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Error when attaching file in Workflow Manager step!

isalim

Hi!

I am currently testing a workflow in Workflow Manager web app and came across this error in one of the Add Attachment steps when attaching a ZIP (.zip) file containing a list of scanned documents in PDF.

Add Attachment step error.

When configuring the step, I have applied restrictions on what file formats are allowed as input.

File format restrictions when configuring Add Attachment step.

Any idea what went wrong?

The Add Attachment step prior to this one had no issues whatsoever when it asks to add shapefiles in ZIP format.

Thanks!

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isalim

@JFarmer

After a series of my own testing, it seems that files with the size of around 10 MB seem to pose no errors. Is this the limit for attaching files in WM?

Irvan

isalim

Hi @JFarmer

I think I didn't get the right level of error previously. The errors below are more relevant to the action I am trying to do and it might lead to confirm my hypothesis about the file being attached is too large.

Is there a limit on how big of a file that can be attached in WM Web App? Is there any way to change the size limit?

Irvan

isalim

Hi @JFarmer

Sorry for taking some time to get back to you.

Here is the only log messages after the error:

These are the error messages from the browser's devtools window:

Any idea on what I should do to solve this?

Irvan

JFarmer

Hi @isalim

When you get the error, can you take a look at your browser's devtools window and the Workflow Manager Server logs and see what errors are there?

The information mentioned above by @JayantaPoddar is for Workflow Manager Classic so it wouldn't be applicable here. The service-driven architecture stores attachments within ArcGIS Data Store so you won't have control to change those database level settings.

Jonathan

JayantaPoddar

The following may be related.

If you chose Embedded and a MAXBLOBSIZE error message appears, it means that the file size is too large for the database. Contact your database administrator to increase the file size limit (maxblobsize), or use the Linked or URL option instead.

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isalim

Is there perhaps a limit on the size of the file allowed to be attached? I tried attaching another ZIP file and 7z file (less than 20 KB each) and it was successful. I get the error when trying to attach a 25 MB ZIP file.

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