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App reload fails even with exit script before load

My application seems to have been corrupted.  It was running fine and then began throwing the Failed to Load Data error. 

To test my script I placed Exit Script; at the very beginning even before the load begins and I still receive the Failed to Load Data error.

Does anyone have any experience with what may cause this or how to fix this?

Thank you

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Anonymous
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I Have deleted the log

There is no Binary load or Section Access

There is no Hidden Scripts

I still have no idea what the error was but this seemed to work.

I placed my Exit Script before everything in the load script.  As you would a binary load.  Ran and no errors.  Removed the Exit Script and the reload worked as normal, as if something in memory or a stored variable.

Thanks everyone.

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jerrysvensson
Partner - Specialist II
Partner - Specialist II

If you have activated logging, delete the log file

PradeepReddy
Specialist II
Specialist II

check, wether you using any binary loads or section access?

marcus_malinow
Partner - Specialist III
Partner - Specialist III

Hi Darren,

does your QVW contain a hidden script? To check, open your QVW, go into Edit Script,  then in the File menu see if the 'Edit Hidden Script' option is enabled in the file menu of the script editor.

Marcus

ashfaq_haseeb
Champion III
Champion III

Hi,

Maybe your script contains any ODBC/OLEDB connections which you cannot connect now.

Try commenting that part.

Regards

ASHFAQ

Anonymous
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I Have deleted the log

There is no Binary load or Section Access

There is no Hidden Scripts

I still have no idea what the error was but this seemed to work.

I placed my Exit Script before everything in the load script.  As you would a binary load.  Ran and no errors.  Removed the Exit Script and the reload worked as normal, as if something in memory or a stored variable.

Thanks everyone.