Troubleshoot Connectors

Error Message

Meaning

Resolution

ERROR ActionService Tagging.getTagChoiceSummaryCounts failed with unhandled exception.

N/A

Check that Relativity® tags are properly set.

connector.activity.RetriableSyncCall.login AndRetry(RetriableSyncCall. java:106) Caused by: com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQ LServerException: The TCP/IP connection to the host Relativity_SP, port 1433 has failed. Error: “Relativity_SP: Name or service not known. Verify the connection properties. Make sure that an instance of SQL Server is running on the host and accepting TCP/IP connections at the port. Make sure that TCP connections to the port are not blocked by a firewall.” SQLServerException.make FromDriverError. ConvertConnectException ToSQLServerException

The server cannot resolve the SQL host name provided in the connector setup, or traffic to Relativity® SQL host is blocked on port 1433.

Verify that DNS and/or hosts file includes proper server name/IP info. Verify that the network path is open.

com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc. SQLServerException.makeFrom DriverError(SQLServer Exception.java:227) com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc. SQLServerException.Convert ConnectExceptionToSQL ServerException(SQLServer Exception.java:2

This error normally means that server cannot resolve the sql host name provided in the connector setup. Or traffic to Relativity® SQL host is blocked on port 1433.

Verify DNS and/or hosts file includes proper server name/IP info. Verify network path is open.

ERROR: Failed to ensure access to the dataSource for the updated Ingest.

Due to moved workspace that was originally built to a “new” Rel instance… this then changes the artifact id of the workspace… and we are unable to find what we are looking for.

N/A

com.brainspace.plugin. Connector

CommunicationException: either the fieldDisplayName [Field Example] or the idFieldDisplayName [DocID] could not be found f[null]

Brainspace is unable to see the saved search within Relativity®, so reports back that fields have come back as null.

Based on the official Relativity® Guide for 9.6 (applies to 9.5), the below parameter is what you want to change:

“PDVDefaultQuery CacheSize” The default value is 1000, but you’ll want to increase this until you can see your additional saved searches.

Caused by: com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc .SQLServerException: Connection reset

Relativity® source caused reset/network timeout.

Restart session to recover.

Caused by: com.brainspace plugin.exception.ConnectorLogin Exception: REST call returned code: 401, msg=Unauthorized

Connector credentials do not have access to target workspace.

Clear credentials (from profile, clear credentials associated with the connector, retry and provide updated credentials.

ERROR RelativityDB Should not happen: Encountered two Relativity® fields of the same name for the same artifact

Relativity® introduced a new field in the production scheme that sometimes causes conflicts. Production Begin Bates/Production::Begin

Bates and Production End Bates/Production::End Bates. SQL strips out the :: and views it as the same name.

This issue must be corrected in Relativity® by making the fields unique and avoid using the double-colon (::)

ERROR DBAccessDefaults PSQLException encountered with SQLState Caused by: org.postgresql.util PSQLException: Connection to localhost:5432 refused DBConnection Query aborted

Not able to communicate with Postgres Database. Either the database is not running or a local firewall service may have started and be blocking the port (5432)

Check the Postgres service is running. Verify local and network firewalls allow proper access.

Error: Caused by: com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc .SQLServerException: Cannot open database “EDDS requested by the login. The login failed. ClientConnectionId: xxx

Error trying to access Relativity®. This could cause field mapping issues, overlay failures, etc.

Check health and access to Relativity®.

ERROR RelativityPlusResponseHandler Call to

[https://<RelURL>.com:443/Relativity.REST/api/Relativity.

Objects/workspace/<ID>/object/queryslim]

Failed: HTTP/1.1 503 Service Unavailable

This Error is being thrown by Relativity® and Brainspace is unable to retrieve the requested information.

This error typically indicates a network related issue between Brainspace and Relativity®, recommenda­tion is to check for DNS changes.

To test/verify without Brainspace run the following from the command line on the Application Server: curl -vvv -ks https://<Relativity_base_URL>/Relativity/Identity/connect/token

[AsyncProcess-##] ERROR AsyncProcessBase Process [IngestProcess{ingestProcessData=IngestProcessData{datasetId='##', idField='<ID Field>', userId=<userID_GUID>, ingestId=1}}] Exception occurred in phase: WORK. Time: 36246911mscom.purediscovery.brainspace.exception.BDPluginLoginException: No credentials available for connector.

This error is generated when the OAuth2 token for Relativity® has expired.

Re-Authenticate with Relativity® by going into Brainspace and going to “Profile”. Scroll down to “Third Party Authentication” and click “Re-Authenticate”.