I have a solution which, if I leave it for a while, or let my computer go to sleep, gives me an endless string of ‘Error in relation’ messages.
I have no obvious errors in my relations, and servoy Server doesn’t complain about any errors, but a client, after a period of inactivity, gives an endless stream of them and has to be force quit to stop.
Any thoughts on what could be wrong would be appreciated. Attached is a screenshot. Note the heaviness of the shadow of the error, it is because there are 25 of them, one on top of the other…
Embarassing as this sounds, after 7 years of Servoy development. I don’t know where the client log is…
I’ve looked in ~/.servoy, but as far as I knew, there was no other local log of the servoy client. Have I been missing something all this time???
My Server log shows several “Signalling channel lost when reading pings or client export notifies, removing ports: [3009]” and “Error flushing message buffer to client d7e5f65c-8c8e-44ff-b60b-5c6802906c26”. I have always thought that these were nothing to worry about, and there is nothing about relations…
Sybase log shows several “connection terminated abnormally” lines, but nothing serious looking…
I can’t find any reference to Servoy in my Applications/Utilities/Console - there are several java console items, but nothing obvious about my servoy client error…
It seems that the problem is definitely on my client after the connection to the server is broken (by sleep on my machine). But it is very annoying if you’ve forgotten to close servoy and you put your machine to sleep. It is also annoying my customer…
although your problem doesn’t sound familiar with me: we also sometimes get the ‘error in relation’ messages.
Lucky enough this is our own ‘fault’, or better: ‘triggered by our own actions’ as we sometimes have to alter or drop table columns.
So I guess this message could be something like a loss of connection to the actual database…
