Data Fails to Deploy to Data Base

prem_pratick

Hi we are Having 2 DB Schemas , Live and Preview .

When we Save a DCR the Data Goes in Preview ENV , Properly.

But when we Publish the Data to Live , The First Replicant of the an item is not there in Data Base.

Rest of the Data Deploys to the Data Base.

The data-deploy-configuration is the same for both Live and Preview , We Just Change the name of the destinations.

We Restart OD and TS , Weekly , so it cant be a Cache Issue .

Pls help.
Prem

Adam Stoller

Hi we are Having 2 DB Schemas , Live and Preview . When we Save a DCR the Data Goes in Preview ENV , Properly. But when we Publish the Data to Live , The First Replicant of the an item is not there in Data Base. Rest of the Data Deploys to the Data Base. The data-deploy-configuration is the same for both Live and Preview , We Just Change the name of the destinations. We Restart OD and TS , Weekly , so it cant be a Cache Issue . Pls help. Prem

Of the information that you posted - the two things that strike me as suspicious are:

<group name="BP_GENERIC_FORM_VARIABLE_FIELD" table="BP_GENERIC_FORM_VARIABLE_FIELD" root-group="no">
<attrmap>
        <column name="ID_VARIABLE_FIELD" data-type="NUMBER" value-from-field="VariableFieldDetails/[0-25]/ID_VARIABLE_FIELD"is-replicant="yes" allows-null="no" />
...
</group>

and

<item name="VariableFieldDetails">
<database data-type="NUMBER"/>
<label>Variable field details
<replicant max="25" min="0" default="0">
...
</replicant>
</item>

In the first case - there seems to be a lack of white-space between the end of the value-from-field attribute value for ID_VARIABLE_FIELD and the beginning of is-replicant attribute name.

In the second case you're defining a database data-type for a replicant container - though as you don't seem to be accessing it as an explicit node from which to retrieve a value, it's unlikely to be causing the problem. The first issue (above) is more likely to cause problems.

Beyond that - I'd suggest making sure that there's no additional information in the log file(s).