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In rare cases, running Rational® Software Architect, Rational Software Modeler or Rational Systems Developer and SoDA (or potentially other software) at the same time may cause corruption of the Java Virtual Machine's (JVM) shared class cache. This results in a fatal error which prevents the product from starting up again; an error dialog box is immediately displayed at startup of the product: "JVM terminated. Exit code=1" followed by the complete command-line for the product's JVM.
This problem can persist even after re-installing the product.
Workaround: Delete the JVM's corrupted class cache manually. You can delete the corrupted class cache manually by opening a Windows Command Prompt and typing: <default product installation directory>\jdk\jre\bin\javaw.exe -Xshareclasses:destroy. You should then be able to start the product normally.
A restricted user (a user who is not a member of the Administrators group on the local Windows machine) will not be able to run SoDA integration.
If you run SoDA's Getting Started wizard as a restricted user, and select one of the provided templates, and continue to Generate Report, then an error message will be displayed: "Unable to evaluate OPEN command", followed by other error dialog boxes.
If you run SoDA's Create Template wizard as a restricted user, then no error is presented but the list of Domain classes does not list any RSA Domain classes.
Workaround: You must be logged in as a member of the Administrators group to use SoDA integration.