Hi all, I've recently started running into an issue with a particular p

Mike Schmitt

Certified Lead Developer

over 9 years ago

Hi all,
I've recently started running into an issue with a particular process model, where any time we change one of the CDTs used therein, and run Impact Analysis, the process model in question is skipped when updates are done to the rest. It comes up on the list of impacted models, but when updates are completed, it is left off the list. This is particularly troublesome because the only solution then is to go into the process model and update every reference to the affected CDT manually (re-running impact doesn't work, it continues to miss the affected PM).

Has anyone run into this sort of thing? As far as I know there's nothing especially unusual about the model this is happening, or any of the CDTs we've run into issues with.
TIA......

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0 Eduardo Fuentes
Appian Employee
over 9 years ago

Since internally Impact Analysis performs a dry export-then-import of the model to update the references anything preventing the model from exporting will cause this behavior.

Simply try to manually export an application with that model and review the export log, you should see export errors that are the ones that will prevent Impact Analysis from updating this model; once solved those export issues Impact Analysis will work.
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0 Eduardo Fuentes
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over 9 years ago

Since internally Impact Analysis performs a dry export-then-import of the model to update the references anything preventing the model from exporting will cause this behavior.

Simply try to manually export an application with that model and review the export log, you should see export errors that are the ones that will prevent Impact Analysis from updating this model; once solved those export issues Impact Analysis will work.
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