Hi Mark,

 

There are many approaches to resolve ARERR-102 and ARERR-93

 

For ARERR-102:

ARERR 102 is an error that happens when a field that is used in 'Advanced'
workflow to reference a form or server name or 'Advanced' table fields to
reference a form or server name is empty. This typically happens when there
is missing data in containers that have information about servers or forms,
and a set field operation that finds no data set fields to null. It also
could happen if you have changed a form name and the data containing form
names may have not been edited to reflect the renamed form.

 

 

For ARERR-93:

IF development cache mode is off and you do perform admin operations (in
admin tool) its not very uncommon that operations time out - especially if
you have users working on the system at the same time.

 

In development mode, the admin thread for API calls does not copy the cache
but locks incoming threads out of the existing cache and waits for threads
currently using the cache to complete their operations before performing
changes. The thread will not release the cache until the end of the API
call. No time is spent copying the cache so operations have a smaller memory
footprint and are performed faster than in production mode. Development mode
is intended for servers whose main purpose is application development. It is
unsuitable for servers with a large number of application users in a
production environment because the operations of those users will be blocked
when forms and workflow are changed, especially when many structures are
changed, such as when importing an application."

 

The AR System Server manages the database connections. we can optimize the
number of threads at AR System level to optimize the number of database
connections opened by the AR System server.(Increasing no of threads will
help to resolve error 93)

 

Apart from above, please check if there are any CMDB  jobs running on server
which keeps server busy.

 

Please refer below Knowledge Article:

 

KA359109: CMDB Dispatcher Timeout errors: Server hangs

 

HTH

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From: Brittain, Mark 
Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2013 4:22 PM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Development server issues

 

Hi All,

 

I am having problems with my development server. Usually runs slow and now I
cannot log on.  Looking in the arerror.log I can see a series of errors like
the ones below.  Is this an indication of an AR Server issue, database
issue, or something else.

 

Tue Jan 29 16:04:01 2013  CMDB Dispatcher : Required name parameter (or name
field in a parameter) is empty. ARERR - 102

Tue Jan 29 16:04:14 2013  Dispatch : Timeout during data retrieval due to
busy server -- retry the operation (<servername>)    ARERR - 93

Tue Jan 29 16:07:14 2013  Dispatch : Timeout during data retrieval due to
busy server -- retry the operation (<servername>)  ARERR - 93

 

ARS 7.6.04 SP3

 

Thanks

Mark 

 

Mark Brittain

Remedy Developer

ITILv3 Foundation

NaviSite - A Time Warner Cable Company

mbritt...@navisite.com

Office: 315-453-2912 x5335

Mobile: 315-882.5360

 

 

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