'U00012125' messages are followed by '???' rather than by a description

Article Id: 84340

Status: Published

Updated On: 15-04-2018 07:00

Legacy Id: 000009184

Products:

CA Automic Workload Automation - Automation Engine AUTOMIC WORKLOAD AUTOMATION

Issue/Introduction:

Error Message :
00012125 ??? "0143249256|"

There is no proper description for U00012125 messages in the User Interface. They look like 00012125 ??? "0143249256|"

The text "CANCEL_ALL_CHECK_ATTEMPTS exceeded for Workflow with RunId: '&01'. Workflow can not be deactivated automatically." should normally be displayed, instead of the question marks. The digits displaying along with "|" correspond to the affected workflow's RunID.

Investigation

From the User Interface go to Client 0 > System Overview > Messages and fill in the search fields as described below:

Message number : '00012125'
Date period / Number: from any other date earlier than today until today

Then press Start. Results similar to those below will be displayed.

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You may also see similar behavior in Workflow reports:

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If the search doesn't return any results, you may force the U00012125 error to occur :

1. Create an OS job (JOBS.WIN or JOBS.UNIX) with a process and a postprocess tab

2. In the process tab add any command - "echo test" for instance

3. In the postprocess add a command that should run for at least 2 minutes - e.g. ping localhost for 120 seconds

:SET &CMD# = PREP_PROCESS("&$AGENT#","WINCMD",,"CMD=ping -n 120 localhost","UC_LOGIN=&$LOGIN#")

4. Then nest the task in a workflow
5. In the JOBP > Runtime tab should be set to 1 minute Maximum runtime, else cancel.

6. Then run the JOBP. It will be canceled after a minute but the nested JOBS will continue to run for 2 minutes.

7. The issue will be visible after the Workflow has completed.

Cause:

Cause type:
Defect
Root Cause: Error message incorrectly formated.

Environment:

OS Version: N/A

Resolution:

Update to a fix version listed below or a newer version if available.

The above behavior was reported when using the Java User Interface (UI) v11.2.3+build 416 and JRE 1.8.0_111 (64 bit) and could not be reproduced in v11.2.3HF2. It is recommended to upgrade to v11.2.3 HF2 or above (except for v11.2.5) to resolve the issue. The error was reintroduced in 11.2.5 and has been fixed again in 11.2.6.

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Fix Status: Released

Fix Version(s):
Component(s): User Interface

Automation Engine 11.2.6 - Available

Additional Information:

Workaround :
N/A

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