7 after product release: 20% of current year’s Software Update License & Support
  • Year 8 after product release: 20% of current year’s Software Update License & Support
Extended Support offers the following:
  • Updates, fixes and security alerts
  • Tax, legal and regulatory updates
  • Upgrade scripts
  • Technical support
  • Major product and technology releases
After ending the extended support, Sustaining Support kicks off but it does not include:
  • New updates, fixes, security alerts, data fixes, and critical patch updates
  • New tax, legal, and regulatory updates
  • New upgrade scripts
  • Certification with new third-party products/versions
  • Certification with new Oracle products
For more info please see the detailed benefits and key features comparison.
http://www.oracle.com/us/support/lifetime-support/index.html

Regards
Satishbabu Gunukula, Oracle ACE