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"You found a bug" Error. How to resolve this?

nangia
6 - Meteoroid

I am using the latest version of Alteryx (Version: 2021.2.2.45235). 

 

I used MySQL ODBC connection in my input tool, but when running the workflow it showed an error saying (Error: Input Data (772): You have found a bug. Replicate, then let us know. We shall fix it soon.)

 

In the previous version of Alteryx this workflow worked fine and had no issue at all.

 

How can i resolve this?

 

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CharlieS
17 - Castor
17 - Castor

Hi @nangia 

 

As the message states, the resolution is to replicate the error and send all the supporting information you can to Alteryx Support so they can address the bug in a future release. Compose an email to support@alteryx.com and attached the workflow if you are able. In this case, it may just be the input tool and as much information as you can provide about the database (version, table schema, etc).

Sebastiaandb
12 - Quasar

Don't have a solution, sorry! Older posts refer to the support page and submitting a ticket :-).

https://community.alteryx.com/t5/Alteryx-Designer-Discussions/You-have-found-a-bug-Replicate-then-le... 

 

Have you tried to make the connection again via ODBC, Quick connect and as a in-db connection? I can imagine that you want to use the input tool (and not in-db). 

 

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nangia
6 - Meteoroid

Hi Sebastiaan,

 

Yes, I have tried that as well. Deleted the old input tool, and replaced with new input tool and made the connection again, still the error remains.

 

 

 

CharlieS
17 - Castor
17 - Castor

Good idea,m @Sebastiaandb: Let's talk about that connection.


The Alteryx support page on MySQL offers a few additional driver options to configure your connection to the database that might be work investigating. This also lists the database and driver versions that it was tested on:
https://help.alteryx.com/20213/designer/mysql

Database Version: 8.0.25
ODBC Client Version: 1.1.2.1002

 

Another course of troubleshooting would be to modify the query to see if there's something about the syntax/operations that is causing the error. Try modifying your query to see if there's a specific part that is casuing the error. Share any information you can and I'm sure the Community will continue to chime in and help.

 

nangia
6 - Meteoroid

Hi Charlie,

 

Thanks for this, I will try these other options to configure regarding the connection to database. 

 

Will update all once done.

 

Thanks

 

nangia
6 - Meteoroid

HEz,

 

Just to let you all know. The issue is resolved, it was the MySQL ODBC Driver that needed to be updated.

Once updated everzthing worked fine as usual. 

 

Once again thanks to all for your support.

 

Best

 

Sebastiaandb
12 - Quasar

@nangia good to hear that :D! 

@CharlieS  seems you were right, pointing at the drivers ;-). 

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