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• How the expected wait time is scripted?

  Hello

  Can someone tell me what controls are needed and where they should be placed in a script and what variables I need to create if everything for a very basic should expect a time?

  I looked at previous assignments and I'm not. The only control I see that would be necessary is to get statistical reporting, but I know not where to put it or how to play people in the queue the message of what the expected wait time is.

  Please advise,

  Thank you

  Chuck

  You can use the step get statistical Reporting to fetch the expected waiting time (in this step, the "line identifier" parameter is interested in the CSQ).

  The expected wait time is in seconds, so you can convert this to minutes and then use a series of guests as well as a "create generated Prompt" to announce the waiting time.

  Take a look at these messages in previous discussions:

  http://forum.cisco.com/eforum/servlet/NetProf?page=netprof&forum=Unified%20Communications%20and%20Video&topic=Contact%20Center&CommCmd=MB%3Fcmd%3Dpass_through%26location%3Doutline%40%5E1%40%40.1ddd7fa7/2#selected_message

  http://forum.cisco.com/eforum/servlet/NetProf?page=netprof&forum=Unified%20Communications%20and%20Video&topic=Contact%20Center&CommCmd=MB%3Fcmd%3Dpass_through%26location%3Doutline%40%5E1%40%40.1ddc3cea/1#selected_message

  Please note the useful messages!

• IPCC Express estimated the waiting time in the queue

  I have an ipcc express 4.0 and my client wants the number of callers to hear a prompt indicating the estimated waiting time in the queue.

  Is this possible with this solution? Maybe to deal with scripts.

  Any idea?

  Jose

  Jose,

  You can do the process you like through the IPCC Express Scripts.

  You must use the "Get Reporting" statistical step under 'IPCC Express' in the script editor and choose the statistics that you want, in your case, you have to select 'Report object'-> 'CSQ IPCC Express' and afte, select 'Area'-> "Expected wait time", store that value in a variable to create as a guest to read the value.

  Hope this helps,

  Juan Luis

• A wait timer is needed in a loop of consumer?

  I have a leak of test engine and motor servo which is a loop of consumer being called via "Start Asynchronous Call" several times for each device.  A contractor I work with said that I need to add a timer wait since the dequeue tie up the processor.  Is this true?

  I kind of logic that awaits the dequeue to treat something immediately, but I thought that the time-out would free the loop as a wait timer to zero.  He says he doesn't because he is still waiting to remove something.  What the experts think about it?

  

  nonecure wrote:

  So the dequeue will normally be on the CPU?  Is this similar to an empty loop without a wait timer?  Not a lot of treatment, but taking processor resources?

  Lol if there is nothing in the queue, Dequeue item causes a 'sleep '.  This is similar to the Structure of your event until the event.  They use no CPU while you wait for a message.

  Now if you have a lot of things in your queue, then your loop could run as fast as possible to play catch-up.

• Can I use a variable in step of TS Message for field 'waiting time '?

  Is it possible to use a variable (inhabitants, parameters, etc.) for the field "Wait time" in the stage of message TestStand?

  TestStand 4.1

  Thank you

  Rafi

  Go to the step settings > properties > Expressions > Expression Pre and enter something like:

  Step.TimeToWait = Locals.MyTimeToWait

• Server wait times 2012 - Win 7 - DNS Client

  Background:

  Single Server R2 of 2012:

  Domain controller: * field (192.168.0.12)

  Primary DNS Active Directory integrated, double cards configured network team

  Clients Windows 7 Pro:

  Quantity 15 (with an assigned static IP, no DHCP, all cables, wireless), defined primary DNS on 192.168.0.12

  Cisco SmartSwitch SG200-26 - show NO error on one of the ports

  Randomly the DNS server stops just in response to DNS queries.

  Clients receive Error 1014: no DNS servers responded ORS

  Wait times when Internet browsing and access to the local server

  Computers lose all network connectivity, (as long as I use 192.168.0.x references I can access files on the network) just DNS resolution

  Customers (when it works)

  nslookup microsoft.com

  Server: server2015.* *.

  Address: 192.168.0.12

  Non-authoritative answer:

  Name: microsoft.com

  Address: 23.100.122.175

  When things do NOT work

  nslookup microsoft.com

  Server: unknown

  Address 192.168.0.12

  Unknown can't find microsoft.com: no response from Server

  After a few minutes, I can retry the command NSlookup and return works.

  All Windows updates have been installed on the server and the clients.

  This server / configuration is only 2 months old.  New server hardware and software.  Replace Windows SBS 2003.  Customers have been the same.

  Tried to disable all anti-virus, disabling all services necessary, re-configured to use only one network card.  The problem is more common that a new server has just arrived.

  I have no idea where to go from here.

  Thank you

  The problem ended up being the on the DNS server.  The local ISP changed the DNS server address and the forwarder was not set correctly on the DNS server.

  Thanks for all the support.

• How long can we keep in touch in a waiting time?

  Hello

  How long can we keep a contact in a waiting time?

  Thank you

  Hello

  You can keep a contact in an unlimited number of step of waiting time.

  Thank you

  edynamic expert Eloqua

• The waiting time for the activation of the subscription of creative cloud?

  The waiting time for the activation of the subscription of creative cloud?

  Hi Evgeny,

  You can follow the article: solve common activation Adobe Creative Cloud (login) and questions (disconnect) disabling or error messages and errors in connection with Creative Suite and creative Cloud applications, activation and connection Solutions to resolve activation problems.

  Let us know if this solves the problem for you or not.

  Thank you

  Yann Arora

• TypeError and wait Timer

  Sometimes (but) my calculation script of waiting time of bombs with this error:

  TypeError: Cannot find the function SetHours in object Tuesday, March 18, 2014 14:02:56 GMT - 0400 (EDT). (Workflow: Install SQL / calculate wait (work) (item11) #17)

  Any ideas? (NextPool is used for a WaitTimer)

  DEPARTURES:

  NextPoll (Date)

  SCRIPT:

  /* */
  var waitTime = 2; // Polling Interval
  
  
  workflowScheduleDate = new Date(); //this is now
  
  
  // If minutes is less than 59
  if ((workflowScheduleDate.getMinutes() + waitTime) < 59) {
    // Then let's add a minute to that
    workflowScheduleDate.setMinutes(workflowScheduleDate.getMinutes() + waitTime);
  } else {
  
  
    // we're at 59 minutes already, add a minute (by rolling over to 60, e.g. 0)
    workflowScheduleDate.setMinutes(waitTime);
  
    // If hours is less than 23
    if (workflowScheduleDate.getHours() < 23) {
    // Let's add an hour to that (because we rolled over minutes
    workflowScheduleDate.SetHours(workflowScheduleDate.getHours() +1);
    } else {
  
    // We need to roll over our day
    workflowScheduleDate.setHours(0);
    }
  }
  
  
  // Set the Next scheduled time
  NextPoll = workflowScheduleDate;
  
  /* */
  

  (And if anyone can tell me how to format the script in a pleasant way of this post, I'm all ears)

  EDIT: I realize that's not quite do exactly what I need it to do (the reversal of the works a little, kind of isn't), you can ignore it for now.

  Post edited by: pezhorEL

  JavaScript is case-sensitive, so you must use with tiny setHours() of '. Something like

  workflowScheduleDate.setHours(workflowScheduleDate.getHours() +1);
  

  and is not

  workflowScheduleDate.SetHours(workflowScheduleDate.getHours() +1);
  

  For syntax highlighting of code, there is a 'Use advanced editor' link in the top right of the window to answer. Click on the link, then on the blue button "Insert", which looks at ' > '.

• WAIT times extreme and vm slow performance

  In a cluster of 3 host R710 ESXi 4.1 (3 x 16 logical processors) DRS 18 virtual machines running on a virtual machine performance is really bad.

  Glancing once ready nothing strange does not show, but WAIT times seems extremely high (some vm of maxing out at 20000 millisecond for longer periods).

  I see that most vm have 2 vCPU and about 6 even 4 vCPU. I guess that the problem could be with the vCPU but do not know (its use and ready once are really low). Which could explain the high WAIT times?

  Concerning

  The metric of WAITING % is not relevant because it includes idle time:

  http://www.yellow-bricks.com/2012/07/17/why-is-wait-so-high/

  % OF WAITING
  The total percentage of the Resource Pool/world of time in a wait state.  That is, the world awaits a VMKernel resource.  Note that this percentage includes the percentage of time that the Resource Pool/world remained inactive.

  If you really think a CPU bottleneck, RDY and CSTP % are the main parameters to be monitored.

  Looking at once ready nothing strange shows

  So how big are they really? Do not forget to put ready graphic vCenter summation values in proportion to the data collection interval (20 seconds in the graphs in real time).

  But since I doubt you really CPU issues with 'only' 48 vCPUs in a cluster of 3 guests with 24 son of carrots/48 total, less than most, if your VMS running at nearly 100 percent CPU usage.

• Production Portal crashes with wait times

  Hi all
  
  
  Several times during the day, the Portal 10.1.4.0.0 crashes with wait times.
  In order to recover, the portal must be restarted.
  
  (The time-out period also took place during the time that they had a db corruption, but now that corruption has been resolved, the grip still occur.)
  
  After you run the SVU in CLEANING mode, the problem persists.
  Timeout has been defined in many more than the default value. Stall has increased also. Neither helped to solve the problem.
  
  Java portlets come from a provider of OC4J, and they are all the pages under a group of pages.
  
  These data (also the views of hollow) readings of portlets on portal schema to create the "style" and the css of the portals pages. All the instructions of database are selected, except for the rare insert on a table in their schema operation custom.
  
  Responsibility of the user:
  Access statistics indicate that about 800 users access this site in 1 hour.
  1100 users had access of user higher in an hour.
  Access by concurrent users are about 500.
  
  
  Thanks for any help.
  
  Published by: hmannila on May 11, 2010 23:50

  Hello Louis,.

  In this particular case, the EPP time-out settings are set at very high values causing depletion of the discussions of the recovery tool in the recovery EPP tool thread pool:

   
     page
     oracle.webdb.page.ParallelServlet
     
  requesttime
  120
     
     
         minTimeout
         180
     
     
         stall
         200
      
  

  This should be the course of action for you:

  >
  As you already pointed out, the portal seems to hang because Edison provider does not respond quickly enough to requests as part of the portal. Oracle Portal should be able to recover Thi in normal cases. Unfortunately, configuration in the portal settings have changed since the default values, making it almost impossible for the framework to recover from the error. To understand this, we will need to go through the theory:

  The Oracle Portal framework collects information from various sources and assemble these web pages which are then sent to the Web browser to end users. Suppliers are a source of information. To retrieve information from providers, Oracle Portal allocates a thread of so-called fetcher in OC4J_Portal. This fetcher thread will create a session with the provider (remote) and extract the content, similar to the way in which a web browser would contact a web server to retrieve an HTML page. It is important to note that Oracle Portal allocates a thread of the recovery tool for each portlet on a page. For a page containing five portlets, five threads of the recovery tool are allocated as the content is retrieved at the same time.

  In a default configuration with one OC4J_Portal process, the number of threads in the recovery tool is limited to 25. With five portlets on a page, the portal will be able to serve up to five queries simultaneously until the Fetcher thread pool is exhausted. This normally isn't a problem because the recovery tool nets are normally allocated for a few seconds. Once they have received the response from the provider, they are returned to the pool and will again be available on the portal.

  The problems start when the response from the provider becomes slow. The thread of the recovery tool is not returned to the pool immediately. Applications begin to queue until the system has more than the threads of the available recovery tool. Once there is no thread of the available recovery tool, the portal will wait for a new thread fetcher for a certain period of time (as specified by the queueTimeout). After expiry of that period of waiting for the queue, the portal will return an error on Oracle's HTTP server. This is when end users will start to encounter errors in the pages.

  To keep the portal alive and in good health, administrators should be careful that the fetcher thread pool don't get exhausted. Obviously, the best way to do this is to ensure that all suppliers to respond in a reasonable amount of time. If there is no control on the response time of the suppliers, administrators can use timeouts in the framework to ensure that queries for long durations are killed by the framework to ensure that threading of the recovery tool is returned to the pool again. These settings are configured in the Web.XML from the portal application in the OC4J container called OC4J_Portal. Of course users will see errors of time-out specific portlets on some pages but the general framework will be available. In addition, directors may decide to increase the number of threads in the recovery tool by starting more than a process of OC4J_Portal. Each additional process will increase the amount of threads fetcher with 25. However, there is a penalty of memory that each process may consume between 256 to 512 MB of memory. Administrators should only increase the amount of process when they checked the system high portal has enough free memory available to hold account of these additional processes.

  Action plan:

  1 change the values of time-out for the framework of portal to the default values:

  a. go to $ORACLE_HOME/j2ee/OC4J_Portal/applications/portal/Portal/WEB-INF
  b. copy the web.xml file:

  web.xml Web.xml_23MAR2010% cp

  c. edit the web.xml file:

  For the RepositoryServlet and the PortalServlet, remove the timeout of STALL
  For the page servlet, remove the requesttime, minTimeout, stall and queueTimeout settings

  2 increase the number of processes of OC4J_Portal from 1 to 4:

  a. create a copy of the $ORACLE_HOME/opmn/conf/opmn.xml file:

  % cp opmn.xml opmn.xml_23MAR2010

  b. open the opmn.xml file

  c. find the following section:

  d. in the section for the OC4J_Portal process, change the following line:

  TO

  3 synchronize the repository, DCM:

  % $ORACLE_HOME/dcm/bin/dcmctl updateconfig

  4 restart the process high

  % $ORACLE_HOME/opmn/bin/opmnctl stopall
  % $ORACLE_HOME/opmn/bin/opmnctl startall

  4. make sure that the changes are in force:

  a. number of OC4J_Portal process:

  Run opmnctl status and count the number of OC4J_Portal process. You should see four of them.

  b. time-out settings in OC4J_Portal

  Open the $ORACLE_HOME/j2ee/OC4J_Portal/application-deployments/portal/OC4J_Portal_default_island_1/application.log file and locate the following line at the end of the file:

  03/10/08 06:32:32 Portal: version PPE: 10.1.2.0.2 (29022008)
  03/10/08 06:32:32 Portal: setting of the parameter values: poolSize (Fetchers) = 25 [default = 25]: minTimeout (MinTimeout) = 5 s [default = 5s]: requesttime (DefaultTimeout) = 15 seconds [default = 15 s]: stall (MaxTimeout) = 65 s [default = 65]:
  queueTimeout (QueueTimeout) = 10 s [default = 10 sec] maxParallelPortlets = 20 [default = 20] maxParallelPagePortlets = 10 [default = 10]

• Need an example of script for the waiting time expected

  Hello

  Does anyone have an example script that they can send me that indicates how and where to use statistical control of get and how to generate a prompt to read a message to a caller who says what is the waiting period?

  Thank you

  Chuck

  [email protected] / * /.

  There is a position in the queue thing.

  First you stor in the parameter value and then read it...

  My modified script which should explain is attached. You can actually use, but must change that I deleted my customer info.

  Please note so useful.

  Thank you

  Barnes.

• The waiting time for the end of the FNDLIBR process?

  This morning we have problems with our ICM. We found a process FNDLIBR running since yesterday and five PROD.dbc process, although we run a cold backup every night.

  I read in (Doc ID 1317901.1() you expect that each FNDLIBR is finished after running script adstpall.sh. How long we have to wait? Do we not have to kill these processes after a certain time?

  And if we kill these processes the MHI will start cleanln?

  
  

  Thank you very much.

  
  

  Silvina Leguero.

  Hello

  The concurrent Manager processes are usually less than 5 minutes to issue the shutdown command.

  You have to wait for them, but if there are still active process after 10 minutes then you should check if there are applications running that wouldn't get fired.

  I faced this question several times and I'm sure that happens with our customers during cold backup processes but in most cases simultaneous managers start up normally afterwards.

  Kind regards

  Bashar

• Workflow fails on the wait Timer

  I have a created workflow that generates a snapshot of a VM, notifies the user by e-mail that the snapshot was created, and then going into a timer waiting for a period of 2 weeks before checking if the snapshot still exists and to notify the user that they must remove the snapshot. So buckle up every day notify the user that the snapshot should be removed until the snapshot no longer exists.

  For most of the time, the workflow works as expected, however, I find that one or two workflow running fails from time to time. The schema of the execution of workflow shows workflow failed on the timer standby (which I checked has a valid date/time value assigned to the input of energy). When I view the events for the workflow, it has 3 events, Workflow has started, workflow is suspended and Workflow failed. When you select the workflow does not event, the description is "Workflow has been issued by a task, the workflow runtime does not be resumed" (I guess that 'being' = 'summer' in the message). In addition, when the workflow fails, it never runs the exception workflow that is configured to send me an email notification with the information of errors/exceptions.

  Does anyone have ideas, what could be causing this failure? I noticed that the failure occurs most often after that the Orchestrator function has been restarted.

  Hello

  In fact, the behavior you observe is not random and should somehow. Currently all the workflows that are opened by an i.e., scheduled task are not included on the reboot of the server. The centre of the spot is responsible. The reason is that it could happen that such a workflow can be started at the same time to resume from the point it was suspended and centre/Task Manager. So, if the workflow should he resume the server restarts.
  Other hand the reboot of the server, the Task Manager will hold the following logic:
  1.1 if it is a recurrent task task manager will calculate the next execution time and is scheduled to run.
  1.2 If the task is not recurrent, i.e. it is a one time task there are two options:
  1.2.1 the execution time is not spent - then the task is scheduled for execution.
  1.2.2 the execution time already - spent, we will in two other options:
  1.2.2.1 the task has been configured on "Start if scheduled in the past" and has not yet been completed - the task is scheduled to run once.
  1.2.2.2 the task has been configured for "do not start if scheduled in the past ', or is already completed - the task ends with error and the workflow will not be executed.
     
  I guess in your case, the workflow is scheduled (started from a task) and that's why he is unable to return to restart the server. If the workflow is not recurring to work around the problem, you can configure the task scheduled as "Start" If in the past You can do this with access from the client to the Scheduler->-> Edit (photo attached). This will lead to the execution of the workflow from the beginning on the reboot of the server if the workflow has already been launched but was not complete or suspended in the middle.

  
  Kind regards
  Radostin

• My Apple iPhone 5 touchscreen doesn't work not when the call comes. This problem is only in locked mode and mode unlocked when the call come it works normally. The problem is only locked Iphone and a just coming guard time. give soltn

  Hello can anyone give solution to my problem.

  my iPhone touch 5 works not when it is in locked mode and it's time all incoming call came the touch works do not. other times, the touch works normally wat is the problem. ?

  If you disturb not activated. Settings > do not disturb.