kumarswapnil
Tera Expert

Hi @snowlordser ,

Here's what you can Do-

 

[[ A }} Try to Refresh Instance button in PDI.

 

1) Click on MY ACCOUNT

2) Find REFRESH INSTANCE button and wait for a minute or two.

>>> if this fixes your issue, then fine else you will have to wait.

Talking from my personal experience of PDI when that goes to a unscheduled maintenance

Waiting won't help as you will never know when maintenence will be over

 

As @AG - LearnNGrow mentioned, there is no support available for PDI and you're on your own for this issue. 

 

{{ B }} Backup and restore you PDI data using GITHUB

 

FYI, earlier Backup and restore feature was available for PDI's which is disccontinued since 15 DEC 2022

Link to that Post- https://developer.servicenow.com/blog.do?p=/post/update-to-restore-on-pdis/

 

However, there is a way to Backup your PDI Data using GITHUB

Please go through this URL for detailed explanation - https://developer.servicenow.com/blog.do?p=/post/backup-your-pdi/

 

So the choice comes down to the question which is- if your current PDI's configuration is worth this much hassle?

>> If yes then go ahaead and backup PDI. If no then release this instance and get a new instance

 

Additional TIP - Use XANADU PDI instance, they are more stable as per my observation i might be wrong. But it's worth a try. If you find it to be true after a certain time, please revert back as well.

 

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Kumar Swapnil
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HCLTech, Noida
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