This error occur when write a new post:
The data store used by Community Server cannot be opened.
Please ensure that your database is online and running and that the connection string in your connectionStrings.config file is correct.
To configure your connection string:
1. Open [Install Location of Community Server]\web\connectionStrings.config
2. Within connectionStrings.config find the <connectionStrings> configuration section below:
<connectionStrings> <add name="SiteSqlServer" connectionString="[Your connection string here]" /> </connectionStrings>
3. Modify the value to properly identify your database.
For example, to connect to a database named �CommunityServer� on the current machine with an account �csSystem� and the password �pa$$word12�:
connectionString = "server=.;database=CommunityServer;uid=csSystem;pwd=pa$$word12"Although the new post still updated
When packaging the SP1 release, we ran into an issue with our obfuscator that affected 2 DLLs, one with the REST API and one with Mail Gateway. Yesterday evening, the download was updated with the fixed DLLs.
Please download SP1 again and you just need to update the contents of the 'bin' directory with the new DLLs.
Did you upgrade BOTH the files and the Database on your site?
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afscrome: Did you upgrade BOTH the files and the Database on your site?
Yes, I do both. I believe that SP 1 have been tested carefully so I decided to upgrade. Unfortunately, there are many bugs. This error occur not only when write a new post but it occurs when click on forum Also.
Thank you for your reply
More information, this error only show when user signed in. If not Signed in I can click on any forum without seeing this error.
Bump,
Please help!
Khoai: This error occur when write a new post: Critical Error: Data Store Unavailable The data store used by Community Server cannot be opened. Please ensure that your database is online and running and that the connection string in your connectionStrings.config file is correct. To configure your connection string: 1. Open [Install Location of Community Server]\web\connectionStrings.config 2. Within connectionStrings.config find the <connectionStrings> configuration section below: <connectionStrings> <add name="SiteSqlServer" connectionString="[Your connection string here]" /> </connectionStrings> 3. Modify the value to properly identify your database. For example, to connect to a database named �CommunityServer� on the current machine with an account �csSystem� and the password �pa$word12�: connectionString = "server=.;database=CommunityServer;uid=csSystem;pwd=pa$word12"Although the new post still updated
For example, to connect to a database named �CommunityServer� on the current machine with an account �csSystem� and the password �pa$word12�:
connectionString = "server=.;database=CommunityServer;uid=csSystem;pwd=pa$word12"Although the new post still updated
This bug related to Mail Gateway, When I disable Mail Gateway I don't see the error.
Khoai: This bug related to Mail Gateway, When I disable Mail Gateway I don't see the error.
I just discovered the same thing. Is there any thig we can do to fix this?
/Morten Jokumsen
http://dotnetforum.dk/blogs/guidmaster/
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Ken Robertson: When packaging the SP1 release, we ran into an issue with our obfuscator that affected 2 DLLs, one with the REST API and one with Mail Gateway. Yesterday evening, the download was updated with the fixed DLLs. Please download SP1 again and you just need to update the contents of the 'bin' directory with the new DLLs.
Thank you,
The bug was fixed when I updated the package.
Thanks - works like a charm :)
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