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ccm cant add phones Update failed. Could not insert new row into the table

sdeltoro1
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I have a ccm 6.0.1.2000-3, and I cant insert new phones, The error is Update failed. Could not insert new row into the table. the same problem occur when I try to change pin on some users

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Rob Huffman
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Hi Samuel,

It sounds like this bug;

CSCsl22549 Bug Details

CM5.1.3- Database cannot be updated due to full change notify queue.

Symptom:

Getting error "Update failed. Could not insert new row into the table." from

CCMAdmin web page when trying to update/reset some device.

Setting CFwdAll from the phone also doesn't work.

Conditions:

CM 5.1(1)-5.1(3) and ***CM6.x

From CLI on the publisher:

run sql select count(*) from device -> works fine

run sql update device set description = 'test' where pkid =

'27b24dbd-9bc8-43ee-92ef-211f7c9dfbd3' also gives error:

"Could not insert new row into the table"

run sql select count(*) from DBLCNQueue -> 39606 rows present

"show tech notify" was showing:

Msg I 0/0 P 0 DB 39606 **DB count > 50**

Workaround:

Empty DBLCNQueue table from SSH into Pub: run sql delete from DBLCNQueue

Reboot Pub and then the Subs one by one. Note that deleting entries from

DBLCNQueue delete all change notifications. Any changes made to the system

will not take effect until after the reboot.

Status

Fixed

Severity

3 - moderate

Last Modified

In Last Year

Product

Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CallManager)

Technology

1st Found-In

5.1(3)

Fixed-In

6.0(0.246)

7.0(0.78)

5.1(3.1112.1)

6.1(1.52)

5.1(3.77)

6.1(1.9901.46)

7.0(0.39000.26)

5.1(3.9901.100)

6.0(1.2126.1)

6.1(1.2102.2)

5.1(2.3125.2)

6.1(2.1000.13)

7.0(0.66666.1)

7.0(0.66666.2)

7.0(1.11000.2)

Hope this helps!

Rob

Please check the DBReplication status, ipsec & ipsec-trust certificates and it's expiry date.

You probably didn't notice, but you replied to a post from the year 2009. I doubt they still need help, but I guess you never know!