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Hi all, We have a strange issue with one process model. When we start a new
bojanb
over 10 years ago
Hi all,
We have a strange issue with one process model. When we start a new instance, it stops on a report and it displays in a chain activity "User does not exist".
We issued the command: checkengine.bat -cu, but it won't solve the issue. We are currently on Appian 7.0.
Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks you advance......
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Eduardo Fuentes
Appian Employee
over 10 years ago
1. Your approach worked for me (see attachment). Are you also calling this touser() expression in a custom output of the execute process report like me? or where?
2. I suggest you add a filter to the report to narrow down the issue to a single username. Since this is happening in a single environment it could be there's data in the PROD report that is pointing to an invalid username
3. Try these expressions to see if any log more information (in the application-server.log). Since internally strings represent users you don't need to call touser() if the variable is of type user.
=apply(fn!touser,split(touniformstring(ri!Users), ";"))
=split(touniformstring(ri!Users), ";")
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Eduardo Fuentes
Appian Employee
over 10 years ago
1. Your approach worked for me (see attachment). Are you also calling this touser() expression in a custom output of the execute process report like me? or where?
2. I suggest you add a filter to the report to narrow down the issue to a single username. Since this is happening in a single environment it could be there's data in the PROD report that is pointing to an invalid username
3. Try these expressions to see if any log more information (in the application-server.log). Since internally strings represent users you don't need to call touser() if the variable is of type user.
=apply(fn!touser,split(touniformstring(ri!Users), ";"))
=split(touniformstring(ri!Users), ";")
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