Wenxin Yu
Wenxin Yu

Reputation: 21

Failed to re-publish a page - Tridion 2011 SP1

We are getting some strange error when re-publishing the same page. The page was published successfully the first time and we can see the page from presentation server. It failed with the following error (see below) when we tried to publish it again (no change to page). The page ran OK within template builder and we got the correct html output, it failed in the last committing deployment step (Prepare Transport, Transporting, Preparing Deployment and Deploying are all successful). Once it fails to publish the second time, it always fails to publish, and we can't un-publish it either. Also when we make a copy of the failed page and create a new page, we can publish the new page first time, the new page then fails to publush the second time with the same error.

Does anyone know what would cause this error?

Here is the error msg:

Committing Deployment Failed Phase: Deployment Prepare Commit Phase failed, Unable to prepare transaction: tcm:0-4210-66560, For input string: "", For input string: "", Unable to prepare transaction: tcm:0-4210-66560, For input string: "", For input string: ""

Upvotes: 2

Views: 213

Answers (2)

Dominic Cronin
Dominic Cronin

Reputation: 6201

The fact that you can publish successfully the first time and not on subsequent attempts (including unpublishes) might point to locking issues (of course, I'm speculating, but this would be consistent with your symptoms.

One thing that is known to cause file locking problems is anti-virus software. Usually it's recommended to exclude your site and data directories from coverage by anti-virus scanners.

Similarly, there can be locking issues for the deployed resources that are stored in a database. Is your database server giving errors or warnings? For example, are there issues with enlisting the resources in a transaction?

Upvotes: 1

Ram Saurabh
Ram Saurabh

Reputation: 1584

Do you have multiple deployer ? sometime it happens due to multiple deployer configured and one of them not configured as it should. First time your page may be picked up by the right deployer and afterward by wrong one.

As frank suggested, share the transport and deployer log files sothat i or someone else can assist you in right direction.

Upvotes: 1

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