At Incremental.SalesOrdersV2Incremental, error code itgeneor328 repeatedly occurred:
itgeneor328
A required filter is missing.
Contact Invantive Support.
This endpoint has mandatory filtering applied.
A GET request for this endpoint must have a $filter parameter with one of the following fields in the URL: Timestamp.
This table is also present in other reports; these were updated earlier tonight without issues.
Sinds 6 augustus omstreeks 02:12 UTC treedt op veel Exact Online-omgevingen de volgende foutmelding op:
itgeneor328
Een verplicht filter ontbreekt.
The remote server returned an error:
(400) Bad Request.
Neem contact op met Invantive Support:
This endpoint has mandatory filtering applied.
A GET request for this endpoint must have a $filter parameter with one of the following fields in the url:Timestamp.
De foutmelding hangt niet samen met aanpassingen aan Invantive Cloud (uit stabiliteitsoverwegingen is er sprake van een zomerstop), maar waarschijnlijk een upgrade van Exact Online.
Het probleem lijkt alle Exact Online-omgevingen te raken, zowel on-premises als Invantive Cloud, Get My Report, Valuta Tools, App Online, Bridge Online als websites die zich baseren op Invantive-technologie en producten van partners.
Betrokken URLs, waarbij “123456” de divisiecode van een van uw Exact Online-administraties kan zijn:
There is currently no solution available. A request has been submitted to Exact Online to escalate the issue and/or reverse the breaking change.
For small tables, it may be possible to replace the *Incremental with the corresponding bulk table or much slower DDL tables. However, this can increase the load time by up to a factor of 1,000 and the number of required API calls by hundreds of thousands per day.
Invantive Development is working to see if a patch can be made. The rollout within Invantive Cloud will take place first. However, the rollout by administrators of partners and users may take much longer because a sometimes large version jump is required, which can lead to new issues.
Impact
It currently affects several hundred organisations, and this number is expected to rise further if the incremental cache needs to be reinitialised. This may never occur, but it can also occur in some environments after just a few hours.
The use of a previously unused table can also trigger this error message, so new users will immediately encounter issues when using it.
Update
As more information becomes available, this topic will be updated.
Exact has indicated that the involved change will be rolled back during the night of 6 to 7 August. It will be reactivated at a later time, but with additional precautions to avoid a large-scale downtime situation.
Specifically for Invantive Cloud, a release is expected to be put into production during the course of 6 August that will no longer trigger the error message. For partners and on-premises users, there will also be a new release, but given the number of installations and the holiday period, the advice is to include this in an upgrade in due course, as the cause will disappear during the night of 6 to 7 August.
Exact has apparently not or not completely reversed the change. An upgrade of Invantive Cloud has resolved most issues. The problem still occurs with:
on-premises installations of versions older than 24.0.0756
Invantive Cloud when directly accessing sync* tables
For the latter, the recommended workaround is to use the associated *Incremental table. There will also be a new version in which the Sync tables are adjusted.