I uninstalled the update myself, so the tip below wasn't tested.A developer in one of the teams I work with stated that, for him, the problem was solved after reinstalling the .NET Framework. In his case, he also upgraded from .NET 7 to 8. Hope this helpes!
Johan and I analyzed this issue together. For future reference; huge memory increase is to be explained by opening the E-mail subject, (in excess of 10000 rows) containing HTML data. A new E-mail subject was opened every time a ‘Werkbon’ was processed (Process flow). Therefore the memory usage keeps increasing. Only a few E-mail rows are actually needed during execution of the process flow so a workaround for the problem at hand is implementing (better) prefilters or setting a max no of records for the E-mail subject (platform > 2019.1). Why memory is not released when closing a subject will be investigated by us.
The problem Boudewijn and me are having is accidentally dragging in, for example, the columns list within the software factory. I think the problem is mostly noticeable when dragging source- and target- table are the same. Unfortunately, there is no way to undo the move action.
This report appears in a relatively recent version of the IAM, I think you must be able to release this setting in IAM. Please contact my college Ricardo or Roland
Probably you use an older version of the IAM. Would you like to try to create the parameter in the INI file? That’s the way we used to work. Please let me know whether it was successful via the INI-file.
Good morning Marc, I think this is possible. Check out the following printscreen: [img]https://uploads-eu-west-1.insided.com/thinkwise-en/attachment/51370b6e-ed86-450d-b02e-a2d82a408ff4.png[/img]
Good morning Henri, There is a task available in the screen to generate the view from clause based on the view columns and references. You can use this task to generate a from clause. If you want to edit this clause later, you can choose ‘custom’ instead of 'auto'. The select clause is determined by the [i]View table[/i] and [i]view column[/i] fields of the columns. If these are empty, the view cannot be generated automatically.
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