Server Package Build Question

Hello

Background: When we do Package Build on the background we have
F96215(Software Package Build Header history) - F96225(Software Package Build Detail history) as well

F56021(Software Package Build Header) and its Detail.

Whenever we do updte packages we see 3 Records in F96215
1 for Client
1 for Central Objects
1 for Logic Server all with Build Status 50( Build Completed Successfully)

Issue we are noticing is when we do a Full Build for anypath code
We see 3 records in F96215 but for the Server Build record the build status shows 40 ( Build Started)
Hence in the Package Build report, the Server Build(R9622) Shows Build Started which is Confusing. It should be 50.

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I looked in to the Report logic and it seems the Updates to those tables are happening in the BSFN which are embededded in the Kernel.
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Any suggestion to troubleshoot this issue is greatly appreciated.

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Hi,

Where are you launching your full package from?
Deployment Server or a Fat workstation?

Sebastian,

We launch it From Deployment Server.

Further what we noticed is When we submit the full build
57 Records gets Written to F9622(software package detail).
but in the process only 53 Records gets written to F96225.(Software package detail history). We see few dll Record not written to F96225. When i manually insert those records and resubmit the build.. the status in F96215 gets updated correctly.

We are now trying to understand where exactly and how records gets written from F9622 to F96225.

Thanks
Gopal

Hi,

I had similar problems with a Windows 2003 SP2 Deployment,
it was solved after going back to SP1.
It seems to be Registry related, though I couldn't
pinpoint yet the exact cause of this anomaly.
May you, please, try submitting your package from a
Fat Developer PC (Windows XP Professional SP2)?

Thanks for the reply sebastian.

Apparently we are still on SP1 on the Deployment side as well we tried it from Fat Client too with no luck.

Thanks
Gopal.

When did this start happening ?