Why does azure search throw IndexBatchException with no failures in IndexingResults

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By : user3042836

Date : November 29 2020, 12:01 PM

This might help you The service is returning the IndexingResults as expected, but you have a small bug in your code. The hint of the bug is in the "0" that is being returned in "Failed to index some of the documents: 0". If the code was functioning as expected it would be an empty string. You need to remove the $ on the string which is evaluating the {0} as a c# expression rather than a string formatting token.
It should read:

code :

logger.LogError("Failed to index some of the documents: {0}", string.Join(", ", indexBatchException.IndexingResults.Where(r => !r.Succeeded).Select(r => $"{r.Key}:{r.ErrorMessage}")));

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Azure Mobile Services 412 failures in Xamarin

By : Nour-EDDine KALLOUDA

Date : March 29 2020, 07:55 AM

will help you I'm not sure why that tutorial states that, but it is currently incorrect.
Calling execute a second time, will not change the result, the local item is never automatically modified. (Technically if you only wanted last write wins (client) you could just drop version from your data model and you'd never get a 412.)

code :

catch (MobileServicePreconditionFailedException ex) {
  var serverValue = ex.Value;

  // Resolve in favor of our client by just using the server's version
  var item = operation.Item;
  item[MobileServiceSystemColumns.Version] = serverValue[MobileServiceSystemColumns.Version];

  // this will save the item changes to the local store so next Push()
  // will resolve this
  operation.UpdateOperationAsync(item)
  throw ex;

while (some condition) {
  try {
     return await operation.ExecuteAsync();
  } catch (obileServicePreconditionFailedException ex) {
    var serverItem = ex.Value;
    operation.item[MobileServiceSystemColumns.Version] = serverValue[MobileServiceSystemColumns.Version];
  } catch ...
}

Microsoft.Azure.Search.IndexBatchException:1 of 1000 indexing actions in the batch failed

By : Jesse Updegraff

Date : March 29 2020, 07:55 AM

it helps some times It looks like you're using an older version 2.8 of the data management gateway, which doesn't show all the available detail of the IndexBatchException. Consider updating to the latest version 2.9. With that version, you will be able to see item-level errors for each failed document within the batch.
In this case, we've looked at the telemetry for your service and the errors are conflict (409) errors like the ones below:

code :

Error indexing document with key '100665_1458': status 409
Error indexing document with key '100666_1255': status 409
Error indexing document with key '100665_1280': status 409 
Error indexing document with key '100669_1280': status 409
Error indexing document with key '100670_1280': status 409
Error indexing document with key '100670_1280': status 409

Why does it throw Invalid expression exception for Azure search

By : Luke Levine

Date : March 29 2020, 07:55 AM

I hope this helps . I ended up solving the problem by using a completely different syntax:

code :

"Categories/any(f: f eq 'Career Resources')"

Handling errors/failures occurred in Azure Durable Functions called by queue-triggered Azure Functions

By : user2923251

Date : March 29 2020, 07:55 AM

hop of those help? You can't.
The QueueTriggerFunction just starts the Orchestration. After that it's life cycle ends.

Add Full Text Search using Azure Search, Azure SQL, Azure Blob Storage

By : Patel Aman

Date : March 29 2020, 07:55 AM

hope this fix your issue Azure Search indexes can be populated by multiple indexers, or even by a mix of indexer and your own code calling indexing API. (Specifically, indexers use mergeOrUpload indexing action.)
You just need to make sure that both SQL and blob indexers agree on the document key, so they update the same documents. HTH!