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Strange Scheduled Agent Error

Ever had one of those days?   I have this scheduled agent, that is giving me very, very strange error messages.  It runs daily, at 1:00am, on a Lotus Domino 64-bit 8.5.1FP3 server.
 
Here's the agent code:
 
@If(MarkforDeletion="Yes";@DeleteDocument;"");
SELECT @All
 
Complicated, eh? 
 
Here's the agent log:
 
Started running agent 'DeleteMarkedDocs' on 10/12/2010 01:00:33 AM
Running on new or modified documents: 17733 total
Found 17733 document(s) that match search criteria
Error running agent on NoteID 561 - Greek (8859-7)|Greek (Windows-1253)|Cyrillic (KOI8-R)|Cyrillic (8859-5).  Continuing...
Error running agent on NoteID 561 - B8:22.  Continuing...
Error running agent on NoteID 561 - Server error: Posting not allowed.  Continuing...
Error running agent on NoteID 561 - This key could not be written to your smartcard..  Continuing...
Error running agent on NoteID 561 - Server error: IsEmbeddedInsideWCT.  Continuing...
Error running agent on NoteID 561 - The service has returned a service-specific error code.
.  Continuing...
Error running agent on NoteID 561 - EE:9A.  Continuing...
Error running agent on NoteID 561 - B8:E2.  Continuing...
17725 document(s) were modified by formula
Deleted 2651 document(s)
Done running agent 'DeleteMarkedDocs' on 10/12/2010 01:01:18 AM
 
In addition to hitting up the IBM Support team, I thought I might throw it out to the community, to see if anyone has any ideas.

Comments

  1. Julian Robichaux12 October 2010 at 12:57

    Just a guess, but do you have any PostDocumentDelete or QueryDocumentDelete code in the global database script?

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  2. wildunknown12 October 2010 at 18:27

    Nope, not using the global database script. Good thought though.

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  3. Urs Meli12 October 2010 at 23:07

    Hi,
    What's the Document with Noteid 561?
    Anything special with that?

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  4. wildunknown13 October 2010 at 04:23

    I thought the same thing, although I couldn't find the document with Domino Administrator, or with NotesPeek.

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  5. Kevin Pettitt13 October 2010 at 11:20

    I'd love to be more specific but I just can't recall which database/agent I saw this on...

    The "NoteID 561" was part of a similar set of gibberish errors I saw perhaps last week when an agent was messing up. Obviously it would be helpful to know what I did to fix it, but the fact that the same NoteID was referenced in your case is in itself a useful fact, so there you go.

    If my memory becomes unstuck I'll chime in again. Good luck!

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  6. Kevin Pettitt13 October 2010 at 11:39

    Found it. As far as I can tell the agent ran to completion anyway, but the Agent Log is full of NoteID 561 references.

    Agent Code (triggered manually against selected documents):

    _key := "Servername/orgname" + @ReplaceSubstring(MailFile; ""; "~");
    FIELD SomeField := @DbLookup("" : ""; ""; "SomeView"; _key; 2; [FailSilent]);
    FIELD XMod := @Now;
    SELECT @All

    Agent Log:

    Too big to paste so uploaded here: http://www.box.net/shared/zq8hc2jspy

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  7. Kevin Pettitt30 May 2011 at 08:24

    Found it. As far as I can tell the agent ran to completion anyway, but the Agent Log is full of NoteID 561 references.

    Agent Code (triggered manually against selected documents):

    _key := "Servername/orgname" + @ReplaceSubstring(MailFile; ""; "~");
    FIELD SomeField := @DbLookup("" : ""; ""; "SomeView"; _key; 2; [FailSilent]);
    FIELD XMod := @Now;
    SELECT @All

    Agent Log:

    Too big to paste so uploaded here: http://www.box.net/shared/zq8hc2jspy

    ReplyDelete
  8. Just An Ottawa Dad30 May 2011 at 08:24

    I thought the same thing, although I couldn't find the document with Domino Administrator, or with NotesPeek.

    ReplyDelete
  9. Urs Meli30 May 2011 at 08:24

    Hi,
    What's the Document with Noteid 561?
    Anything special with that?

    ReplyDelete

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