After upgrading a system, I saw this popup already a couple of times in some Low Code Apps:
What is this exactly and what is the impact of the notice?
Upon opening an application or dashboard created on a previous version of DataMiner, it will automatically migrate to the current version of the platform. This migration process can include a wide variety of things, such as setting defaults for new settings or adjusting GQI queries to new capabilities.
If the user opening the dashboard or app has edit rights, this migration process will only happen once. After that, the app is considered migrated and the migration steps should no longer be executed.
However, if something goes wrong during the migration process, the entire step will be rolled back and tried again after reopening the app.
Usually, encountering this message isn't common since migrations are typically quick. If this message does appear, it indicates that the migration process is taking a bit longer, and it's recommended to investigate further, especially if you consistently see this message when launching the application with an editing-enabled user.
In conclusion, we are considering potential methods for executing these migrations automatically and silently on the DMA in the future. However, as of now, no concrete steps have been taken in this direction.
Not exactly; the migration of components takes place within the framework itself. Nevertheless, the GQI queries might lead to certain ‘MigrateQuery’ calls appearing in the network tab, and these can be confirmed if necessary.
Can we see this process somewhere? e.g a logfile,…