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Deliver Problem

Hi,


when I try to deliver with Dimension CM (version 14.5.1), I get the following error:

Caught a DmException with a code of; MDHFSY6900969E

Type: DmUtils.InvalidArgumentException

Any ideas?

Thanks in Advance

Roberto

  • Verified Answer

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    Hello Roberto,

    Due to the code around this error, it seems that the unexpected error is reported while processing Dimensions CM internal metadata files (those reside inside of folders ".dm" or ".metadata"). Please check that files from these folders are not included in potentially delivered files. As an example, I have found an old closed customer request where these metadata technical files where mistakenly added by user into Visual Studio project, so were candidates to deliver (while metadata must never go under source control).

    Another potential issue could be if some corruption of metadata has happened for some reason. Typical way to trouble-shoot is download files from the repository into a new clean work area and see if issue persists there.

    It's quite hard to guess not seeing the full picture, say listing of all files in the work area (including hidden), not knowing which client/integration we are talking about. Ideally you'd need to contact Micro Focus Support if none of above helps.

    Kind Regards,
    Alex Shevchenko

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    Hi Alex, it worked! I had to exclude .metadata and .dm files with the regular expression

    Thanks a lot for the help! ;)

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    Glad it's resolved, Roberto!

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