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Unable to publish workflows..

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Posted on by Kevin Crain 60

Hi, i have 2 fairly complex workflows that ive been refining over the last week, but all of a sudden i cant publish them.

 I just get a generic error message.

 Nightmare... 

Any help or advice.

Thx

Kev

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  • Baris KANLICA Profile Picture
    Baris KANLICA User Group Leader on at

    What is you error message. Can you give more detail?

  • Kevin Crain Profile Picture
    Kevin Crain 60 on at

    Unfortunatly, there isnt much to share.

     I get a very non-descript 'An Error Has Occured' message, after trying to publish. It is a partner hosted service, so im not able to look at any logs etc directly, or increase the error log detail, if such a thing exists (assume it does). The service partner who im using has escalated the support request into microsoft and has provided traces etc - but so far, no response. Its look increasingly like i need to re-write the workflows in question. 

    I have other workflows that are working fine, and i can create new ones no problem. I have not made any changes to referred entities or attributes, and the workflow creation process is so long winded, i'm relucatant to re-author them. (Please someone make an offline editor !) :) 

     

    Thanks.

  • Kenny Vaes Profile Picture
    Kenny Vaes 345 on at

    [quote user="Kevin Crain"]I have not made any changes to referred entities or attributes[/quote]

    This means that you are sure that all the referenced entities exist?

    Example:
    Say you have a Send Email step.
    You configure the email to be sent as "Administrator" (GUID=91911ca2-4d73-dd11-8908-0003ff867aa5 on DEV machine)
    Now you want to publish the workflow on another server and the Administrator user has a different GUID there.

    Result: The workflow will not publish.

    So make sure all the Lookup fields have a valid enitiy referenced. Maybe this is your problem. Hope it helped.

    Regards,

    Kenny


     

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