NAS error

myanilkumar

When I tried to start the Application Server, I received the following error from the event viewer:

The description for Event ID ( 109 ) in Source ( NAVISIOSRV-SQL ) cannot be found. The local computer may not have the necessary registry information or message DLL files to display messages from a remote computer. You may be able to use the /AUXSOURCE= flag to retrieve this description; see Help and Support for details. The following information is part of the event: The definition of the field User ID was changed after the object was saved.

kine

"The definition of the field User ID was changed after the object was saved." is the main thing you need to know. Please, go into object designer, select all objects, re-compile them and restart the service.

Waldo

The first part of the message ... how can it be resolved?

DenSter

I just posted this one:

http://www.mibuso.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=44721#44721

patrickverhoeven

To solve the first part of the error message, just go the DOS-prompt and use the UNINSTALLASSERVICE option to uninstall the NAS as a Service. Then use the INSTALLASSERVICE to install the NAS as a service again.

During the installation of de NAS 4.0 (SP1) some settings for e.g. Employee portal are set (no matter you disabled it in the installation wizard) and this causes the problem. When uninstall the service these settings are cleared.

DenSter

The first part of the message is just fluff anyway, you can just ignore it, it doesn't hurt. The good part is always the last sentence.

thaug

Probably what has happened is that you did developement work on the objects in the native database, then imported them to SQL. As mentioned, just force a recompile on the objects that were recently changed, and that shoudl fix this (the second part of the error, that is).

As an aside, I have found that I like to force a recompile on objects when I import them in to the production environment, especially in 4.0 SP1. There seems to be some kind of bug that will cause all of your clients to crash periodically. I was suffering through this for a while, and recompiled every single object as a last breath of desperation, and afterwards, everything worked once again.

[rant]It would be nice if NAS would actually tell you the object and function that was called when the error occured, so that we could easily diagnose these problems. It would also be nice for NAS to gracefully handle locks. But, I digress...[/rant]

DenSter

We should have a forum called "It would be nice if...."