What happens to Endevor Package Backout if the output file no longer exists
Article ID: 122433
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Products
Endevor
Endevor Natural Integration
Endevor - ECLIPSE Plugin
Endevor - Enterprise Workbench
Issue/Introduction
There is a file in Endevor that was used for checking Y2K dates. It is now no longer needed.
The file is written to in the processors for this type. A null was added to the processor using this file.
What would happen if the element was to be backed out in a package?
Environment
Release:
Component: ENDBAS
Component: ENDBAS
Resolution
There are 2 options to address the backout of the package:
1. Commit all the packages for elements that use these processors, then update the processor to "null" out the file
or
2. Just keep the file. If the file is removed removed and the packages are committed, errors will occur. The commit will get errors however, the "hooks" persay will be gone. The commit will attempt to find the members, if it cannot fine them it will error out which is expected in this case. After the commit, update the processors, remove the file and you should be fine.
1. Commit all the packages for elements that use these processors, then update the processor to "null" out the file
or
2. Just keep the file. If the file is removed removed and the packages are committed, errors will occur. The commit will get errors however, the "hooks" persay will be gone. The commit will attempt to find the members, if it cannot fine them it will error out which is expected in this case. After the commit, update the processors, remove the file and you should be fine.
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