sfpx 0 Posted February 19 Share Posted February 19 (edited) Quote SEVERE: Same insertOrder for two different spoke rows in table xxx. This is usually caused by 1) changing the primary key of a record that has already been synced, or 2) syncing from an older copy of a file that has been more recently synced. joinId: 2990; insertOrder: 68812; syncId for row 1 is 390957; nodeId for row 1 is '1FFC3248-6B67-4B4A-A4DB-9F58AA3A157E'; syncId for row 2 is 379776; nodeId for row 2 is 'D21D5469-A552-1249-8036-7F50A155E7FA' Started to have this error out of the blue this week. This resulted in record deletions on the device (thankfully not on the server). I had to force full deletion of the app + initial sync for 2 users so far. This is quite a huge bug. What can cause this exactly ? We haven't touched anything related to the tables affected. Edited February 19 by sfpx Link to post Share on other sites
Jesse Barnum 59 Posted February 19 Share Posted February 19 What version? Link to post Share on other sites
sfpx 0 Posted February 19 Author Share Posted February 19 (edited) 7 minutes ago, Jesse Barnum said: What version? It's ms 4 I know it's an older version and we plan to upgrade in the upcoming weeks/months but we never had this problem before and out of the blue it has started doing that this week. I'm quite worried about it and I would like to understand what can cause this (not sure I understand the error message) By looking at the logs it happened on about 2-3 tables for 2 users so far. Is this a known bug of ms 4 that has been fixed in a more recent version ? Anyway ms 4 still works well and we never had this error before. Edited February 19 by sfpx Link to post Share on other sites
Jesse Barnum 59 Posted February 19 Share Posted February 19 It is most likely caused by one of the two causes mentioned in the error message. MirrorSync 6 does an extra validation step before deleting records to double-check that the record is really missing, that will fix the problem. Link to post Share on other sites
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