Hi,
I had an error "could not load file or assembly" after adding a custom nuget package as dependency of a GQI script.
In the XML script, the GQI library name contains dots and spaces.
<Param type="libraryName">ServiceGuide.GQI.Get Properties</Param>
After removing space and replacing dots by underscores, i don't knwo why, but it seems i don't have the dependency error anymore in my App.
<Param type="libraryName">ServiceGuide_GQI_GetProperties</Param>
The problem is : there is a duplicated items in query Data Source. I needed to select the new one and save.
The ideal would be that the original query would be overwritten.
Even after removing the old dll/xml files on dataminer server, and restarting GQI service. There are still 2 items for the same GQI.
How to replace or remove it?
Thanks for your feedbacks.


Hi Bautista, yes the folder you mentioned. I forgot, i have 2 DMA (1+1 main/backup). After removing on both servers, the old item is removed from list.
I found an explanation of the bug.
If you have dots `.` in the library name, in the file "App.config.json", the Script Name and the Library Name are not stored as expected.
We should have:
- ScriptName : ServiceGuide.GQI.Get Properties
- LibraryName : ServiceGuide.GQI.Get Properties
What we have:
It explains, why we have error when the LCA is trying to load GQI library.
To fix it, i needed to rename the library (without dots) in XML script.
<Param type="libraryName">ServiceGuide_GQI_GetProperties</Param>
AND repair the script name and library name in "App.config.json"
- ScriptName : ServiceGuide.GQI.Get Properties
- LibraryName : ServiceGuide_GQI_GetProperties
After saving and publishing, it works again.
And to remove obsolete reference from Data Source query list (GQI with old library), on all agents: stop the Dataminer GQI service, remove old dll in "C:/Skyline DataMiner/Scripts/Libraries".
Hi Kevin, when you said that you removed the old dll files on the dataminer server, do you mean that you went to C:/Skyline DataMiner/Scripts/Libraries and deleted the dlls associated with your GQI?