CAPITULO I: El Capital Humano
1.8. Capital humano y sus adaptaciones
1.8.1. Capital humano y la salud
After upgrading the CAS to the latest release, conduct the following validation steps.
1. Review the
<CAS_INSTALL_FOLDER>\log\install\Central_Analysis_Server_Install_xx_xx_xxxx_xx_xx_xx.log
file to ensure that no errors occurred during migration, especially during the database upgrade.
2. From the CAS main menu, open Tools ➤ Diagnostics and view the System Status report.
NOTE
You should allow at least three hours after the upgrade to allow new data to be processed by the CAS.
Review the following sections on the report:
License
Make sure that licences are valid and available for all decodes you require.
Repository
Make sure the current status of BULK INSERT is true.
Connection with AMDs and Probes
Make sure the CAS is able to reach all enabled AMDs and Probes.
Data processing
Check whether there is a delay in data processing (if the CAS was just started, the delay should be decreasing slowly).
Database info
Maximum possible database size on this machine: Make sure there is enough space on the drive for the database to grow if necessary.
Memory section
a. Make sure the CAS meets or exceeds minimum memory size requirements. Refer to the Data Center Real User Monitoring Hardware Recommendations.
b. Memory caches: make sure New server/url/client/site processing stopped equals false.
Server settings
Access Settings ➤ CAS ➤ Server Configuration and review user aggregation, client IP ranges, and site options to make sure settings were preserved.
3. Review CAS reports
Check whether historical data is present; access data for previous days, check trends, baselines, reporting groups, applications, and transactions.
Migrating 32-bit CAS to 64-bit CAS (Same Platform,
Local Database)
To migrate from 32-bit to 64-bit on the same platform, you need to make backups of your databases and configurations, then migrate and install the 64-bit software, and then restore your databases and configurations.
IMPORTANT
For this procedure, it is assumed that your CAS installation uses a local database. If you are using a remote database, see Migrating 32-bit CAS to 64-bit CAS (Same Platform, Remote Database) [p. 49].
Make Backups
These steps are not just to make safety copies. You will need these backups to restore your data and configurations after migration.
1. Make a backup of the current CAS database.
For more information, see Backing Up MS SQL Server 2005 CAS Databases [p. 109] and Backing Up MS SQL Server 2008 CAS Databases [p. 111].
2. Make a backup of the current CSS database.
For more information, see Backing Up CSS [p. 113].
3. Make a backup of the RUM Console database.
4. Make a backup of the CAS %programfiles%\cas\config\ directory. Manually copy this folder and its contents to a safe location.
5. Make a backup of the CAS %programfiles%\cas\classes\customqueries directory.
Manually copy this folder and its contents to a safe location.
Migrate and Install the Software
6. Migrate the operating system from 32-bit to 64-bit (assuming 32-bit DC RUM was installed on a 32-bit OS).
7. Install MS SQL server.
8. Install the CSS and RUM Console.
Restore the Data and Get the New CAS Installation Running
After the target environment is ready, restore your data and bring the CAS back up.
9. Restore the CSS database.
For more information, see Restoring CSS [p. 116].
10. Restore the RUM Console database.
For more information, see Restoring the RUM Console Database [p. 119].
11. Install 64-bit CAS.
It is important that you install exactly the same CAS version (and service packs, if they were present) that you had previously. For more information, see Running a CAS Setup [p. 31].
12. Stop and disable the CAS service.
13. Restore the entire %programfiles%\cas\config\ folder from your backup. Manually copy the backup files you made earlier back to the target installation.
14. Restore the entire %programfiles%\cas\classes\customqueries folder from your
backup.
Manually copy the backup files you made earlier back to the target installation.
15. Restore the CAS database from backup.
16. Open %programfiles%\cas\config\repository.properties and make sure that the JDBC_URL property is set to localhost and it points to the restored database.
Example:
JDBC_URL=jdbc:jtds:sqlserver://localhost:1433//CAS;tds=8.0;lastupdatecount=true;
17. Make sure the CSS and RUM Console services are running. 18. Start the CAS service.
Migrating 32-bit CAS to 64-bit CAS (Same Platform,
Remote Database)
To migrate from 32-bit to 64-bit on the same platform, you need to make backups of your databases and configurations, then migrate and install the 64-bit software, and then restore your databases and configurations.
IMPORTANT
For this procedure, it is assumed that your CAS installation uses a remote database. If you are using a local database, see Migrating 32-bit CAS to 64-bit CAS (Same Platform, Local Database) [p. 48].
Make Backups
These steps are not just to make safety copies. You will need most of these backups to restore your data and configurations after migration. The SQL database backup is not absolutely necessary when you use a remote database, but it is still a very good idea to make a backup of your important data before you start making major system changes.
1. Make a backup of the current CAS database.
For more information, see Backing Up MS SQL Server 2005 CAS Databases [p. 109] and Backing Up MS SQL Server 2008 CAS Databases [p. 111].
2. Make a backup of the current CSS database.
For more information, see Backing Up CSS [p. 113].
3. Make a backup of the RUM Console database.
4. Make a backup of the CAS %programfiles%\cas\config\ directory.
Manually copy this folder and its contents to a safe location.
5. Make a backup of the CAS %programfiles%\cas\classes\customqueries directory. Manually copy this folder and its contents to a safe location.
Migrate and Install the Software
6. Migrate the operating system from 32-bit to 64-bit (assuming 32-bit DC RUM was installed on a 32-bit OS).
7. Install the CSS and RUM Console.
Restore the Data and Get the New CAS Installation Running
After the target environment is ready, restore your data and bring the CAS back up.
8. Restore the CSS database.
For more information, see Restoring CSS [p. 116].
9. Restore the RUM Console database.
For more information, see Restoring the RUM Console Database [p. 119].
10. Install 64-bit CAS.
It is important that you install exactly the same CAS version (and service packs, if they were present) that you had previously. For more information, see Running a CAS Setup [p. 31].
11. Stop and disable the CAS service.
12. Restore the entire %programfiles%\cas\config\ folder from your backup.
Manually copy the backup files you made earlier back to the target installation. Chapter 5 ∙ CAS Upgrade Overview
13. Restore the entire %programfiles%\cas\classes\customqueries folder from your
backup.
Manually copy the backup files you made earlier back to the target installation.
14. Open %programfiles%\cas\config\repository.properties and make sure that the JDBC_URL property is set to the correct hostname/IP of the remote MS SQL server and that
it points to the restored database:
JDBC_URL=jdbc:jtds:sqlserver://remote_host:1433//CAS;tds=8.0;lastupdatecount=true;.
15. Make sure the CSS and RUM Console services are running. 16. Start the CAS service.