You need a valid App Engine Studio license to continue working.

KamilKowalczyk
Tera Expert

Today I got an error while trying to open App Engine Studio:

You need a valid App Engine Studio license to continue working.


I tried changing user role, added snc_internal, released and provisioned PDI, configured what I could and still nothing....

 

Could anyone help me with it?

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theLondoner
Giga Expert

Hi Kamil

The only workaround I have found is downgrading to Xanadu.

Like you I am facing the same Issue. Its very frustrating. I have tried all of the following several times and can confirm they do not resolve the issue:

1) Changing Roles from AES to Admin then logging out and in - Does not work

2) Changing Roles from Admin to AES then logging out and logging in - Does not work

3) releasing the instance and requesting a new one (tried multiple times) - Does not work

4) Downgrading to Yokohama - Does Not word

 

If you do find a resolution, please do let me know

Best

 

Raj

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Dr Atul G- LNG
Tera Patron
Tera Patron

Hi @KamilKowalczyk 

 

No need to worry — this is a known issue with PDIs at the moment. Please try the following steps:

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 Recommended Steps

  1. Log in to developer.servicenow.com

  2. Go to your Profile

  3. Select Change User Role

  4. Change the role from AES to admin

  5. Save the changes

  6. Log out and log back into your PDI

If the issue still persists, release the instance and provision a new one.

This behavior has been reported quite frequently recently. Since PDIs don’t have official support, it might take a few tries — but please keep trying.


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 Workaround (if it still doesn’t work)

  1. Assign the admin role

  2. Log out and log back in

  3. Assign the AES role

  4. Then, reassign the admin role again

This sequence has worked in some cases.

 

If it still doesn’t work, release the instance and request a new PDI with a lower version, and then upgrade it to the latest version afterwards.

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Nikhil Bajaj9
Giga Sage

Hi @KamilKowalczyk ,

 

Naviagte to developer.servicenow.com and login. Once logeed in- click on Arrow next to your name and you will be able to see many options- select Change role and change it to Admin and check again. 

If it is not working then try to repair Studio (AES) plugin.

 

if my answer helepd you, please mark it- solution accpeted.

 

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Bhuvan
Tera Sage

@KamilKowalczyk 

 

  1. Go to ServiceNow Developer home page
    https://developer.servicenow.com/
  2. Go to  Instance Action -> Select "Change User Role" 
  3. Click on "Change User Role" and select "Admin"
  4. Save the changes and login again to the PDI

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If this helped to answer your query, please mark it helpful & accept the solution.

 

Thanks,

Bhuvan