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verify-topology return error

User12878097-OracleMar 21 2017 — edited Apr 7 2017

[root@fel2cn01 tools]# ./verify-topology

        [ Exalogic Machine Infiniband Cabling Topology Verification Tool ]

[ERROR] switch 10e0613988c0a0 does not configured to set ib node description.

[root@fel2gw01 ~]# ibswitches

Switch  : 0x0010e0613c88c0a0 ports 36 "SUN IB QDR GW switch fel2gw01 192.168.1.201" enhanced port 0 lid 10 lmc 0

Switch  : 0x0010e0613988c0a0 ports 36 "SUN IB QDR GW switch fel2gw02 192.168.1.202" enhanced port 0 lid 1 lmc 0

Anyone knows how to solve the above issues?

Comments

Mahmoud_Rabie

Hi MaLau

I hope these threads help or solve your problem

Regards

Mahmoud

MaLau

Hi Mahmoud,

thanks for your reply.

I made a little mistake in the question so I have to hide/show fileds in a DML Form and not an IR.

Anyway it will probably work in a nearly similar way.

I will update this discussion when (and how) it works.

Regards,

Martin

MaLau
Answer

Here is how I solved it on my own now. Thanks to Mahmoud, at the end it proably works nearly equal like described in discussion: Re: Dynamically show/hide columns in IR Reports

As mentioned in my case I had to show/hide fields in a DML Form.


Solution:
(setup the DML Form or IR is straight forward and nothing specific has to be configured -> so it will not be described in the solution below)
##################################################################
Define a new page item 
----------------------------------------------
Identification
Name: "P<NUMBER_OF_THE_PAGE>_STORAGE_LAYOUT" 
Type: "Radio Group"
 

List of Values
Type: "Static Values"
Static Values: "STATIC:New;1,Old;0"
Display Extra Values: No
Display Null Value: No
 
(optional - if the value itself should be stored in the related table of DML Form or IR)
Source
Type: "Item"
Name: "P<NUMBER_OF_THE_PAGE>_STORAGE_LAYOUT"
----------------------------------------------
 
Add a Dynamic Action to the created item (right mouse button "Create Dynamic Action" or use the "Dynamic Actions"-Menu)
----------------------------------------------
Identification
Name: "NEW-OLD_STORAGE_LAYOUT"
 
When
Event: "Change"
Selection Type: "Item(s)"
Item(s): "P<NUMBER_OF_THE_PAGE>_STORAGE_LAYOUT"
Condition: "equal to"
Value: "1"
 
True Action
--------------
Identification 
Action "Hide"
 
Affected Elements
Selection Type: "Item(s)"
Item(s): "<Item(s) you wanna hide/show>"
 
Execution Options
Event: "NEW-OLD_STORAGE_LAYOUT"
Fire When Event Result Is: "True"
Fire On Page Load: Yes
--------------
 
False Action (right mouse button on the new Dynamic Action "Create FALSE Action")
--------------
Identification 
Action "Show"
 
Affected Elements
Selection Type: "Item(s)"
Item(s): "<Item(s) you wanna hide/show>"
 
Execution Options
Event: "NEW-OLD_STORAGE_LAYOUT"
Fire When Event Result Is: "False"
Fire On Page Load: No
--------------
----------------------------------------------
##################################################################
 
Now it is possible to show and hide fields for the mount points I talked about via New/Old Radio button selection.
The trigger item could also be a "Select List", a check-box or a Button. (defining the static value is mostly equal to the example above, except for a button ... I was not able to configure a button to switch between true and false state).

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