Session Log not being written
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08-05-18 07:00 PM
Hi,
I'm having issues with storing my Session Logs.
When I try to view them, they are completely empty.
I checked the SQL tables BPASessionLog_NonUnicode and BPASessionLog_Unicode, and they are completely empty as well.
I tried to change my resource's Logging Level to Default, Key Stages and All Stages with no luck.
In my process, if I check the box "Terminate the session when unrecoverable logging errors occur", I get the error message that you can read in the attached txt file.
Any insights?
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08-05-18 07:20 PM
Are you sure the process is actually able to create logs - is logging switched on in the diagram?
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10-05-18 04:01 PM
Hi John,
Yes, logging is switched on.
After some more research I believe that the problem is that I am using SQL Express 2005, since my colleagues don't have this issue in SQL Express 2014.
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10-05-18 08:13 PM
Perhaps you've hit the maximum DB size allowed by SQL Express? I think in 2005 it was 4GB.
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17-05-18 05:27 PM
Nope, that's not it.
I think the problem is with the query that Blue Prism uses to write the logs to SQL... apparently the syntax used is not compatible with SQL Express 2005.
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17-05-18 09:16 PM
Perhaps it's time to upgrade SQL Express then?
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18-05-18 02:11 PM
Definitely :)
But it's only the dev & test environment, the production environment will have a more recent SQL Express version.
