1) I woke up this morning and my currentUser().objectId was different from what it has been the past 3 months. Now all of my personal data is lost and my profile is empty. My objectId is the same as my old one on the Parse dashboard. For some reason it's different on my device, and I've tried logging out/in repeatedly.
2) None of my queries are returning any objects. I've been using many of the same queries for months, all have worked great, but now they're not returning anything.
Is this Parse's fault? I have until April 28th to migrate my data so I shouldn't be expecting these results. Why is it going crazy?
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I have a custom database application using Access 2016 (MS365 account) with backend data on a file server and a local front end with many VBA-driven forms. All has been working sweetly for several years, until this morning when myself and the all other users started to receive "No Current Record" errors on certain forms (not all).
I assumed it was a rogue record or corrupt DB so I went back to the previous day's backup data but the same problem occurred. No front-end code changes have been done recently, and in any case different users are using slightly different versions of the FE system, yet all suffer the problem, so it's not specific to particular VBA.
I went back many weeks of full data backups - all throw the same error now, although had worked fine at the time of course.
I've repaired and compacted, uncompiled and so on, but it won't clear the error.
I have a strange hunch it might relate to an Office update, as I believe the problem was not present on a machine that happened to be disconnected from the internet, but this is only 80% certain.
Has anyone ever had problems arising after updates? I cannot think of anything that has changed in the data or the front end so I'm struggling to understand what else it can be.
There have been multiple reports now that this may be a bug caused by Patch Tuesday updates. Refer to https://www.devhut.net/latest-office-update-version-2204-source-of-new-bugs/
I only have 15-20 messages in my inbox for June 20. But when I run a search query for that day
https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/me/mailFolders/inbox/messages?$search=" received = 2019/06/20"&$select=from,id&$top=1000
I am seeing that the results are repeating, meaning the same message id keeps circling back (think its an infinitely) and the results take several seconds to return.
I am even able to reproduce that with Graph explorer. It doesn't seem to happen for other days in my inbox. I think I have come across some bug in the system but unclear what exactly it is.
Anyone know what it is?
This issue is now fixed. Can you pls try again?
I'm getting crash reports from a large percentage of my user base, and have tracked it down to a core data entity having every record deleted somehow.
This entity is one where the app downloads every row the first time you launch the app, and then the table is never written to again, it's just a read only lookup table.
It shouldn't be possible for anything to ever be removed from the entity, but that's what I'm seeing. All reports are the app functions fine for a while (sometimes days, other times minutes after a fresh install) and then suddenly starts crashing any time you try to do anything.
I've gone over the entire code base and nothing ever deletes data from the entity. The bug only occurs in a version of the app just released. Rolling all users back to the previous release - only two weeks old, has fixed the bug for for everyone. It's an enterprise app, I simply redeployed the old binary.
I went over every change in source control and found nothing related to the entity.
In fact all code related to this entity has not changed at all in the last few years. It's been perfectly stable all that time.
Other data is persisted to disk in the same -[NSManagedObjectContext save:] call, and that data does not vanish.
I'm stumped. How can data in an entity be erased? How can I debug this issue further?
I am unable to reproduce the bug on my own devices, although I have extensive logging in place (and am happy to add more — this is an enterprise app only ever used for work so user privacy isn't an issue).
I have made an app that collects data from my robotics competition and then sends it to a fusion table. It has worked before this and was working last time it was tested one week ago now when I try to send the data I get this
Transmission Error400 Bad
Request Required:X-Goog-
Encode-Respnse-If-
ExecutableBad transmission
this is the error as formatted that is happening in the app. the only Idea I have is that it may be a security issue because it is a 400 error but I cannot even begin to know where to start the competition is tomorrow and the copies from previously do not work either I need help quickly other info is that is was made using app inventor 2
We've got a strange problem that is very hard to troubleshoot. We are looking for some assistance on methods that might help us troubleshoot this problem. We use memcache and thinksphinx. Recently we moved to a new server and suddenly elements on the pages are showing up missing.
So for instance, our home page has news items and latest files added. In one case I see that we are missing the last 2 news items. My developer checks and sees its there. 10 minutes later he checks and see all the news items missing. Check again 15 minutes later and missing 3 items.
We were able to notice that on the server move we had memcache set at 2mb, so we moved it up to 1gb. It looked like everything was fixed. However, now we are seeing similar inconsistencies when people are searching. Users will report problems, I will see them, send them to my developer and he sees different results. We both refresh and see something else.
We are able to realize this is somehow related to memcache and/or our thinkingsphinx, because when we clear and rebuild, everything acts normal.
My only assumption is that at some point we run out of memory in memcache, but it makes no sense that only certain data would not be shown.
Can anyone give any advice?
Thanks,
Will