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Priority1 |
Error Message |
PowerServer profile name is empty. |
Possible Cause |
When configuring the PowerServer profile, no profile name is provided. |
Priority1 |
Error Message |
PowerServer name is empty. |
Possible Cause |
When configuring the PowerServer profile, no machine name or IP address of the PowerServer is provided. |
Priority1 |
Error Message |
PowerServer port is empty. |
Possible Cause |
When configuring PowerServer profile, no PowerServer port is provided. |
Priority1 |
Error Message |
PowerServer port is out of the valid range. |
Possible Cause |
The specified PowerServer port is not between 1 and 65535. |
Priority1 |
Error Message |
Failed to parse the source code. Line: %1 |
Possible Cause |
The PBL list added to the PowerServer configuration is incomplete, or the object is defined in the PBD file. |
Solution |
1) Verify that the application was full built in the PowerBuilder IDE and no errors were reported. 2) Verify that the PBL list added to the PowerServer Toolkit > PowerServer Profile Configuration window is complete. 3) Verify that no reference is made to the object defined in PBD. |
Priority1 |
Error Message |
AEM URL is empty. |
Possible Cause |
When configuring the PowerServer profile, the AEM URL is empty. |
Solution |
Please input the correct URL. |
Priority1 |
Error Message |
Deployment user name is empty. |
Possible Cause |
When configuring the PowerServer profile, the deployment security is enabled, but no deployment username is provided. |
Priority1 |
Error Message |
Data source name is empty. |
Possible Cause |
When configuring the data source, no data source name is specified. |
Priority1 |
Error Message |
Data source name already exists. |
Possible Cause |
When configuring the data source, the provided data source name already exists in the PowerServer. |
Priority1 |
Error Message |
The database server is empty. |
Possible Cause |
When configuring the transaction object, no database server address is provided. |
Priority1 |
Error Message |
Transaction object name is empty. |
Possible Cause |
When configuring the transaction object, the transaction object name is not provided. |
Solution |
Please input the correct name of the transaction object. |
Priority1 |
Error Message |
No database type is specified for the transaction object. |
Possible Cause |
When configuring the transaction object, no database type is specified for it. |
Priority1 |
Error Message |
No data source is specified for the transaction object. |
Possible Cause |
When configuring the transaction object, no data source is assigned to it. |
Priority1 |
Error Message |
Web server profile name is empty. |
Possible Cause |
When configuring the Web server profile, no profile name is specified. |
Priority1 |
Error Message |
Web server name is empty. |
Possible Cause |
When configuring the Web server profile, no machine name or IP address of the Web server is specified. |
Priority1 |
Error Message |
Web server port is empty. |
Possible Cause |
Web server port is not specified when configuring the Web server profile. |
Solution |
Specify a valid Web server port. |
Priority1 |
Error Message |
Web server port is out of range. |
Possible Cause |
When configuring the Web server profile, the specified port is not between 1 and 65535. |
Priority1 |
Error Message |
Web root is empty. |
Possible Cause |
When configuring the Web server profile, the local file transfer is selected, but no Web root is specified. |
Priority1v |
Error Message |
The FTP server is empty. |
Possible Cause |
When configuring the Web server profile, the FTP file transfer is selected, but no FTP server is specified. |
Priority1 |
Error Message |
The Web server profile name already exist. |
Possible Cause |
When configuring the Web server profile, the provided profile name already exists. |
Priority1 |
Error Message |
FTP Port is incorrect. |
Possible Cause |
The FTP Port was not specified when configuring the Web server profile. |
Solution |
Specify a valid FTP port. |
Priority1 |
Error Message |
FTP Port is invalid. |
Possible Cause |
When configuring the Web server profile, the specified FTP port is not between 0 and 65535. |
Solution |
Specify a valid port ranging from 0~65535. |
Priority1 |
Error Message |
No selected ODBC data source. |
Possible Cause |
No data source is selected when configuring the ODBC interface. |
Solution |
Select a data source from the list. |
Priority1 |
Error Message |
Failed to log into application server. |
Possible Cause |
The user name and password used to connect to the application server are incorrect. |
Solution |
Provide the correct user name and password. |
Priority2 |
Error Message |
Failed to get detailed information of the specified cache. |
Possible Cause |
Failed to get the detailed information of the specified cache from the application server. |
Priority2 |
Error Message |
Failed to add the transaction object. |
Possible Cause |
Failed to add a transaction object in the application server. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to edit the transaction object. |
Possible Cause |
Failed to edit a transaction object in the application server. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to delete the data source. |
Possible Cause |
Failed to delete a data source in the application server. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to add the data source. |
Possible Cause |
Failed to add a data source in the application server. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to edit the data source. |
Possible Cause |
Failed to edit a data source in the application server. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Duplicate transaction object name. |
Possible Cause |
A transaction object with the same name already exists. |
Solution |
Save the new transaction object with a different name. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to get the cache list from the application server. |
Possible Cause |
1) The network connection is unstable. 2) The application server shuts down. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Failed to get object %1 from the memory stack. |
Possible Cause |
1) PowerServer Toolkit failed to export the object. 2) The PBL list added to the PowerServer Toolkit configuration window is incomplete or the object is defined in the PBD file, which causes the object to be ruined. |
Solution |
1) Verify that the application was full built in the PowerBuilder IDE and no errors were reported. 2) Verify that the PBL list added to the PowerServer Toolkit | PowerServer Profile Configuration window is complete. 3) Verify that the script makes no reference to the object defined in the PBD file. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
The child object %1 of %2 cannot find the parent object %3. |
Possible Cause |
The PBL list added to the PowerServer Toolkit configuration is incomplete or the script makes reference to the object defined in the PBD file. |
Solution |
1) Verify that the application was full built in the PowerBuilder IDE and no errors were reported. 2) Verify that the PBL list added to the PowerServer Toolkit | PowerServer Profile Configuration window is complete. 3) Verify that the script makes no reference to the object defined in the PBD file. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Remove the garbage control %1 in the %2 object. |
Possible Cause |
PowerBuilder object contains some garbage objects. PowerServer Toolkit will automatically remove these garbage objects. This is only a prompt. It will not affect the parsing result, and you can disregard it. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Cannot find the container object %2 for %1. |
Possible Cause |
1) PowerServer Toolkit failed to export the object. 2) The PBL list added to the PowerServer Toolkit configuration window is incomplete or the script makes reference to the object defined in the PBD file. |
Solution |
1) Verify that the application was full built in the PowerBuilder IDE and no errors were reported. 2) Verify that the PBL list added to the PowerServer Toolkit | PowerServer Profile Configuration window is complete. 3) Verify that the script makes no reference to the object defined in the PBD file. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Cannot find %1 data type of %2 variable in %3. |
Possible Cause |
The PBL list added to the PowerServer Toolkit configuration window is incomplete or the script makes reference to the object defined in the PBD file. |
Solution |
1) Verify that the application was full built in the PowerBuilder IDE and no errors were reported. 2) Verify that the PBL list added to the PowerServer Toolkit > PowerServer Profile Configuration window is complete. 3) Verify that the script makes no reference to the object defined in the PBD file. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Cannot find the function object in the template using event ID %1. |
Possible Cause |
The event ID is not defined in the PowerServer Toolkit template. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Failed to get PowerServer information. |
Possible Cause |
1) PowerServer is not started. 2) PowerServer Profile was configured incorrectly. |
Solution |
1) Start PowerServer. 2) Verify that the PowerServer Profile is configured correctly. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Cannot find %1's ancestor object %2. |
Possible Cause |
The PBL list added to the PowerServer Toolkit configuration window is incomplete or the script makes reference to the object defined in the PBD file. |
Solution |
1) Verify that the application was full built in the PowerBuilder IDE and no errors were reported. 2) Verify that the PBL list added to the PowerServer Toolkit > PowerServer Profile Configuration window is complete. 3) Verify that the script makes no reference to the object defined in the PBD file. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Cache name ""%1"" contains illegal characters. |
Possible Cause |
Cache name can only contain a combination of letters, underscores ("_"), dot ("."), and numbers. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
The database port for the data source exceeds the valid range. |
Possible Cause |
The port must range from 0 to 65535. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Cannot connect to DSN. The database server is %1. |
Possible Cause |
Failed to connect to the database configured for the application. |
Solution |
Configure the database connection settings correctly and make sure that the connection test is successful. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Failed to get syntax of %1 DataWindow in %2. |
Possible Cause |
1) There are syntax errors in DataWindow. 2) The PBL file version does not match the specified PowerBuilder version. |
Solution |
1) Full build the application in the PowerBuilder IDE. 2) Fix the syntax errors in DataWindow. 3) Verify that the PBL file version is the same as the specified PowerBuilder version. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Failed to load the file: %1. |
Possible Cause |
1) The file format is corrupt or the file is incomplete. 2) The login account has no read permission on the file. |
Solution |
1) Delete the file and re-deploy the application. 2) Assign the read permission to the current login user. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Failed to save the file: %1. |
Possible Cause |
1) No disk space is available. 2) The current login user has no write permission on the file. |
Solution |
1) Prepare enough disk space. 2) Assign the write permission to the current login user. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
You need to configure a proper database connection for the application before deploying it. |
Possible Cause |
The application connects to databases and uses DataWindows, but no database connection is configured. |
Solution |
Configure a proper DB profile in the application profiles configuration page. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Failed to generate %1 %2. |
Possible Cause |
This error is caused by another error which occurred previously. |
Solution |
Please check the log file and fix the previous error. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
It is unsupported to generate %1 %2. |
Possible Cause |
PowerBuilder source code contains some PowerServer unsupported features. |
Solution |
Remove or workaround the PowerServer unsupported features in the source code. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Failed to analyze %1 %2. |
Possible Cause |
The PBL list added to the PowerServer Toolkit configuration window is incomplete or the script makes reference to the object defined in the PBD file. |
Solution |
1) Verify that the PBL list added to the PowerServer Toolkit | PowerServer Profile Configuration window is complete. 2) Verify that the script makes no reference to the object defined in the PBD file. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
It is unsupported to analyze %1 %2. |
Possible Cause |
The PowerBuilder object contains PowerServer unsupported features. |
Solution |
View the unsupported features in the UFA report and remove or workaround them. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Configuration for Web service object (%1) is incorrect. |
Possible Cause |
1) The Web service was not configured. 2) The WSDL file, service or port for the Web server was configured incorrectly. |
Solution |
Specify the correct settings for Web service, including the WSDL file, service and port. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Error in loading XML file %1. |
Possible Cause |
The user erroneously modified or deleted the RuleTemplate.xml file under the PowerServer Toolkit directory. |
Solution |
Please reinstall PowerServer Toolkit. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to initialize PowerServer. |
Possible Cause |
Failed to open the adtconfig.xml file. adtconfig.xml is corrupt or modified manually. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
PowerServer configuration is incorrect. |
Possible Cause |
adtconfig.xml is corrupt or manually modified. |
Solution |
Please re-configure the PowerServer Profile in PowerServer Toolkit. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Format returned from PowerServer is incorrect. |
Possible Cause 1: |
The PowerServer version and the PowerServer Toolkit version are not the same. |
Solution 1: |
Please use PowerServer and PowerServer Toolkit of the same version. |
Possible Cause 2: |
Certain DataWindow syntax has not been deployed successfully. This happens only for very large applications with an excessive number of DataWindow SQL (say over 10,000) or embedded SQL (say over 3,000). |
Solution 2: |
Step 1: Adjust the value of the following parameters in the AppeonDev.ini file (located under C:\Program Files\Appeon\PowerServer\Toolkit\ and will be copied to the "bin" folder of application package by PowerServer Package Wizard): [DeployConfig] BatchDWSynLen= 10000000 BatchDWSynNum= 200 BatchDWSqlNum= 500 BatchESqlNum=500 BatchDWSynLen specifies the length (in byte) of the DataWindow syntax, which when reached the deployment tool will commit to PowerServer at one time. BatchDWSynNum specifies the number of DataWindow syntax, which when reached the deployment tool will commit to PowerServer at one time. BatchDWSqlNum specifies the number of DataWindow SQL, which when reached the deployment tool will commit to PowerServer at one time. BatchESqlNum specifies the number of embedded SQL, which when reached the deployment tool will commit to PowerServer at one time. By increasing the value of the above parameters (typically BatchDWSqlNum and BatchESqlNum) according to the number of DataWindow SQL and embedded SQL used in your application, this will reduce the server calls so it eliminates the chance of failing to commit certain syntax. If you have no idea of the number of DataWindow SQL and embedded SQL, you can increment the value by 200 each time and then full deploy the application to see if this error disappears. Step 2: Modify the IIS web.config xml file. Go to C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\appeon\AEM, and add the following code to the web.config XML file. By default, the value of the Execution Timeout is 100 seconds, and the value of the Max Request Length is 4096K. You can use larger values for these two properties according to the specific needs. ...... <system.web> <httpRuntime executionTimeout="30000" maxRequestLength = "102400" /> <httpHandlers> ...... Restart the IIS server to make this change take effect. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Error in deploying %1 file. |
Possible Cause |
1) The file is not generated or deleted. 2) A file with the same name already exists and is read-only. 3) The file is in use. 4) The file is deployed via FTPS (with the "Require explicit FTP over TLS/SSL" option enabled in PowerServer Toolkit), while Windows 7/8/8.1/2012 has a known issue with TLS 1.2. |
Solution |
Solution for cause 1, 2, or 3: Full deploy the application with the "Full Application Deployment" option in PowerServer Toolkit. Solution for cause 4: Microsoft Support provides a hotfix for this known issue. Please apply the hotfix according to https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2888853/fix-the-supplied-message-is-incomplete-error-when-you-use-an-ftps-clie, and then re-deploy the application. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Failed to delete Web files. |
Possible Cause |
1) The files on the Web server were modified to be Read-only. 2) The administrator changed the permission. 3) The Web server is being used. 4) The Application Profile for this application is removed. |
Solution |
Check that the Web files exist and are not read-only, and that the Web server is not being used and the application profile is not removed from PowerServer Toolkit. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Cannot connect to the Web server: %1. |
Possible Cause |
1) The Web server IP, port, user name or password is incorrect. 2) The Web server Web root is empty. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Error in generating the WAR file. |
Possible Cause |
PowerServer Toolkit is corrupted. Please reinstall PowerServer Toolkit. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Unable to find the destination directory. |
Possible Cause |
Cannot write to the Web server. Please contact the administrator and grant proper rights to the login user. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Cannot connect to PowerServer: %1. |
Possible Cause |
1) The server name, port or password is incorrect. 2) The Deployment Security setting in AEM is enabled. |
Solution |
Please check that the PowerServer server name and port. If deployment security in AEM is enabled, you must also check the deployment username and password. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Connection to PowerServer is terminated. |
Possible Cause |
If the number of DataWindows exceeds 4000, deploying the DataWindow syntax under Windows XP may encounter connection failure. PowerServer Toolkit will resume the connection after this error and the running of the Web application will not be affected. |
Solution |
Reducing the number of DataWindows to less than 2000 can totally eliminate this problem. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
File %1 is invalid. |
Possible Cause |
The file is destroyed or the file format is incorrect. |
Solution |
1) Re-deploy the application using the "Full Application Deployment" option in PowerServer Toolkit. 2) Reinstall PowerServer Toolkit. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
File %1 is not found. |
Possible Cause |
The specified file does not exist. |
Solution |
1) Re-deploy the application using the "Full Application Deployment" option in PowerServer Toolkit. 2) Reinstall PowerServer Toolkit. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Invalid registry information! |
Possible Cause |
The registry information is incorrect. For example, the format is incorrect, or the registry information is incomplete. |
Solution |
Reinstall PowerServer Toolkit. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Flow module is already loaded. |
Possible Cause |
The flow module cannot be loaded repeatedly. |
Solution |
Close the program that is loading the flow module and then start the program again. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Cannot find the PBL file. |
Possible Cause |
The PBL files have been deleted or moved to a different location. |
Solution |
Locate the correct PBL files and re-deploy the application. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
PBL files have been changed. Please re-deploy the application under the debug mode. |
Possible Cause |
The PBL files on the local machine have been changed. But the files in the Web server are not changed correspondingly and the debug information is not updated with these changes. |
Solution |
Re-deploy the application under the debug mode. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Files in the Web server are not updated. Please re-deploy the application under the debug mode. |
Possible Cause |
The PBL files on the local machine have been changed. But the files in the Web server are not changed correspondingly and the debug information is not updated with these changes. |
Solution |
Re-deploy the application under the debug mode. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
The default Web server is not started. Please start Web server. |
Possible Cause |
Web server is not started. |
Solution |
Start Web server. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
The default PowerServer is not started. Please start PowerServer. |
Possible Cause |
PowerServer is not started. |
Solution |
Start PowerServer. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Web server configuration settings error. Please check and correct the settings. |
Possible Cause |
The port or name settings in the Web server configuration file is incorrect. Please check the settings and test them. |
Solution |
Correct the configuration settings for the Web server. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
PowerServer configuration settings error. Please check and correct the settings. |
Possible Cause |
The port or name settings in the PowerServer configuration file is incorrect. Please check the settings and test them. |
Solution |
Correct the configuration settings for the PowerServer. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
No access rights to the Web server. Please check the Web server permission settings. |
Possible Cause |
The current user account cannot write to the Web server. Please use a different user account or grant Write permission to the current user. |
Solution |
Enable the Write permission in the Web server. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
One or more files do not match. Please re-deploy the application under the debug mode. |
Possible Cause |
The debug information on the local machine do not match with the deployed file or other unknown errors. |
Solution |
Deploy the application again under the debug mode. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Another PowerServer Toolkit tool is running. |
Possible Cause |
When PowerServer Debugger is started, it detects that another PowerServer Toolkit tool is running. |
Solution |
Close the other PowerServer Toolkit tool and start the PowerServer Debugger again. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
The application deployed in the Encrypted mode cannot be debugged. |
Possible Cause |
When the application is deployed in the Encrypted mode, it cannot be debugged using the PowerServer Debugger. |
Solution |
Select the Debug mode and deploy the application again. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Failed to load the DLL file %1. |
Possible Cause |
PowerServer Toolkit is destroyed. Please reinstall PowerServer Toolkit. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Cannot find the SRD file %1. |
Possible Cause |
The SRD file for the DataWindow failed to generate. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Cannot get Web server information from the ADTConfig.xml file. |
Possible Cause |
The Web server information in the ADTConfig.xml file is ruined. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Cannot get PowerServer information from the ADTConfig.xml file. |
Possible Cause |
The PowerServer information in the ADTConfig.xml is ruined. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
Failed to open Deploy.dll, hence failed to load the deploy module. |
Possible Cause |
The Deploy.dll file does not exist or the file is corrupt. |
Solution |
Replace with the correct Deploy.dll file. Or reinstall PowerServer Toolkit. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
Failed to initialize the deploy module. |
Possible Cause |
The EonDeploy.dll file is not found or the file is corrupt. |
Solution |
Reinstall PowerServer Toolkit. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Possible Cause |
The error messages returned from Windows OS, such as, Insufficient storage space, Insufficient memory, etc. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Cannot find the transaction object named %1 in the current session. |
Possible Cause |
The transaction object is not configured in AEM. |
Solution |
Configure the transaction object in AEM. Refer to PowerServer Configuration Guide for detailed instructions. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Internal error. Please contact the system administrator. |
Possible Cause |
1) The network environment is unstable, causing data to be incomplete and data protocol errors. 2) Other unknown errors. |
Solution |
Contact the administrator and check the PowerServer log files for detailed error information. Or send the log files to Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Error in connecting to AppeonDB. |
Possible Cause |
The JDK version is not 1.3 or above. |
Solution |
Check that the JDK version is 1.3 or above. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
The running PowerServer does not support Web applications deployed in this version (version = %1). |
Possible Cause |
The PowerServer version and PowerServer Toolkit version used to deploy the Web application is not the same. |
Solution |
1) Use the PowerServer Toolkit of the same version to deploy the application and use the PowerServer of the same version to run it. 2) Reinstall Appeon PowerServer. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to connect to data source: %1. The cause is: %2. |
Possible Cause |
1) The database driver does not exist or the version is incorrect. 2) The settings for connection URL or the driver are incorrect. 3) The user name and password is incorrect. |
Solution |
1) Check that the database driver exists and the version is compatible. 2) Check in the user documents provided by the database driver vendor that the settings for URL and driver are correct. 3) Check that the user name and password are correct. Specially check the cases and spaces. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Session is terminated by the PowerServer system. |
Possible Cause |
The session has timed out. The session is inactive for the specified amount of time. |
Solution |
Specify a proper timeout period in AEM > Application > Timeout settings. A proper timeout period would be 1.5 to 3 times of the operation interval. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Session is terminated by AEM. |
Possible Cause |
The session is deleted in AEM by the system administrator. |
Solution |
Click Refresh in the IE toolbar and log in to the application again. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
The Web application you attempt to run was removed from the server. It cannot be run. |
Possible Cause |
1) The application has been removed from the server. 2) The system is being updated. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Transaction has timed out. The transaction is rolled back: %1. |
Possible Cause |
Transaction has timed out, due to a long transaction execution time. |
Solution |
1) Modify the source code and reduce the transaction execution time. 2) Increase the transaction timeout period in AEM. However, if the time is set too long, the performance will slow down because the database will be locked for a longer time. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Session failed. Please run the application again. |
Possible Cause |
1) The server is restarted. 2) The session has timed out. |
Solution |
Please click Refresh on the IE toolbar and log in to the application again. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
The server status is %1. |
Possible Cause |
Server is still in the process of starting. |
Solution |
Please wait until server turns its status to "running". |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Session has timed out. |
Possible Cause |
The session has been idle for a specified amount of time. |
Solution |
Increase the session timeout period in AEM, but do not set it too long. A long existing session may cause security problems. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Keyword not supported: 'dsn'. |
Possible Cause |
PowerServer does not support using ODBC Driver to connect with the SQL Server database. |
Solution |
To resolve this, go to AEM, and change the ODBC driver to the Native Driver for SQL server. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
A fatal IOException occurred when retrieving the status of the server %1. |
Possible Cause |
1) Cannot have I/O communication with the remote server using HTTP. 2) Exceptions occurred when calling methods in the remote server, causing failure to return data. |
Solution |
1) Check that the server is running and can be connected. 2) Check that PowerServer residing in the server is started. 3) If both network and PowerServer are working, send the log files on the local and remote machines to Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
The PowerServer configuration file cannot be empty! |
Possible Cause |
The configuration file retrieved from the remote server is empty, due to a file transfer error. |
Solution |
1) Check that the network connection works normally. 2) Check that the PowerServer is running. 3) If both network and PowerServer are working, send the log files on the local and remote machines to Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
A fatal IOException occurred when retrieving the configuration file from the remote server: %1. |
Possible Cause |
1) Cannot have I/O communication with the remote server using HTTP. 2) Exceptions occurred when calling methods in the remote server, causing failure to return data. |
Solution |
1) Check that the server is running and can be connected. 2) Check that PowerServer residing in the server is started. 3) If both network and PowerServer are working, send the log files on the local and remote machines to Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
Failed to read the Sting array in the configuration file from the remote server. |
Possible Cause |
Cannot construct the object using the stream. |
Solution |
1) Check that the network can be connected. 2) Check that PowerServer is running. 3) If both network and PowerServer are working, send the log files on the local and remote machines to Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
An unexpected exception occurred when replicating PowerServer configuration files! |
Possible Cause |
Failed to replicate the local configuration file due to an unknown error. |
Solution |
1) Check that the server is running and can be connected. 2) Check that PowerServer residing in the server is started. 3) If both network and PowerServer are working, send the log files on the local and remote machines to Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
Cannot find the file: %1. |
Possible Cause |
The specified file does not exist on the server. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
An exception occurred when denying write access to the file: %1. |
Possible Cause |
This is a rarely occurred exception caused by enabling the Java security. |
Solution |
Please send the PowerServer log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
A fatal IOException occurred when writing %1 to the local disk. |
Possible Cause |
An IOException occurred when reading or writing the specified file. |
Solution |
1) Check that the specified file is not read-only. If it is read-only, reset it. 2) Please send the log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
An unexpected exception occurred and caused failure to write PowerServer configuration files to the local disk! |
Possible Cause |
An unknown error occurred when writing the specified file to the local disk. |
Solution |
Please send the PowerServer log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
A fatal IOException occurred when communicating with servlet I/O. |
Possible Cause |
Cannot have I/O communication with the remote server through HTTP. |
Solution |
1) Check that the server is running and can be connected. 2) Check that PowerServer residing in the server is started. 3) Send the log files on the local machine and the remote server to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
An unexpected exception occurred and caused failure to read the local PowerServer configuration files! |
Possible Cause |
An unknown error occurred when reading the local configuration file. |
Solution |
Please send the PowerServer log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
An IOException occurred when reading the file: %1. |
Possible Cause |
An IOException occurred when reading the local configuration file. |
Solution |
Please send the PowerServer log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
An error occurred when synchronizing the method: %1. The remote server called is: %2. |
Possible Cause |
1. Cannot have I/O communication with the remote server using HTTP. 2. Exceptions occurred when calling methods in the remote server, causing failure to return data. |
Solution |
1. Check that the server is running and can be connected. 2. Check that PowerServer residing in the server is started. 3. If both network and PowerServer work correctly, send the log files on the local and the remote servers to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
An unexpected exception occurred and caused failure to synchronize the method: %1. |
Possible Cause |
An unknown error occurred when synchronizing the AEM configuration settings on the local PowerServer to the remote PowerServer. |
Solution |
Send the PowerServer log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
A fatal IOException occurred when synchronizing method: %1! |
Possible Cause |
1) Cannot have I/O communication with the remote server using HTTP. 2) Exceptions occurred when calling methods in the remote server, causing failure to return data. |
Solution |
1) Check that the server is running and can be connected. 2) Check that PowerServer residing in the server is started. 3) If both network and PowerServer work correctly, send the log files on the local and the remote servers to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
A ClassNotFoundException occurred when synchronizing method: %1. |
Possible Cause |
Cannot construct the object by using the stream from Servlet. |
Solution |
Send the PowerServer log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
An unexpected exception occurred and caused failure to synchronize method: %1. |
Possible Cause |
An unknown error occurred when synchronizing sessions on the local PowerServer from the remote PowerServers. |
Solution |
Send the PowerServer log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
A fatal IOException occurred when calling the specified remote server: %1. |
Possible Cause |
1) Cannot have I/O communication with the remote server using HTTP. 2) Exceptions occurred when calling methods in the remote server, causing failure to return data. |
Solution |
1) Check that the server is running and can be connected. 2) Check that PowerServer residing in the server is started. 3) If both network and PowerServer work correctly, send the log files on the local machine and the remote server to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
An unexpected exception occurred and caused the ClusterNotify thread to stop! |
Possible Cause |
An unknown error terminated the HTTP communication. |
Solution |
Send the PowerServer log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
An unexpected exception occurred and resulted in failure to retrieve status of the server: %1. |
Possible Cause |
An unknown exception caused the failure to get the server status. |
Solution |
Please send PowerServer log files to the Appeon technical support engineers for in-depth investigation. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
Application server connection error! |
Possible Cause |
The network is disconnected. Or the application server is shut down. |
Solution |
Check that the network can be connected, and application server can be accessed. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
PowerServer is in the process to start. Please refresh the page later. |
Possible Cause |
PowerServer is in the "process to start" state, not in the "running" state. |
Solution |
Wait until PowerServer turns to the "running" state. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
Failed to get session information from the specified server %1. |
Possible Cause |
1) Cannot have I/O communication with the remote server using HTTP. 2) Exceptions occurred when calling methods in the remote server, causing failure to return data. |
Solution |
1) Check that the server is running and can be connected. 2) Check that PowerServer residing in the server is started. 3) If both network and PowerServer work correctly, send the log files on the local and the remote machines to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
Failed to get transaction information from the specified server %1. |
Possible Cause |
1) Cannot have I/O communication with the remote server using HTTP. 2) Exceptions occurred when calling methods in the remote server, causing failure to return data. |
Solution |
1) Check that the server is running and can be connected. 2) Check that PowerServer residing in the server is started. 3) Send the log files on the local machine and the remote server to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
AEM could not interface with the specified PowerServer. Please verify that your PowerServer is running and that the settings are correct. |
Possible Cause |
1) Cannot have I/O communication with the remote server using HTTP. 2) Exceptions occurred when calling methods in the remote server, causing failure to return data. |
Solution |
1) Check that the server is running and can be connected. 2) Check that PowerServer residing in the server is started. 3) Send the log files on the local machine and the remote server to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
Error occurred when updating AEM settings on the local machine. Please read the log for more details. |
Possible Cause |
1) Cannot update the AEM new settings to the server because the configuration file is read-only. 2) Cannot read or write the file because the file is corrupt. |
Solution |
1) Remove the Read-only property of files in the %PowerServer%\AEM\config folder. 2) Send the log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
Please enter the IP address or machine name of the PowerServer. |
Possible Cause |
The IP address or machine name of the PowerServer is not specified. |
Solution |
Input the IP address or machine name of the PowerServer. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
Please enter the port number of the PowerServer. |
Possible Cause |
The port number of the PowerServer is not specified. |
Solution |
Input the port number of the PowerServer. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
Please input a valid port number with a range from 0 to 65535. |
Possible Cause |
The specified port number is out of the invalid range. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
IP address or machine name cannot be localhost or 127.0.0.1! |
Possible Cause |
IP address or machine name cannot be localhost or 127.0.0.1! |
Solution |
Please input the IP address or machine name. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
The interval should be a positive integer, greater than 0 and less than 2147483648. |
Possible Cause |
The specified interval is invalid. |
Solution |
Input the interval between 0 and 2147483648. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
You must select one option between "Enable Remote Backup" and "Enable Local Backup". |
Possible Cause |
If Heartbeat Backup is selected, you must select between "Enable Remote Backup" and "Enable Local Backup" |
Solution |
Select "Enable Remote Backup" or "Enable Local Backup" |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Errors occurred when synchronizing AEM configuration information to the specified remote server: %1. The method is: %2. |
Possible Cause |
1) Cannot communicate with the remote server using HTTP protocol. 2) Exceptions in calling methods in the remote server. Data cannot be returned. |
Solution |
1) Verify that the target server is running and can be connected. 2) Verify that the PowerServer residing on the target server is running. 3) If both network and PowerServer work correctly, send log files for the local machine and the target server to the Appeon technical support engineers for in-depth investigation. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Errors occurred in calling the remote method. The method is: *; the remote server is: * |
Possible Cause |
1) Cannot communicate with the remote server using HTTP protocol. 2) Exceptions in calling methods in the remote server. Data cannot be returned. |
Solution |
1) Verify that the target server is running and can be connected. 2) Verify that the PowerServer residing on the target server is running. 3) Send log files for the local machine and the target server to the Appeon technical support engineers for in-depth investigation. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
It exceeds the CPU count in the license. |
Possible Cause |
The number of CPUs on the current machine exceeds the CPU count specified in the license file. |
Solution |
Please purchase a new license with more CPUs. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
The license of the remote PowerServer does not match with the license on the local server. |
Possible Cause |
The license of the remote PowerServer does not match with the license on the local server. |
Solution |
Replace the license file in the remote PowerServer with the license file on the local server. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
Failed to get the transaction information from the PowerServer configuration file (transaction object name = %1). Please make sure you have configured this transaction object in AEM correctly. |
Possible Cause |
1) Transaction object is not configured in AEM. 2) The configuration file is corrupt. |
Solution |
Re-configure the transaction object in AEM. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
Application name is null. |
Possible Cause |
The value of application name passed to the method is null. |
Solution |
1) Check that the network can be connected. 2) Restart PowerServer. 3) If the error still occurs, send the log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
Property %1 has already been defined. |
Possible Cause |
The application name passed to the method already exists. |
Solution |
1) Check that the newly added application does not have the same name with the existing application. 2) The network can be connected. 3) Restart PowerServer. 4) If the error still occurs, send the log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
Argument cannot be null or empty string. |
Possible Cause |
The argument passed to the method is empty. |
Solution |
1) Check that the network can be connected. 2) Restart PowerServer. 3) If the error still occurs, send the log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Error occurred when loading the application configuration file! |
Possible Cause |
Error occurred when loading the application configuration from the configuration file. |
Solution |
Check that ApplicationsConfig is not corrupt and the format is correct. Delete it if it is corrupt or the format is incorrect. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Error occurred when loading the server configuration information! |
Possible Cause |
Error occurred when loading the server configuration from the configuration file. |
Solution |
Check that ServerConfig is not corrupt and the format is correct. Delete it if it is corrupt or the format is incorrect. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Error occurred when loading %1 file! |
Possible Cause |
Error occurred when loading the server configuration from the configuration file. |
Solution |
1. Check that ServerConfig exists and is not corrupt. If it does not exist or it is corrupt, copy it from the other clustered machine. 2. Send the log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
ServerConfig object is null. |
Possible Cause |
The argument passed to the method is empty. |
Solution |
1) Check that the network can be connected. 2) Restart PowerServer. 3) If the error still occurs, send the log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
ApplicationsConfig is null. |
Possible Cause |
The argument passed to the method is empty. |
Solution |
1) Check that the network can be connected. 2) Restart PowerServer. 3) If the error still occurs, send the log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Errors occurred when writing the ServerConfig file. |
Possible Cause |
The ServerConfig file is corrupt. |
Solution |
Check that the file is intact. If it is corrupt, delete it. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Errors occurred when writing the ApplicationsConfig file. |
Possible Cause |
The ApplicationsConfig file is corrupt. |
Solution |
Check that the file is intact. If it is corrupt, delete it. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Errors occurred when loading the application configuration. |
Possible Cause |
Exceptions occurred when loading the application configuration from the file. |
Solution |
1) Check that the file is not read-only. Reset it if it is read-only. 2) Send the log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Failed to load the ServerConfig object! |
Possible Cause |
Errors occurred when loading the server configuration from the configuration file. |
Solution |
1. Check that ServerConfig exist and is not corrupt. If it does not exist or it is corrupt, delete it. 2. Send the log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Failed to load the ThreadQueues Config object from file %1! |
Possible Cause |
Errors occurred when loading the ThreadQueues configuration from the configuration file. |
Solution |
1. Check that ServerConfig exist and is not corrupt. If it does not exist or it is corrupt, copy it from the other clustered machine. 2. Send the log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
The selected application %1 does not exist in the PowerServer. |
Possible Cause |
1) The Web application is undeployed. 2) The Web application is manually removed. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
The application number exceeds the license limit %1. |
Possible Cause |
The application number exceeds the maximum number allowed in license. |
Solution |
Purchase a valid Appeon PowerServer edition. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
Error: AEMConfig is empty. |
Possible Cause |
The parameter passed into the method is empty. |
Solution |
Send the log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Failed to write the web.config file. |
Possible Cause |
web.config is corrupt. |
Solution |
Check that the web.config file is intact. If it is corrupt, delete it. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
ConnectionCacheConfig is empty. |
Possible Cause |
Errors in passing the internal parameters. |
Solution |
Send the log files to Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Errors in writing the data-source.config file. |
Possible Cause |
The data-source.config file is corrupt. |
Solution |
Delete the file if it is corrupt. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
Post data is null! |
Possible Cause |
Network exceptions caused the data passed by PowerServer Toolkit to be empty. |
Solution |
1) Re-deploy the application using PowerServer Toolkit. 2) Check that the network is stable. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
Session is not found! |
Possible Cause |
1) The PowerServer Toolkit version is different from the PowerServer version. 2) An invalid user calls the server interface. |
Solution |
Check that the PowerServer Toolkit version and the PowerServer version are the same. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
Cannot read the Msg's total! |
Possible Cause |
The data format passed by PowerServer Toolkit is incorrect, because 1) The network error occurred. 2) The PowerServer Toolkit version and the PowerServer version are different. |
Solution |
1) Check that the network is stable. 2) Check that the PowerServer Toolkit version and the PowerServer version are the same. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
Call parseAndExecuteCommand: Cannot read FuctionType! |
Possible Cause |
The data format passed by PowerServer Toolkit is incorrect, because 1) The network error occurred. 2) The PowerServer Toolkit version and the PowerServer version are different. |
Solution |
1) Check that the network is stable. 2) Check that the PowerServer Toolkit version and the PowerServer version are the same. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Authority is required! |
Possible Cause |
1) Deployment username and password were not configured in PowerServer Toolkit. 2) The PowerServer Toolkit version and the PowerServer version are different. |
Solution |
1) Check that the deployment user name and password are correctly configured in PowerServer Toolkit. 2) Check that the PowerServer Toolkit version and the PowerServer version are the same. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
The input function type (%1) is invalid. No code can be found to match this type! |
Possible Cause |
The data format passed by PowerServer Toolkit is incorrect, because 1) The network error occurred. 2) The PowerServer Toolkit version and the PowerServer version are different. |
Solution |
1) Check that the network is stable. 2) Check that the PowerServer Toolkit version and the PowerServer version are the same. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
%1: Cannot read the parameter count! |
Possible Cause |
The data format passed by PowerServer Toolkit is incorrect, because 1) The network error occurred. 2) The PowerServer Toolkit version and the PowerServer version are different. |
Solution |
1) Check that the network is stable. 2) Check that the PowerServer Toolkit version and the PowerServer version are the same. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
%1: Parameter count mismatch! |
Possible Cause |
The data format passed by PowerServer Toolkit is incorrect, because 1) The network error occurred. 2) The PowerServer Toolkit version and the PowerServer version are different. |
Solution |
1) Check that the network is stable. 2) Check that the PowerServer Toolkit version and the PowerServer version are the same. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
%1: Cannot read the parameter length! |
Possible Cause |
The data format passed by PowerServer Toolkit is incorrect, because 1) The network error occurred. 2) The PowerServer Toolkit version and the PowerServer version are different. |
Solution |
1) Check that the network is stable. 2) Check that the PowerServer Toolkit version and the PowerServer version are the same. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
%1: Cannot read the Parameter value! |
Possible Cause |
The data format passed by PowerServer Toolkit is incorrect, because 1) The network error occurred. 2) The PowerServer Toolkit version and the PowerServer version are different. |
Solution |
1) Check that the network is stable. 2) Check that the PowerServer Toolkit version and the PowerServer version are the same. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
PowerServer is in the process to start. Please refresh the page later. |
Possible Cause |
PowerServer is starting. AEM cannot be accessed. |
Solution |
Please wait until PowerServer is started. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
The original DataWindow parameters are not compatible with the client parameters. |
Possible Cause |
The number of the original DataWindow parameters is different from the number of the client parameters. |
Solution |
1) Check that the network can be connected. 2) Check that PowerServer is started and works properly. 3) If the error still occurs, send the Appeon log files and SQL statements to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
Unsupported stored procedure syntax: %1. |
Possible Cause |
1) Errors in parsing the stored procedure. 2) The stored procedure syntax is unsupported. |
Solution |
Make sure that none of the following script is used: 1) execute sp_test to_date( :ls_date ), :li_id ; // Argument contains functions 2) execute sp_test "2001-02-12", :li_id + 100 ; // Argument contains expressions |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
Unsupported PowerBuilder data type: %1. |
Possible Cause |
Unsupported PowerBuilder data type is used. |
Solution |
1) Comment out the data type in the PowerBuilder source code. 2) Send the log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
Cannot find the specified argument %1 in the argument list. |
Possible Cause |
When parsing the argument position in SQL statement, PowerServer Toolkit failed to match the SQL argument name with the argument name passed by the Appeon Xcelerator. |
Solution |
1) Check that the network is connected. 2) Check that PowerServer is started and works properly. 3) If the error still occurs, send the Appeon log files and SQL statements to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
Stored procedure syntax cannot be empty or null. |
Possible Cause |
The stored procedure syntax passed by Appeon Xcelerator is empty or null. |
Solution |
Check whether the stored procedure is empty in the PowerBuilder source code. If it is empty, it must be caused by a PowerServer internal error, please send the PowerServer log files and SQL statements to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
Failed to analyze the stored procedure syntax, due to %1. |
Possible Cause |
The stored procedure syntax is invalid or the syntax format is incorrect. |
Solution |
1) Verify that the stored procedure syntax is correct 2) Verify that the stored procedure is supported by PowerServer. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
Register parameter error: index = %1, jdbcType = %2, value = %3. |
Possible Cause |
The unsupported data type causes failure to register the parameter. |
Solution |
1) Check that the parameter type is supported by PowerServer. 2) If the parameter type is supported, ask the Appeon technical support engineers for help. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
Client parameter of the UpdateBlob statement cannot be null. |
Possible Cause |
The network is unstable or the PowerServer server encountered exceptions which caused data lost. |
Solution |
1) Check the network is connected. 2) Check that PowerServer is started and works properly. 3) If the error still occurs, send the log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
The PB type of the parameter is invalid. |
Possible Cause |
1) The stored procedure does not exist in the database. 2) The stored procedure parameter uses instance variables. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
DataObject name cannot be empty. |
Possible Cause |
PowerServer failed to get the DataObject name. |
Solution |
1) Check that the PowerBuilder source code is correct. 2) Check that the network is connected. 3) Check that PowerServer is starting and works properly. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
This column's data type %1 requires the use of an embedded SQL statement. |
Possible Cause |
The column in the SQL statement used to dynamically create a DataWindow contains unsupported data type. |
Solution |
Check that the column data type can be used to create DataWindows and ensure that it can be executed in the PowerBuilder |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
User SQL cannot have parameters in Verify SQL Command. |
Possible Cause |
When using SetSQLSelect in the DataWindow to modify the SQL statement, SetSQLSelect cannot contain parameters. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to parse the result meta of the Select statement, due to %1. |
Solution |
Please contact the Appeon technical support engineers and provide them with the log files. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to parse parameter meta of stored procedure, due to %1 |
Solution |
Please send log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
Failed to get DataWindow SQL from PowerServer (Application = %1, DataObject = %2, DBType = %3). Please make sure you have deployed your application correctly. |
Possible Cause |
Failed to get DataWindow SQL from AppeonDB, possibly because 1) AppeonDB is shut down or failed to work. 2) The DataWindow has not been deployed correctly. View the deploy log for the error. 3) The database type used by the PowerBuilder application and the database type used by the Web application are not the same. |
Solution |
1) Check that AppeonDB is started and works properly. 2) Check that the DataWindow was deployed successfully. 3) Check that the database type selected for deployment in PowerServer Toolkit and the database type selected for running in AEM are the same. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
Cannot find the following embedded SQL in AppeonDB: ApplicationName =%1 and SQLKey =%2. |
Possible Cause 1 |
The AppeonDB database is closed or failed to work. |
Solution 1 |
Verify that AppeonDB works correctly. |
Possible Cause 2 |
The embedded SQL has not been deployed successfully. This happens only for very large applications with an excessive number of DataWindow SQL (say over 10,000) or embedded SQL (say over 3,000). |
Solution 2 |
Step 1: Adjust the value of the following parameters in the AppeonDev.ini file (located under C:\Program Files\Appeon\PowerServer\Toolkit\ and will be copied to the "bin" folder of application package by PowerServer Package Wizard): [DeployConfig] BatchDWSynLen= 10000000 BatchDWSynNum= 200 BatchDWSqlNum= 500 BatchESqlNum=500 BatchDWSynLen specifies the length (in byte) of the DataWindow syntax, which when reached the deployment tool will commit to PowerServer at one time. BatchDWSynNum specifies the number of DataWindow syntax, which when reached the deployment tool will commit to PowerServer at one time. BatchDWSqlNum specifies the number of DataWindow SQL, which when reached the deployment tool will commit to PowerServer at one time. BatchESqlNum specifies the number of embedded SQL, which when reached the deployment tool will commit to PowerServer at one time. By increasing the value of the above parameters (typically, BatchDWSqlNum and BatchESqlNum) according to the number of DataWindow SQL and embedded SQL used in your application, this will reduce the server calls so it eliminates the chance of failing to commit certain syntax. If you have no idea of the number of DataWindow SQL and embedded SQL, you can increment the value by 200 each time and then full deploy the application to see if this error disappears. Step 2: Modify the IIS web.config xml file. Go to C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\appeon\AEM, and add the following code to the web.config XML file. By default, the value of the Execution Timeout is 100 seconds, and the value of the Max Request Length is 4096K. You can use larger values for these two properties according to the specific needs. .............. <system.web> <httpRuntime executionTimeout="30000" maxRequestLength = "102400" /> <httpHandlers> ............... Restart the IIS server to make this change take effect. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
The value for Application Name is empty or null. |
Possible Cause |
The Application Name argument passed from the client is empty. |
Solution |
Check that the application name and the deployment configuration are correct. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
The value of DataWindow name is empty or null. |
Possible Cause |
The DataWindow Name argument passed from the client is empty. |
Solution |
1) Check that the DataWindow settings in PowerServer Toolkit are correct. 2) Check that PowerServer Toolkit deployment process is successful. 3) Check that the network connection is stable. 4) Check that PowerServer is running and works properly. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
The value for DWSyntaxString is empty or null. |
Possible Cause |
The DWSyntaxString parameter values passed from the client are empty. |
Solution |
1) Check that the DB settings in PowerServer Toolkit are correct. 2) Check that PowerServer Toolkit deployment process is successful. 3) Check that the network connection is stable. 4) Check that PowerServer is running and works properly. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
Call an unused method. |
Possible Cause |
Call an obsolete method. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
Errors in deleting all DataWindows. |
Possible Cause |
Cannot delete the DataWindow syntax, possibly because 1) The AppeonDB database is closed. 2) The parameter passed by PowerServer Toolkit is incorrect. |
Solution |
1) Check that the network connection is stable. 2) Check that PowerServer is running and works correctly. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
The application %1 is being deployed by another user. |
Possible Cause |
Another user is deploying an application with the same name to the same PowerServer. |
Solution |
Please wait until the deployment is finished. If you want to terminate the deployment, delete the deployment session in AEM. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
The value for SqlKey cannot be empty or null. |
Possible Cause |
The SQL Key passed from the client is empty. |
Solution |
1) Check that the PowerServer Toolkit deployment process is successful. 2) Check that the network connection is stable. 3) Check that PowerServer is running and works correctly. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
The value for embedded SQL cannot be empty or null. |
Possible Cause |
Embedded SQL passed from the client is empty. |
Solution |
1) Check that the PowerServer Toolkit deployment process is successful. 2) Check that the network is stable. 3) Check that PowerServer is running and works properly. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Cannot find the following DataWindow syntax in AppeonDB: ApplicationName =%1 and DataWindowName =%2. |
Possible Cause |
1) The AppeonDB database is closed. 2) The passed application name and SQLKey is incorrect. |
Solution |
1) Check that the PowerServer Toolkit deployment is successful. 2) Check that the network is stable. 3) Check that PowerServer is running and works properly. 4) If the error still persists, ask the Appeon technical support engineers for help. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Parameter error: the value for %1 is empty or null. |
Possible Cause |
The first parameter passed from the client is empty. The application name, version type etc. cannot be empty. |
Solution |
1) Check that the PowerServer Toolkit deployment is successful. 2) Check that the network is stable. 3) Check that PowerServer is running and works properly. 4) If the error still persists, ask the Appeon technical support engineers for help. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
Unsupported database type. The DBMS code is %1. |
Possible Cause |
Possibly because the database type dynamically set in PowerScript does not conform to the PowerServer conventions. |
Solution |
Refer to the PowerServer Help for how to dynamically set database type. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Blob or Clob variable for UpdataBlob cannot be empty. |
Possible Cause |
There is no parameter passed from the client or the passed parameter is null when executing the UpdataBlob statement. |
Solution |
Verify that the argument is not empty or null. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
License has expired on %1. |
Possible Cause |
Trial license has expired. |
Solution |
Please contact Appeon to purchase a proper license. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Unable to validate license key "%1". The number has exceeded the limit of your current license. |
Possible Cause |
The session number has exceeded the limit specified in the license file. |
Solution |
Kill other active sessions to make the session number within the license limit or contact Appeon to purchase a more powerful edition. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Error in validating license signature! |
Possible Cause |
The license file is incorrect due to some reasons. |
Solution |
Please provide us the following information to fix this issue.
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Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Missing license file. |
Possible Cause |
The license file is missing. The license file has been moved or deleted. |
Solution |
1. Please reinstall the PowerServer component. 2. Please apply for a new license. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Invalid software license file %1. |
Possible Cause |
1. The license.appeon file is empty. 2. The license.appeon file is corrupt. |
Solution |
1. Check that license.appeon exists in the appeon\AEM\bin folder (eg. C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\appeon\AEM) 2. Update the license file. 3. Please reinstall the PowerServer component. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Unable to validate the current license file. |
Possible Cause |
1. The license file is corrupt. 2. The license file is not for this PowerServer version. |
Solution |
1. Please reinstall PowerServer. 2. Update the license file. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Error in validating hash code! |
Possible Cause 1 |
The PowerServer file is corrupt. |
Solution 1 |
Please reinstall the PowerServer component. |
Possible Cause 2 |
The Windows system setting "System cryptography: use FIPS compliant algorithms for encryption, hashing and signing" is enabled on the server machine. This setting is available in Windows 7. |
Solution 2 |
Please go to the Windows system setting: Local Security Policy > Security Options, and disable the option "System cryptography: use FIPS compliant algorithms for encryption, hashing and signing". |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
The user (%1) has no access rights to the application (%2). |
Possible Cause |
The user's access rights to the application were restricted in AEM by the administrator. |
Solution |
On the AEM > Application > Client Security page, assign the user with proper rights to access the application. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
The license file installed to the machine hosting PowerServer allows only %1 CPU(s), but %2 CPUs are detected. |
Possible Cause |
The CPU number on the machine exceeds the maximum allowed number in the license file. |
Solution |
Please provide us the following information to fix this issue.
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Priority 2 |
Error Message |
The Server ID in your license does not match with the one on your server. |
Possible Cause |
The server ID does not match the one binding in the license file. |
Solution |
Case 1: If you transfer to different machine, then you need to follow up the license re-activation process to provide us the license.reactivation.bin file which is generated on the old machine as well as the license.activation.bin file generated on the new machine, after that we will generate the correct permanent license file for your new machine. Here is the help documentation stating the license re-activation process for your reference: http://docs.appeon.com/pb2019r3/server_configuration_guide_for_net/Product_Activation.html. Case 2: If you just use the virtual machine which cause the server ID to change or change the network card, then please provide us the following information to move forward.
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Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Your PowerServer %1-day trial license expired on %2. |
Possible Cause |
The trial license has expired. |
Solution |
Please contact Appeon and purchase a proper license. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Cannot connect to AppeonDB. PowerServer failed to start. |
Possible Cause |
AppeonDB failed to start. |
Solution |
Restart PowerServer and check whether errors are reported in the log files. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
The application cannot be run because the product license information cannot be found. |
Possible Cause |
Cannot find the license file. |
Solution |
Check that the license file exists in the PowerServer installation directory. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Server failed to start, because the CPU number exceeds the license limit. |
Possible Cause |
The CPU number exceeds the maximum allowed number in the license. |
Solution |
Purchase a new license with larger CPU number. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
The license of the remote PowerServer does not match with the license of the local server. |
Possible Cause |
The license files on the remote PowerServer and the local PowerServer do not match. |
Solution |
Replace the license on the remote PowerServer with the license on the local server. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
The license in use is for the %1 platform. |
Possible Cause |
Use an incorrect license file. For example, use a license for UNIX in Windows. |
Solution |
Please contact Appeon to have the correct license. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
The license is not for the application server %1. |
Possible Cause |
Use an incorrect license file. |
Solution |
Please contact Appeon for the correct license. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
The current operating system is %1. But the license is for the platform other than Windows, Solaris, AIX, Red-Linux, HP-Unix. |
Possible Cause |
The current platform is Windows, Solaris, AIX, Red-Linux, or HP-Unix. But the license is not for this platform. |
Solution |
Please contact Appeon for the correct license. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
The remote PowerServer is a cluster version. |
Possible Cause |
The license on the local server is not for cluster version, while the license on the remote PowerServer is for cluster version. |
Solution |
To use the Appeon cluster functionality, all servers in the cluster must use the same license. You can replace the local license with the remote license, so all servers use the license for cluster version. If you do not want to use the PowerServer cluster functionality, replace the remote license with the local license, so all servers use the license for single server version. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
The current user has no permission to write the local license file. |
Possible Cause |
The current login account does not have write permission to files under the system folder. |
Solution |
Ask the administrator to assign proper rights to the current account or log in to the system using another account with proper rights. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
The local license file has been destroyed. |
Possible Cause |
Failed to access the local license file, probably because the file does not exist or the user has no permission to access it. |
Solution |
Ask the administrator to assign proper rights to the current account or log in to the system using another account with proper rights. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
The license data initialize failed. |
Possible Cause |
Fail to initialize Appeon license file if the proper permission of using .Net framework and IIS server is not set. |
Solution |
Step 1: Execute the command line in a Windows prompt window: C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\2.0.**** aspnet_regiis -ga users C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\2.0.**** aspnet_regiis -i Step 2: Grant proper rights to the Internet Guest Account and IIS Process Account so to manipulate the Web Root folder. 1. Right click the C:\Inetpub\wwwroot folder, select the Properties items and select the Security tab page; 2. Add IIS_WPG group if it is not listed in the box "Group or user names"; 3. Grant Full Control permission to the IIS_WPG group. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to obtain the Server ID. Your PowerServer will stop working in % days. Please seek technical support in % days to resolve this issue. |
Possible Cause |
There are two reasons below: 1. PowerServer failed to find the network interface card address due to the malfunction of the network interface card. 2. The network interface card address and the address in the license file don't match. |
Solution |
Please check whether the network interface card address and the address in the license file match. If they don't match, please send the network interface card address to Appeon technical support so that they can create a new license for you. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to obtain the Server ID. % days remain to fix the problem. |
Possible Cause |
There are two reasons below: 1. PowerServer failed to find the network interface card address due to the malfunction of the network interface card. 2. The network interface card address and the address in the license file don't match. |
Solution |
Please check whether the network interface card address and the address in the license file match. If they don't match, please send the network interface card address to Appeon technical support so that they can create a new license for you. |
Priority 10 |
Error Message |
System error. |
Possible Cause |
1. The application configuration is incorrect. 2. The file is corrupt or the disk space is insufficient. |
Solution |
1. Check that no PowerServer files are missing. Refer to PowerServer Help for instructions if you need to configure the application settings again. 2. Reinstall PowerServer. 3. Check that the available disk space is over 100 M. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
The specified HTTP header does not exist. |
Possible Cause |
An incorrect parameter value is specified. |
Solution |
Verify that the parameter value is correct. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Data source name cannot be null. |
Possible Cause |
Data source name is empty. |
Solution |
Specify the data source name. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to add/modify data source. |
Possible Cause |
The format of the configuration file for storing the data source information was destroyed. |
Solution |
Remove the configuration file of the data source. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to get the specified data source information. |
Possible Cause |
The format of the configuration file for storing the data source information was destroyed. |
Solution |
Remove the configuration file of the data source. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to delete the specified data source. |
Possible Cause |
The format of the configuration file for storing the data source information was destroyed. |
Solution |
Remove the configuration file of the data source. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to refresh the specified data source. |
Possible Cause |
The format of the configuration file for storing the data source information was destroyed. |
Solution |
Remove the configuration file of the data source. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to get all data source names. |
Possible Cause |
The format of the configuration file for storing the data source information was destroyed. |
Solution |
Remove the configuration file of the data source. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to add the data source. |
Possible Cause |
The specified data source settings are incorrect. |
Solution |
Check that the input data source settings are correct. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to modify the data source. |
Possible Cause |
The specified data source settings are incorrect. |
Solution |
Check that the input data source settings are correct. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to get the specified data source information. |
Possible Cause |
The specified data source settings are incorrect. |
Solution |
Check that the input data source settings are correct. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to delete the specified data source. |
Possible Cause |
The specified data source settings are incorrect. |
Solution |
Check that the input data source settings are correct. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to refresh the specified data source. |
Possible Cause |
The specified data source settings are incorrect. |
Solution |
Check that the input data source settings are correct. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to test the data source. |
Possible Cause |
The specified data source settings are incorrect. |
Solution |
Check that the input data source settings are correct. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to get all components from the specified package. |
Possible Cause |
Exceptions occurred when getting all components from the specified package. PowerServer may encounter runtime errors. |
Solution |
1. Check that the input package settings are correct. 2. Contact the PowerServer administrator and make sure that PowerServer runs correctly. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to delete the specified component. |
Possible Cause |
Exceptions occurred when deleting the specified component. PowerServer may encounter runtime errors. |
Solution |
1. Check that the input component settings are correct. 2. Contact the PowerServer administrator and make sure that PowerServer runs correctly. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to import the AEM configuration settings. |
Possible Cause |
1) ApplicationsConfig does not exist. 2) ApplicationsConfig has an incorrect file format. 3) ApplicationsConfig does not contain the settings for the current application. |
Solution |
Check that the application is correctly configured in AEM. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to export the AEM configuration settings. |
Possible Cause |
1) ApplicationsConfig does not exist. 2) ApplicationsConfig has an incorrect file format. 3) ApplicationsConfig does not contain the settings for the current application. |
Solution |
Check that the application is correctly configured in AEM. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to add the transaction object. |
Possible Cause |
1. ApplicationsConfig has an incorrect XML format. 2. ApplicationsConfig does not contain the information for the current application. |
Solution |
1. Check that the ApplicationsConfig file is correct and intact. If the file is corrupt, delete it. 2. Provide the log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to delete the transaction object. |
Possible Cause |
ApplicationsConfig has an incorrect XML format. |
Solution |
1. Check that the ApplicationsConfig file is correct and intact. If the file is corrupt, delete it. 2. Provide the log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to modify the transaction object. |
Possible Cause |
1. ApplicationsConfig has an incorrect XML format. 2. ApplicationsConfig does not contain the information for the current application. |
Solution |
1. Check that the ApplicationsConfig file is correct and intact. If the file is corrupt, delete it. 2. Provide the log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to get all transaction objects. |
Possible Cause |
ApplicationsConfig has an incorrect XML format. |
Solution |
1. Check that the ApplicationsConfig file is correct and intact. If the file is corrupt, delete it. 2. Provide the log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to get the specified transaction object information. |
Possible Cause |
ApplicationsConfig has an incorrect XML format. |
Solution |
1. Check that the ApplicationsConfig file is correct and intact. If the file is corrupt, delete it. 2. Provide the log files to the Appeon technical support engineers. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
The time period of the license is invalid. |
Possible Cause |
The license is set with invalid time period. |
Solution |
Ask your administrator to assign your user account with another valid license. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
The license has expired. |
Possible Cause |
The license has expired. |
Solution |
Ask your administrator to renew the license or assign your user account with another valid license. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
You are not logged in. |
Possible Cause |
Your user account is not logged in or activated. |
Solution |
Log in with your user account in AEM. If your user account is not assigned with a license, ask your administrator to assign your user account with a license on the Appeon web site. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
The current license has been disabled. |
Possible Cause |
The current license is disabled by the license administrator. |
Solution |
Ask your administrator to enable the license on the Appeon web site; or log in with a different user account. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Cannot find a valid license. |
Possible Cause |
Your user account is not assigned with a license by the license administrator. |
Solution |
Ask your administrator to assign your user account with a license on the Appeon web site. |
Priority 1 |
Error Message |
Error in invoking the PowerBuilder license DLL. Method: {0} |
Possible Cause |
Exceptions occur when a method is called. |
Solution |
Restart the application server where PowerServer server is installed; or contact Appeon Support for assistance. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
The offline license has expired. Please renew it. |
Possible Cause |
The offline license has expired. |
Solution |
Ask your administrator to renew the license on the Appeon web site. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Error in checking license data: {0} |
Possible Cause |
Exceptions occur when the license data is checked. |
Solution |
Fix the license data according to the error message or contact Appeon Support for assistance. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
This PowerServer is not activated. |
Possible Cause |
No user has logged into and activated this PowerServer. |
Solution |
Log in and activate this PowerServer with the user account that is assigned with a license. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
The license config file does not exist. Please activate PowerServer in AEM with either an online or offline license. |
Possible Cause |
The license configuration file does not exist. |
Solution |
Restart the application server where PowerServer server is installed; and then activate PowerServer again. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
License account or password is empty. |
Possible Cause |
License account or password is empty. |
Solution |
Input the correct user account and password to log in. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
No network connection. |
Possible Cause |
AEM cannot connect with Internet. |
Solution |
Fix the network connection or use a proxy server that can connect with Internet. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
License module must be initialized first. |
Possible Cause |
Errors occur when initializing the license module. |
Solution |
Restart the application server where PowerServer server is installed. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
You have lost connection to the license server (https://api.appeon.com) for more than {0} days. PowerServer has stopped functioning. Please re-establish your network connection to resume the functionality of PowerServer. |
Possible Cause |
PowerServer has disconnected from Internet for more than 5 days, so license is locked. |
Solution |
Fix the network connection or use a proxy server that can connect with Internet. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
The Server ID in your license does not match with the one on your server. |
Possible Cause |
The Server ID in the license file is not the same as the one on the server. |
Solution |
Contact Appeon Support to generate a new license file with the correct Server ID. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
RegMultiString, RegLink and RegBinary data are unsupported in the server execution mode of RegistryGet. For more help, please consult the PowerServer Help. |
Possible Cause |
RegMultiString, RegLink and RegBinary data are unsupported in the server execution mode of RegistryGet. |
Solution |
Use the supported data types, such as RegString, RegExpandString, RegULong, RegULongBigEndian, to save the data. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
RegMultiString data are unsupported in the client execution mode of RegistryGet. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user documents. |
Possible Cause |
RegMultiString data are not supported in the client execution mode of RegistryGet. |
Solution |
Use the supported data types, such as RegString, RegExpandString, RegULong, RegULongBigEndian, or RegBinary, to save the data. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
RegMultiString data are unsupported in the client execution mode of RegistrySet. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user documents. |
Possible Cause |
RegMultiString data are not supported in the client execution mode of RegistrySet. |
Solution |
Use the supported data types, such as eRegString, eRegExpandString, eRegULong, eRegULongBigEndian, eRegBinary, or RegLink to save the data. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
The thread pool settings cannot have a value less then zero or a value exceeding the maximum allowed number. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user documents. |
Possible Cause |
The thread number configured in AEM is invalid. |
Solution |
Configure a proper thread number in AEM. Refer to PowerServer Configuration Guide for help. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
The specified variable type is incorrect. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user documents. |
Possible Cause |
When creating the proxy object, the variable type is not set to CORBA or NonVisualObject. |
Solution |
Specify the variable type to CORBA or NonVisualObject when creating the proxy object. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
The class name of the object to be created does not exist. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user documents. |
Solution |
1) Check that class name exists. 2) Check that the component was successfully deployed to the server. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
No transaction object is specified when declaring cursor or stored procedure. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
1) The transaction object is not specified in the PowerBuilder source code. 2) The PowerServer Toolkit deployment contains errors. |
Solution |
1) Verify that the transaction object is specified in the PowerBuilder source code. 2) Verify that the PowerServer Toolkit deployment is successful. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
when declaring cursor or stored procedure, DynamicStagingArea object is not instantiated. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
When using Dynamic SQL Format 4, make sure to instantiate the DynamicStagingArea object before declaring the cursor or stored procedure. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
You have not been logged into the mail system yet! For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
Use functions in the MailSession object when you have not been logged into the system or login failed. |
Solution |
Use the MailLogon function to log in to the system. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Transaction object is not connected. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
Commit or Rollback a transaction when the transaction object is not connected. |
Solution |
1) Check that the transaction object is connected. 2) Check that the transaction object is configured in AEM. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Transaction object is already connected. It cannot be connected again. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
Transaction object has already connected with the database while it is used to connect to the database again. |
Solution |
Modify the PowerBuilder source code and avoid using a transaction object to connect the database repeatedly. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Menu file is invalid. Failed to create the file! For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
The menu file is not a valid XML file. It may be corrupt. The Loadxml function failed to work. |
Solution |
1) Check that the menu file is a valid XML file. 2) Refer to PowerServer Help and verify that no unsupported features are used. 3) Re-generate the application and fix the errors if there are any. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Cannot create the WSDLReader object. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
1) SoapToolkit3.0 is not installed. 2) Memory is insufficient. |
Solution |
1) Install SoapToolkit3.0. 2) Close the other programs to release memory. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to load the WSDL file. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
1) The specified WSDL file does not exist. 2) The network is unstable. |
Solution |
1) Check that the WSDL file is configured before deployment. 2) Check that the WSDL file resides in the corresponding folder on Web server after deployment. 3) Check that the network connection is stable. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Cannot get the Service definition from the WSDL file. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
1) The WSDL file content is invalid 2) The WSDL file is incomplete. |
Solution |
1) Check that the WSDL file is correct. 2) Re-deploy the application using PowerServer Toolkit. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Cannot get the Port definition from the WSDL file. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
1) The WSDL file content is invalid. 2) The WSDL file is incomplete. |
Solution |
1) Check that the WSDL file is correct. 2) Re-deploy the application using PowerServer Toolkit. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Cannot get the Operation definition from the WSDL file. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
1) The WSDL file content is invalid. 2) The WSDL file is incomplete. |
Solution |
1) Check that the WSDL file is correct. 2) Re-deploy the application using PowerServer Toolkit. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Cannot get the Part definition from the WSDL file. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
1) The WSDL file content is invalid. 2) The WSDL file is incomplete. |
Solution |
1) Check that the WSDL file is correct. 2) Re-deploy the application using PowerServer Toolkit. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Cannot get the definition of SoapClient from the WSDL file. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
SoapToolkit3.0 was not installed. |
Solution |
Install SoapToolkit3.0. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to initialize SoapClient. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
1) The specified WSDL file does not exist. 2) The specified WSDL file contains incorrect values. 3) The network is unstable. |
Solution |
1) Check that the WSDL file exists and is correct. 2) Check that the WSDL file is configured before deployment. 3) Check that the network connection is stable. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to load DLL file. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
1) The DLL files were not deployed when the application was deployed. 2) The DLL file was not downloaded to the correct location. |
Solution |
1) Check that the DLL files are configured for deployment before deploying the application. 2) Manually copy the file to the correct location. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
DataWindow description file does not exist. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
The DataWindow description file does not exist or the DataWindow description file was removed. |
Solution |
Re-deploy the application and ensure that the DataWindow description file is correctly deployed. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to parse the DataWindow description file. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
The DataWindow template is not of the correct version or the DataWindow description file is corrupt. |
Solution |
Check that the PowerServer Toolkit deployment reports no errors. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to apply data memory. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
There are many running programs which occupy large amount of memory. The memory left is insufficient for applying the data memory. |
Solution |
Close the other programs. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to parse SyntaxFromSQL. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
The stored procedure for the corresponding database has not been installed. |
Solution |
Check that the stored procedure for the corresponding database has been correctly installed before dynamically creating the DataWindow. For detailed instructions, refer to PowerServer Configuration Guide for .NET. |
Priority 0 |
Error Message |
Cannot find the image file. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
1) The image file was not correctly uploaded to the server. 2) The image file cannot be found on the specified local directory. |
Solution |
1) Check that the image file location settings in PowerServer Toolkit are correct and that the image file exists on the local machine. 2) Redeploy the application using PowerServer Toolkit. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Print error. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
No printer is installed on the local machine or the default printer does not work. |
Solution |
Check that the printer works correctly. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to create RichText DataWindow. Incorrect information of RichText control in the local system. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
The riched20.dll file does not exist in the system32 folder or riched20.dll is not registered. |
Solution |
Check that the riched20.dll file exists in the system32 folder and has been registered. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Cannot parse the invalid RTF file. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
The format file information in the source code of RichText DataWindow has been manually modified. |
Solution |
Re-create the RichText DataWindow. Avoid manually changing the RTF file in the source code. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Information of InputField in RichText DataWindow is incomplete. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
The InputField information in the source code of RichText DataWindow has been manually modified. |
Solution |
Re-create the RichText DataWindow. Avoid manually changing the RTF text in the source code. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to print RichText DataWindow. No default printer in the local machine. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
No printer is installed on the local machine or no default printer is set. |
Solution |
Set a printer as the default printer on the local machine. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Print Preview failed. No default printer in the local machine. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
No printer is installed on the local machine or no default printer is set. |
Solution |
Set a printer as the default printer on the local machine. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
InputField information does not match the DataWindow column information. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
The InputField information in the source code of the RichText DataWindow has been manually modified. |
Solution |
Re-create the RichText DataWindow and avoid manually changing the InputField name in RTF in the source code. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Settings of InputField location are incorrect. Need to adjust the location. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
The InputField location in the source code of RichText DataWindow has been manually modified. This is an invalid operation. |
Solution |
Re-create the RichText DataWindow. Avoid manually changing the element location of RTF documents in the source code. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Unable to validate license key 'instance'. The number has exceeded the limit of your current license. |
Possible Cause |
The number of instances that are currently running has exceeded the number specified in the license. |
Solution |
Close the unnecessary instance or increase your instance number limited in the license file. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Failed to write to the INI file! Verify that the current user account has access to the Windows system directory. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
The current user account has no access right to the Windows system directory. |
Solution |
Use an account with proper rights to log in to the Windows or ask the administrator to assign proper rights to the current account. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
RegMultiString, RegLink and RegBinary data is not supported in server execution mode of RegistrySet. For more help, please consult the PowerServer user document. |
Possible Cause |
RegMultiString, RegLink and RegBinary data is not supported in server execution mode of RegistrySet. |
Solution |
Change the server execution mode to the client mode in AEM. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Unable to validate license key "device". The number has exceeded the limit of your current license. |
Possible Cause |
The Developer license is limited to 5 concurrent users/devices, and your app is being accessed by more than 5 users/devices now. |
Solution |
Upgrade the Developer license to Workgroup or Enterprise license (which has no limit on concurrent users/devices), or log out some of the online users/devices. |
Priority 2 |
Error Message |
Unable to validate license key "{0}". The number has exceeded the limit of your current license. |
Possible Cause |
The number of applications or sessions that are currently running has exceeded the number specified in the license file. |
Solution |
Close some of the applications or sessions, or increase the number limited in the license file. |