For the OutOfMemoryError in Java, you need to adjust your java memory
for email daemon to what it was before the upgrade, however with the
incoming email error, that might not be the root cause.

For your Email for issue, I'd suggest re-importing a copy of the 'ar
system email messages' form, from say your DEV or TEST server, or the
copy located on the server in the installation folder(s)...

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Subject: Field ID is not related to this form 7

I noticed a post regarding Field ID is not related to this form 18100
issue 
and recently just upgraded from ARS 5.1.2 to 7.01 including the email 
engine.  Did anyone figure out how to resolve this issue? We are 
experiencing the same issue and cannot get incoming email working.

In addition we are getting the OutOfMemoryErrorjava.lang error since 
upgrading to the new email engine so if anyone has a solution for this 
issue as well.

Thank you,

Evelina Girard




Post I saw in the archives
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Sanford, Claire
Sat, 02 Dec 2006 12:57:29 -0800

Every email that is sent to our email engine using a template (old
style) is rejected by the email engine with a SEVERE 311 error (I can't
find anything on this in the BMC/Remedy KB).

Then in the email error log form I have several entries for each email
that was received that says:

Field ID is not related to this form 18085
Field ID is not related to this form 18100
Field ID is not related to this form 18098
...

None of these are field ids in the email that is being sent.

Any ideas, fixes or suggestions...

ARS 6.3 Patch 18
HD 6.0
Email engine 6.3
Oracle 10 w/9 libraries
Oracle lives on a remote server
Windows 2003 4 gig on app server and 8 gig on DB server

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