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When import large Projects via qcp File Server Error EoF

Stefan Bormet

Hi All, 

when I import a project via Project File from and older ALM Installation (Version 17.0.1) to a new Version (24.1) installation, I get the error Message 

In the log Files: 

Failed to import project. Project will be deleted

com.hp.alm.platform.exception.CTdException

Messages:
Error on copy from input stream to output stream;
Early EOF;

....

__________

Creation of project failed : org.eclipse.jetty.io.EofException: Early EOF

com.hp.alm.platform.exception.CTdException

Messages:
Failed to import new project '%PROJECTNAME%';
Error on copy from input stream to output stream;
Early EOF;

Stack Trace

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Because the qcp File is 1,1 GB I thought of performance. 

I Updated the Server Performance, now the Server has lots of more performance than the old Server. 

The Network is stable too. Any Idea what I can do next? 

Best wishes, 

Stefan
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    Hi Stefan,

    A quick try i can suggest is - could you please import the qcp to the original 17.0.1 ALM? The EOF error can be caused by the file corruption, which was introduced when the qcp was generated or was transferred.

    If it can work with 17.0.1 ALM, I would suggest you opening a support ticket to OpenText and provide us with this qcp file. We will need to verify the format and the content, to understand why it fails. Basically a qcp file of 1.1 GB won't cause any performance problem.

    BR,

    David

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    Hi David, 

    I will do this. Thank you for the reply

    BR

    Stefan

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    Follow these steps and let us know the outcome;

    1. Deactivate the source Project OK
    2. Rename the file repository (say from SOURCE to SOURCE_X) OK
    3. Create a new folder with the original name (ex: SOURCE) OK
    4. Create an empty subfolder called ProjRep OK
    5. Copy the dbid, XML file to the new source Folder OK
    6. Export the project to QCP. It will only move the database/schema tables into the QCP (which is just a zip file) the XML, and the empty folder. Even a large and old project should fall below 2GB  OK
    7. On the destination system, import the qcp, and leave the project deactivated.OK
    8. Copy the ProjRep from SOURCE_X to the destination project.OK
    9. Delete the empty source folder on the original server, rename SOURCE_X back to the original name, and reactivate the original project
    10. Run a repair on a new destination project. Activate.

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