Hi Odd Arne.
Thanks for replying.
I tried your two edits and they worked perfectly for me also. RHEL4 use postgres 7.4.8 so this is a behaviour that has changed earlier than 8.0 I guess.
And for others wanting to do the same before an "official" fix is available the first edit is on line 90 (at least in my 3.0.0 version) :-)
And you seem like quite the db expert to me ;-)
- Roger
Hauge Odd Arne wrote:
I'm having the same error messages as you Roger. I guess this can have something to do with the version of postgres we are using. I have installed Fedora Core 4 which comes with ver. 8.0.3 of postgres. I guess RHEL4 comes with ver 8 to. And I believe boolean expressions are handled in a different way in version 8 of postgres than in ver. 7. But I'm not a database expert.
But if you edit /usr/local/nav/etc/report/front.html and replaces trunk=1 with trunk=t in line 80 the report works.
The other "error" you reported earlier can be avoid by editing /usr/local/nav/etc/report/report.conf. Change line 290 from: GROUP BY roomid,sysname,host(ip),catid,orgid,val,netbox.netboxid,prefixid"; to GROUP BY roomid,sysname,host(ip),catid,orgid,val,netbox.netboxid,netbox.ip,prefix id";
Nice if someone of the devolpers can comment this.
Cheers Odd Arne Hauge Molde University College
-----Original Message----- From: nav-users-bounces@itea.ntnu.no [mailto:nav-users-bounces@itea.ntnu.no] On Behalf Of Roger Aas Sent: Monday, October 03, 2005 1:34 PM To: nav-users@itea.ntnu.no Subject: [Nav-users] Error in report tool "Trunked core switch ports"
Nav version 3.0.0
"Toolbox -> Report -> Core Switches/Trunked core switch ports" gives me this error:
Configuration error! The report generator is not able to do such things. ERROR: operator does not exist: boolean = integer HINT: No operator matches the given name and argument type(s). You may need to add explicit type casts. SELECT b1.sysname,s1.interface,m1.module,s1.port,s1.link,s1.speed,s1. duplex,s1.media,s1.trunk,vlan.vlan,s1.portname,b2.sysname AS to_netboxid,m2.module AS remote_module,s1.swportid,b1.netboxid AS netboxid,b1.catid FROM swport AS s1 JOIN module AS m1 USING (moduleid) JOIN netbox AS b1 USING (netboxid) LEFT JOIN netbox AS b2 ON (to_netboxid=b2.netboxid) LEFT JOIN swportvlan ON (s1.swportid=swportvlan.swportid AND (trunk=false OR trunk IS NULL)) LEFT JOIN vlan using(vlanid) LEFT JOIN swport AS s2 ON (s1.to_swportid=s2.swportid) LEFT JOIN module AS m2 ON (s2.moduleid=m2.moduleid) WHERE s1.trunk = 1 AND b1.catid = 'SW' ORDER BY b1.sysname,module,port LIMIT 100 OFFSET 0
I sent earlier an email about another error I got on another report tool, when sorting on IP-address on servers. I have not received any hints to what could be the problem there.
httpd 2.0.52 jakarta-tomcat 5.0.28 java j2sdk1.4.2_08 perl 5.8.5 php 4.3.9 postgresql 7.4.8 python 2.3.4, mod_python 3.1.3
Regards, Roger
-- Roger Aas Stord/Haugesund College
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