FAQs - Application¶
This section will help you to identify common issues encountered during installation or during an update of lexbizz/Acumatica instance. Application logs are helpful to identify the problem and following points will help you to solve issues without any assistance.
✔️ Please restart the tool and login with your CRM Credentials.
✔️ Application queue is full or broken and is not able to resume it’s operation. You need to delete a temporary file generated at the install location and restart the service.
Delete this file - C:\Program Files\Haufe\lz-devops\lzdtbroker.db
Restart lexbizz DevOps tool service. You can either do it with a powershell script (mentioned below) or using Windows Service Manager
1sc stop lzdservice 2sc start lzdservice
Start the tool and login
✔️ If you have installed the lexbizz DevOps tool for the first time, then use the option to grant access to Local System Account Manage System Account Permissions
After applying script if you are still receiving the same error message then try to restart the service. Restart SQL Service
✔️ If you receive this error, then it means that your local SQL Server is not working or you have selected an incorrect database server name. Select the correct database name before starting the installation/update process.
✔️ IIS or some other process on Windows might block some files on the mentioned location. This will cause application installation or update to fail.
Try manually deleting ‘C:\location\Website’ folder and retry application installation
✔️ This happens if the datatime format is somehow changed on the local database. This can happen by importing a snapshot from a cloud instance. You need to install a fresh copy of a lexbizz Instance. Make sure you have installed a SQL Server with English languages.
✔️ You may encounter this issue during restoration of a large snapshot on a local instance. In order to solve this problem please use the following steps,
Open SQL Management Studio
Login to the SQL Server
Right click on the Database -> Properties -> Files
Under ‘Autogrowth/Maxsize’ column, for each line set Maximum File Size = Unlimited
✔️ This occurs because of an old configuration of the Azure CLI and Azure DevOps Tool extension. In order to solve this problem, just reinstall Azure DevOps Extension using the lexbizz DevOps Tool -> Install Extensions. Installing Azure DevOps extension under logged in user is not going to work. You have to instll it using the tool itself. See Azure DevOps Extension for more information.