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This issue surfaced when we deployed the application into a different server. Th
Sidhant Behura
over 9 years ago
This issue surfaced when we deployed the application into a different server. This is working fine in the dev server.
This is related to Write to Multiple Data Store Entities Smart Service. The smart service is faling to insert data into the respective table with below exception.
The swim lane assignment is "Run as whoever designed the process model" and i.e user is a System Administrator.
Exception/Alert:
There is a problem with task “Write to any XYZ Entity” in the process “XYZ Data base interaction - 5/5/2016 12:46 PM GMT+00:00 - by Admin”. An error occurred while trying to write to the data store [XYZ - Application]. No values have been written. Details: could not insert: [XYZEmployeeDT1066] (APNX-1-4208-004)
I checked the previous post by other appian practitioners but without luck.
I checked the Write to Multiple Data Store Entities Smart Service in forum help and found out the same error with a cause.
Error:
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sikhivahans
over 9 years ago
@siddhanthb Would you please be able to attach the logs, especially the ones that wee generated at the time when the node fails? That might quickly help us to know what has happened and mostly 'Caused By' in it determines the root cause as per my knowledge. Else we may need to depend on some guess work and in this case I would suggest adding some more information such as table structure.
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@siddhanthb Would you please be able to attach the logs, especially the ones that wee generated at the time when the node fails? That might quickly help us to know what has happened and mostly 'Caused By' in it determines the root cause as per my knowledge. Else we may need to depend on some guess work and in this case I would suggest adding some more information such as table structure.
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