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Romain Bremaud	Monday 23 May 2011 3:28:56 am Hello, I have a big problem when I try to run manually the workflow cron I have the following error :  Running cronjob part 'workflow'Running cronjobs/workflow.php at: 23/05/2011 10:01 Checking for workflow processesPHP Fatal error:  Call to a member function fetchEventIndexed() on a non-object in /var/www/kernel/classes/ezworkflowprocess.php on line 427 Fatal error: eZ Publish did not finish its requestThe execution of eZ Publish was abruptly ended, the debug output is present below. I read in other topic that it's a problem in database. http://share.ez.no/forums/general/workflow-runcronjob-frequent-error Someone can help me please. I do not know any more what to make. Thanks a lot. Romain Romain Bremaud Les clefs du net
Brandon Chambers	Tuesday 07 June 2011 2:50:11 pm Hi Romain, I think we can help you better if you can provide more info. Such as: What version of eZ Publish are you running? Did you upgrade ezpublish from an earlier version? Did you clear caches? Try regenerating autoloads? What were the steps you took (if you can remember or wrote them down) to create this issue? Brandon Chambers brandon@granitehorizon.com blog: http://blog.divdesigns.com Granite Horizon / http://granitehorizon.com
Romain Bremaud	Thursday 09 June 2011 1:05:32 am Hi Brandon, Thanks for your help. Finally I resolved my problem yesterday. In a first time I check the process in ezworkflow_process table. I noted the worflow_id. After in the ezworkflow table I add manually an entry by id missed. After that I have a new error : PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function remove() on a non-object in workflow.php on line 73. My costumer have destroy object which are in different process. I don't know how they did that oO Finally I deleted in ezworkflow_process the entry concerned by the deleted object. (visible in parameters). Now the cronjob works perfectly. Ps: make a backup of your database before this modifications. Romain Romain Bremaud Les clefs du net

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Romain Bremaud

Monday 23 May 2011 3:28:56 am

Hello,

I have a big problem when I try to run manually the workflow cron I have the following error :

&nbsp;Running cronjob part 'workflow'Running cronjobs/workflow.php at: 23/05/2011 10:01

Checking for workflow processesPHP Fatal error: &nbsp;Call to a member function fetchEventIndexed() on a non-object in /var/www/kernel/classes/ezworkflowprocess.php on line 427
Fatal error: eZ Publish did not finish its requestThe execution of eZ Publish was abruptly ended, the debug output is present below.

I read in other topic that it's a problem in database. http://share.ez.no/forums/general/workflow-runcronjob-frequent-error

Someone can help me please. I do not know any more what to make.

Thanks a lot.

Romain

Romain Bremaud
Les clefs du net

Brandon Chambers

Tuesday 07 June 2011 2:50:11 pm

Hi Romain,

I think we can help you better if you can provide more info.

Such as:

What version of eZ Publish are you running?
Did you upgrade ezpublish from an earlier version?
Did you clear caches?
Try regenerating autoloads?
What were the steps you took (if you can remember or wrote them down) to create this issue?

Brandon Chambers
brandon@granitehorizon.com
blog: http://blog.divdesigns.com
Granite Horizon / http://granitehorizon.com

Romain Bremaud

Thursday 09 June 2011 1:05:32 am

Hi Brandon,

Thanks for your help. Finally I resolved my problem yesterday.

In a first time I check the process in ezworkflow_process table. I noted the worflow_id. After in the ezworkflow table I add manually an entry by id missed.

After that I have a new error :

PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function remove() on a non-object in workflow.php on line 73.

My costumer have destroy object which are in different process. I don't know how they did that oO

Finally I deleted in ezworkflow_process the entry concerned by the deleted object. (visible in parameters).

Now the cronjob works perfectly.

Ps: make a backup of your database before this modifications.

Romain

Romain Bremaud
Les clefs du net