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KB0718572

Syntax Error or Access Rule Violation detected by database (Unknown column 'discovery_map.sys_id' in 'field list')


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KB Summary by Now Assist

Issue

The error message "Syntax Error or Access Rule Violation detected by database (Unknown column 'discovery_map.sys_id' in 'field list')" appears when following step 7a in the Software Asset Management Foundation plugin configuration (Overwrite customizations for Software Asset Management Foundation plugin migration):

  1. In Software Asset Management Foundation plugin configuration, set new field values (added as part of the automatic changes performed by plugin activation) to take advantage of the new features offered.
    1. Navigate to Software Asset > Licensing > Software Models.

Error message that appears when following step 7a in the plugin configuration

Release

Kingston

Cause

Database cache causing the issue.

Resolution

Run the following code as a background script:

gs.invalidateCache();

Related Links

Instance performance might get impacted after running the script.


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