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Laserfiche slow/freezes when trying to combine or delete a document

asked on July 25, 2019

Laserfiche is very slow or it freezes whenever any user tries to combine or delete a document. Any ideas on what could be causing this? The permanent deletion option works fine and so does copying/cutting and pasting documents to different folders.

 

We frequently get this error:

Error Code: 784

Error Message: Operation timed out. [784]

 

------------ Technical Details: ------------

 

LFSO:

    Call Stack: (Exception)

        LFSession::SendRequest (DELETE /+LF/entry/430001000)

        CLFDatabase::DeleteEntryByIDEx

    Additional Details:

        ERROR: 784 (TestLastError, LFSession.cpp:930)

         (LFSO/10.3.0.85)

LF.exe (10.3.1.479):

    Call Stack: (Exception)

        CFolderListCtrl::DeleteEntry

        CFolderListCtrl::OnFileDelete

    Additional Details:

        Exception: 0x80040310 [784] (Operation timed out.) (CFolderListCtrl::DeleteEntry at FolderListCtrl.cpp:2137)

    Call History:

         CAttachedRepository::GetProfileValue

          CAttachedRepository::LoadAttributePrefix

        GetOptionString ([HiddenDialogs]RecycleEntries)

         CAttachedRepository::GetProfileValue

        IdleTimerProc

        CLFApp::GetAuditEventReason

        CFolderListCtrl::OnFileDelete

         CFolderListCtrl::DeleteEntry

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replied on July 29, 2019

Hi Jorge,

When a user tries to delete or combine a document, is it slow for them or slow for everyone. How many users have reported this issue? Are you able to reproduce the issue under your account or an admin account and have you tried from a different PC? Have you also tried the same function from Web Client?

-Ben

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replied on July 29, 2019

Hi Ben,

 

It is slow for everyone on any PC or server, including admin accounts. Same issue when using Web Client. Server and database resources are ok. 

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