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Topic Title: "Not an object reference" all the time Topic Summary: Created On: 08/15/2011 01:42 AM Status: Read Only |
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 08/15/2011 01:42 AM
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Hi - I have a huge problem with my workflows, and it has gone worse within the last weeks. I have workflows that runs in loops and they start with a task connecting to a SQL database and making a dataset (shared) with the data used in the workflow. Sometimes they run fine for hours, but more and more often, I get the "Not an object reference" error, when using %dataset.value% someware in a task. It seems something is wrong with the dataset, but it is hard to find a pattern, it seems to appear randomly - where ever %dataset.value% is used. What to do? - I cant find a way to solve this one ...
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08/15/2011 09:29 AM
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Hi Morten,
Are the SQL connections being closed? If you open a connection, versus a 1 step SQL Query approach, it is advised to also close the connection once the data has been retrieved.
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