Ned, I did have the same thing on a brand new install recently. When i called
support they said it was related to a bug they were having with logging levels.
I changed it as well and my app servers started.
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From: Ned <TechnoBabbly@...>
To: vantage@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, November 16, 2010 9:45:48 AM
Subject: [Vantage] 9.05 Bug? Anomaly? Oddity?
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I was just curious if anyone had ever come across anything like this before.
I am in Epicor 9.05.601B 64-bit SQL, I just did the update, ran conversions
and everything seemed to be fine.
I then couldn't start the AppServers and was getting the good old
"IOException : Pipe to Server Broken (8117)" error.
I tested out all the traditional things that it could be, permissions, ODBC,
etc etc and none of those were working.
I then decided to set my logging to verbose to get more information to try
to solve the problem, and the problem went away, the AppServers would start.
I didn't believe this would be the actual solution so I tested it a few
times, changing the logging level and only the logging level of the
AppServers back and forth from Error Only to Verbose to Error Only, and
apparently that is why the AppServers weren't starting, I didn't have enough
logging setup.
Has anyone ever run into something like that? It defies any and all logic in
my mind.
Ned
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support they said it was related to a bug they were having with logging levels.
I changed it as well and my app servers started.
________________________________
From: Ned <TechnoBabbly@...>
To: vantage@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, November 16, 2010 9:45:48 AM
Subject: [Vantage] 9.05 Bug? Anomaly? Oddity?
Â
I was just curious if anyone had ever come across anything like this before.
I am in Epicor 9.05.601B 64-bit SQL, I just did the update, ran conversions
and everything seemed to be fine.
I then couldn't start the AppServers and was getting the good old
"IOException : Pipe to Server Broken (8117)" error.
I tested out all the traditional things that it could be, permissions, ODBC,
etc etc and none of those were working.
I then decided to set my logging to verbose to get more information to try
to solve the problem, and the problem went away, the AppServers would start.
I didn't believe this would be the actual solution so I tested it a few
times, changing the logging level and only the logging level of the
AppServers back and forth from Error Only to Verbose to Error Only, and
apparently that is why the AppServers weren't starting, I didn't have enough
logging setup.
Has anyone ever run into something like that? It defies any and all logic in
my mind.
Ned
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