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3 weeks ago
We're having trouble opening your instance due to an internal error. We should have it fixed in a few minutes....
I've had this message for several days. I tried refreshing the instance and it still doesn't come back. I even release the instance and rebuilt it on Saturday and the message is back today on the new instance. If I rebuild this time, I loose data.
Any suggestions?
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3 weeks ago
Thank you for your suggestions and help. The instance finally came back up.
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3 weeks ago - last edited 3 weeks ago
Hi @kimberlylp ,
This is actually a known issue with PDIs ,this error usually means your instance lost connection.
A PDI can go unavailable for a few reasons. Sometimes it is still waking up from hibernation. Sometimes there is patching or maintenance happening in the background. And sometimes the server pool your instance sits on is just having a bad day.
Reclaiming does not always help because your new instance might end up on the same server pool with the same problem.
A few things worth trying:
- Open an incognito window and paste your PDI URL directly. Sometimes, this can resolve the issue.
- If it still doesn't work , raise a ticket thru the Developer support portal. They can see what has gone wrong from their end.
- If your instance has important work on it, give it some time before releasing it. It might come back on its own (This will take days or weeks).
- If you need a PDI right now for learning or development, you can request one through a separate dev account as a temporary workaround.
One thing for the future, keep your important changes backed up in Source Control or Update Sets.
Have a good day!
Best,
Chanuka
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3 weeks ago
Thanks for you response Chanuka.
The incognito suggestion did not work.
How do I raise a ticket thru Developer Support?
I don't have important work on it, and I do back it up. I was just hoping I didn't have to rebuild it again.
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3 weeks ago
Hello @kimberlylp ,
It seems to be issue on servicenow side . Please wait for while , if still you wil get error so you need to release and request new instance . As per your statement , if you get same error again then raise ticket to servicenow for getting this error multiple time . Always remember if you are working any realtime business usecase on pdi then always take its backup when usecase is done or in progress . Because nowdays pdis are facing several issues .
Also refer this :
https://www.servicenow.com/community/developer-articles/solved-gt-servicenow-pdi-issue/ta-p/2844660
If this helps you then mark it as helpful and accept as solution.
Regards,
Aditya
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3 weeks ago
Thank you for your suggestions and help. The instance finally came back up.
