Hi Holger & Community folks
I was able to fix this issue but after lots of experiments.
I tried to take help of various logs including the ones you mentioned but there were multiple java exceptions coming from various modules/function call etc in logs file and hence it was really difficult to track down exact error. I couldn’t get much help/solution on web related to the errors I was seeing in log files.
So in order to fix this issue, I decided to perform different experiments (because there was room for experiments as it was new installation (means there was no chance of any critical data loss) and secondly it was dev/local installation)
Although I have fixed this issue and my default MWS is starting & connecting fine now but I am not 100% sure how exactly I fixed this issue and that is probably because I made multiple/different attempts to fix this issue. Anyways, I can at least list down steps here that I performed (and the sequence in which I performed them), that led to final resolution of this issue:
- Ran DCC (database component configurator) UI to recreate MWS product related tables/schemas
- Restarted DB server & IS
- Tried to start MWS default instance (using mws -s default run command)- [MWS didn’t start and reported multiple java exceptions]
- Created new instance of MWS and restarted DB server & IS after successful creation of new instance
- Tried to initialize/run newly created instance - [New MWS instance didn’t start and reported multiple java exceptions]
- Ran DCC UI again to recreate MWS product related tables/schemas
- Restarted DB server & IS
- Tried to start MWS default instance again (using mws -s default run command) and default instance started successfully this time
Above mentioned steps, performed in the mentioned sequence, helped me successfully start MWS finally
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