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Native Access is a piece of garbage software, I am DONE with it. On my Sonoma Mac it just says 'queued' on software I bought and need to download and install and on my Intel Mac Native Access won't even open, it wants me to undergo some insane hacker operation because it has lost access to it's dependencies whatever that means. Native Access is so bad it essentially stops me using their products because it just NEVER works.

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I had similar issues. My libraries were all on an external drive and select updates were stuck in the queued cycle. I followed the suggestion from the NI link and read that my hard drive had to be changed to the AFPS format. I transferred the entire hard drive contents to another hard drive, erased the first drive and reformatted it, then drug the contents back to the first hard drive. All the stuck updates then went through just fine.

I have the same issue. Runs are getting stuck in queued and then they just expire. It seems that it usually happens after submitting tool outputs (at least for me). Also, it is impossible to cancel those runs. They are just stuck in cancelling until expired.

Experiencing issue as well, runs staying queued for an inordinate amount of time before expiring. I thought it might be related to the file upload issues but its happening with text-only prompts as well. Using assistants API, both 4 and 3.5 1106 models.

I just install the GSM via virtualbox to learn about using vulnerability scanners. I tried to scan one of my virtual machine on the network to test the openvas scanner. It has been stucked at queued since forever. I allocated 5 GB of RAM to it by the way. Any help to fix this please?

The pattern seemed to be that, if I queued three or more installations, the first would complete, the second and third would both download, but the second would get stuck on installing. I can't be absolutely certain of that pattern, but it happened that way twice.

As you have upgraded from QV 11.20 to 12.XX, have a look at Qlik Support articles "QlikView 11.20 End of Life Upgrade: Known Issues and changes in product behavior," "Tasks are not executed as expected and are shown in status Queued,"and "Tasks and reloads do not trigger, are queued, or give wrong status." These articles do a good job of explaining the functionality differences between the older/newer versions of QlikView Server/Publisher.

It is odd that things went into queued state but never ran or failed, that would seem to indicate an issue with the Task info on the QDS side of things, the QDS Application Data folder. The QMS takes what you do in the QMS and writes that to the QVPR xml files, but then the QMS has to push that info over to the QDS service which then writes its own files, and those are what drive things. It would appear something may have gotten screwed up in the QDS side of things if redoing the task got things working.

@chrisarcand thank you for the response. Unfortunately, the issue still exists for me. I am still able to log in and queue plans but the plans never move from the queued state to actually planning. I will continue to monitor the page.

My team has Alteryx server set up and for the most of the time it's working properly. Usually, a job will run immediately after being created. But recently, I noticed that some jobs will be queued after being created. Since we only have a small group of users, I am able to check with everyone to see if they have something running but none of them has jobs running. So we need shut down the server and re-launch it to solve this problem, which is not an ideal solution. So my questions are:

I uploaded a 5MB MP4 to a module in my course. When I click on the corresponding link, I'm told "Media has been queued for conversion, please try again in a little bit." This has been queued for 10+ minutes now.

I'm noticing that if I embed a video using the Rich Content Editor (this method: How do I upload a video using the Rich Content Editor? ) my video will play, but if I insert it from Files (this method: How do I insert course files into the Rich Content Editor using the Content Selector? ) I see the same "Media has been queued for conversion, please try again in a little bit." message you are. I used an .mp4 and a .wmv file so it doesn't appear to just be an mp4 problem.

I am still having this issue. It only happens with one of my videos (so far). I've tried changing the name of the file but it still doesn't work. I'm wondering if it has to do with file settings. Anyway, it is Sept 2021 and I am still getting the "Media has been queued for conversion" message. I'll try the RCE method.

A resource issue can often be cleared up, at least temporarily by restarting the Orchestrator. That typically will allow some instances to move into a running state. Otherwise instances stuck in a queued state will be difficult to troubleshoot in the community, and I would recommend opening a support case.

Also: I stopped all torrents, restarted Torrent and started seeding them all again. This time I got three permanent "queued"s (instead of two, as before). Then I did this whole thing again and now all 25 of them are seeding. Clearly, the limit is not very constant?

The queueing section is for active torrents. There is a limit because your upload is limited, and spreading it too thin is bad. Don't set limits that are too high. If say, you've got 30kB/s upload, you should run maybe 2 active seeds at once (Torrent will start more queued ones until there are enough active ones, which means above 1kB/s)

You have no seed goals set so that torrents can never finish seeding? As long as there are 23 (in your case apparently) active torrents, as you must have set yourself in the options (yes, it -IS- in there, thing Queue), the 24th or 25th will be queued (which means: will wait in line) untill a torrent ahead of it becomes inactive. Torrents can become inactive when they reach their seeding goal (ratio and/or time, both user specified) and finishes, when it is paused or stopped by the user, or when it's speed drops below 1kiB (in the default case with don't_count_slow enabled in advanced options).

if the status shows "queued...", that means it was definitely picked up to process, but something happens in the script action I presume that is causing it to hang, since it can't even get back to update the status to error.

Thanks for getting in touch!

Can you please provide us a screenshot or more information about the queued tasks?

It is good to know that you have already increased the task cap. Could you please elaborate on why that is no longer an option?

I believe if you see "WRITE FPDMA QUEUED" messages, the issue is with NCQ in general, and yes, you should try disabling it for the device. But if you see "SEND FPDMA QUEUED" as in the initial post, then you might've gotten away with disabling just the queued TRIM.

Each Looker user is allowed to run 15 queries simultaneously by default. Any extra queries are queued in Looker until one of the 15 running queries finishes. If they stay in queue for over 600 seconds, then Looker drops them from the queue.

Hi vedranb27095129, one thought is that you may have a batch limit set for your Analytics hits. Lets say you have a batchLimit set to 3, the Analytics extension won't send hits until you have 3 hits queued. This batch limit can be edited in the Analytics extension in Launch.

If you have queued Savings Plans that you no longer need to purchase, or need to modify, you can do so by visiting the console. Head to the AWS Cost Management Console, select the Savings Plans Inventory page, and then select the Savings Plan you would like to delete. By selecting the Savings Plan and clicking on Actions, as seen in the following image, you can delete the queued purchase if you need to make changes or if you no longer need the plan to be purchased. If you need the Savings Plan at a different commitment value, you can make a new queued purchase.

I am helping out a course coordinator with this plugin as they experienced some troubles a few weeks ago. Where all of the student submissions were stuck on queued for a week+. We ended up testing and setting up turnitin assessment links for that round of submission, but the coordinators prefer to use the Assignment plugin because of it's functionality, now they have asked me to investigate.

I have three users running Sim CFD 2013. The model data comes from Pro/E Wildfire 4, is launched into the CFD package, conditions are applied etc and the simulation is sent to a central computer for computation. Up until v2013 this has worked flawlessly. SImulations from users simply queue in the order submitted, when one completes the next one in the queue starts, solved simulations stay in the list as finished until the user opens the file and pulls the data back - worked great. With 2013 queued simulations will randomly fail to start. It doesn't seem to matter what type if simulation is it (flow / therm...), who sends it, whether it's multiple scenarios from one design study or totally isolated simulations, files all from one user or from different users. Sometimes it works like it should, other times one simulation will finish and the next one in the stack just stays stuck as "queued" along with everything below it in the queue. Stopping the stuck simulation will usually result in the next one in the queue starting up. Other times it will magically start if the user sends another scenario from the same design study. In some cases it will then start to parallel solve several scenarios all at once. ff782bc1db