Novell Doc: Novell ZENworks 7 Desktop Management Administration Guide

Q.8 December 23, 2005

Updates were made to the following sections. The changes are explained below.

Q.8.1 Appendix L: Performance Tips

The following updates were made in this section:

Change	Location
Oracle in the NetWare, Windows, or Linux Environment.	Added the reference to Linux in the entire section.
Sybase in the NetWare, Windows, or Linux Environment.	Added the reference to Linux in the entire section.

Q.8.2 Deploying Workstation Inventory

The following updates were made in this section:

Location	Change
Configuring the MS SQL Server 2000 Inventory Database	Added the following information to Step 11.e: “During the execution of the drop trigger sqls, the following error message might be displayed on the console, “Cannot drop the trigger 'trigger_name', because it does not exist in the system catalog”. Ignore the error message.”

Location

Change

Configuring the MS SQL Server 2000 Inventory Database

Added the following information to Step 11.e:

“During the execution of the drop trigger sqls, the following error message might be displayed on the console, “Cannot drop the trigger 'trigger_name', because it does not exist in the system catalog”. Ignore the error message.”

Q.8.3 Managing Your Inventory System

The following updates were made in this section:

Change	Location
Removing Duplicate Workstation Objects from the Inventory Database.	Added the reference to Linux in the entire section.

Q.8.4 Viewing Inventory Information

The following updates were made in this section:

Change	Location
Generating Inventory Reports.	Added the following information as a note in Step 4: “ZENworks Inventory report supports only the following double-byte character languages: German, English, Spanish, French, Portugese, and Japanese. Other double-byte characters might not be displayed properly in the Inventory reports.”

Change

Location

Generating Inventory Reports.

Added the following information as a note in Step 4:

“ZENworks Inventory report supports only the following double-byte character languages: German, English, Spanish, French, Portugese, and Japanese. Other double-byte characters might not be displayed properly in the Inventory reports.”