Hi,
If you have updated your workflow manager using the cumulative update :
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/confirmation.aspx?id=36800
So you probably facing an issue with your workflow manager, right ?
Ok this is how to fix it (it's weird I konw but this works for me)
Open your SQL management studio and run this script in the Sharepoint database
This solution will help you deploy workflows again but you will be facing many other problems. so I recommand to reinstall your workflow manager on a clean Database. (reusing an existing database will not resolve your problems)
so detach your workflow manager from the farm and remove this databases list:
If you have updated your workflow manager using the cumulative update :
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/confirmation.aspx?id=36800
So you probably facing an issue with your workflow manager, right ?
Ok this is how to fix it (it's weird I konw but this works for me)
Open your SQL management studio and run this script in the Sharepoint database
USE WFResourceManagementDB
INSERT INTO WorkflowServiceConfig VALUES('WorkflowServiceScopeSnapshotProcessBatchSize', '50')
INSERT INTO WorkflowServiceConfig VALUES('WorkflowServiceScopeSnapshotProcessLoopInterval', '00:05:00')
INSERT INTO WorkflowServiceConfig VALUES('WorkflowServiceSuspendedInstanceRetentionDuration', '00:30:00')
INSERT INTO WorkflowServiceConfig VALUES('WorkflowServiceMaxInstanceCompressedSizeKB', '5120')
This solution will help you deploy workflows again but you will be facing many other problems. so I recommand to reinstall your workflow manager on a clean Database. (reusing an existing database will not resolve your problems)
so detach your workflow manager from the farm and remove this databases list:
- WfManagementDB
- SbGatewayDatabase
- SBMessagingContainer01
- WFInstanceManagementDB
- WFResourceManagementDB
- SBManagementDB
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