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Lets say I have an Application and in that I have a process model, one of the ru
harshav
over 8 years ago
Lets say I have an Application and in that I have a process model, one of the rule which is referenced in that is now has been removed from the process. Now, we deleted the rule from the Environment, after that when I am exporting it, it gave me an error , which I rectified it from deletion.log files and recreated the same rule and exported. Now.
1.Exported the application with the rule (which was recreated even though there is no dependents with the application).
2.Imported into another Environment and successfully imported.
3.When running the instance the Instance got failed at Send Email node stating "Rule which is been referenced has passed 0 instead of 2 parameters" and the rule is one which is deleted.
4.Now I deleted the send email node in the instance and recreated it and ran the instance. It executed perfectly.
5. I came back to the first environment. deleted the Send Email Node and recreated it .Now I removed ...
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PhilB
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over 8 years ago
I'm not totally sure but if you look at the previous version of the process (the one that failed in step 3), does it reference the rule something along the lines of "#_0002d9b9-68e8-8000-f92f-7f0000014e7a# (with a different UUID obviously)? because deleting the rule may have broken references to that rule, which aren't fixed until you update that reference manually.
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PhilB
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over 8 years ago
I'm not totally sure but if you look at the previous version of the process (the one that failed in step 3), does it reference the rule something along the lines of "#_0002d9b9-68e8-8000-f92f-7f0000014e7a# (with a different UUID obviously)? because deleting the rule may have broken references to that rule, which aren't fixed until you update that reference manually.
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