This issue occurs if the vCenter Server's database is migrated and the load_stats_proc_mssql.sql or load_stats_proc_oracle.sql stored procedures are missing after the migration.
To determine if data is being collected and stored in the database: 1.Connect to the database and run these SQL statements:
select count (*) from vpx_hist_stat1 select count (*) from vpx_sample_time1
2.If there is zero data returned, then no data is being loaded into the database. You have to recreate the load_stats_proc stored procedure. For more information, see VirtualCenter 2.5 database upgrade fails (1009950). 3.When you recreate the stored procedure, follow the steps for MS SQL or Oracle.
To resolve this issue for MS SQL: 1.Copy the file C:\Program Files\VMware\Infrastructure\VirtualCenter Server\load_stats_proc_mssql.sql to the server which hosts the vCenter Server database from the vCenter Server. 2.Open up SQL Enterprise Manager and enter the appropriate credentials to gain access to SQL. 3.Click File > Open > File. 4.Select the load_stats_proc_mssql.sql file. 5.Click OK.
Note: If prompted, enter the appropriate username and password.
6.Ensure that the selected database in the Available Database dropdown menu is the vCenter Server database and not Master. 7.Click Execute. If the job is created successfully, a message saying Command(s) Completed successfully displays. 8.Click the Refresh button on the Object Explorer.
To resolve this issue for Oracle: 1. Copy the file C:\Program Files\VMware\Infrastructure\VirtualCenter Server\load_stats_proc_oracle.sql to the server which hosts the vCenter Server database from the vCenter Server.
2. Open SQL Plus.
3. Click File > Open > File.
4. Select the load_stats_proc_oracle.sql file.
5. Click OK.
6. Ensure that the vCenter Database is selected.
7. Click Execute Query. If the job is updated successfully, a message confirming the procedure update displays.
When the stored procedure is created, allow 30 minutes for vCenter Server to collect data and then verify if the performance data is available for the past day.
Note: To verify if the data is now being collected, wait for 5 minutes after you create the stored procedure and then run this SQL statement on the vCenter Server database:
As I know that, the VMware v-center server allows us to manage all levels of a VMware vSphere deployment from datacenters to clusters and individual VMs.
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