I have these errors occur when I tried to un-deployed my Orchestration DLL

1) Error	Unspecified exception: Could not change the bindings for
orchestration 'UICI.IT.Orchestration.Main,UICI.IT.Orchestration,
Version=1.0.0.1, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=ee87b439bfc0112d' as one or
more instances of the orchestration still exist.

2) Error	Could not change the bindings for orchestration
'UICI.IT.Orchestration.Main,UICI.IT.Orchestration, Version=1.0.0.1,
Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=ee87b439bfc0112d' as one or more instances o
f
the orchestration still exist.

Can someone help?  Thanks.
TN

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Go to the Operations Menu in HAT and terminate any active instances for
your particular orchestration.
You will then be able to un-deploy the orchestration dll.


regds.

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I can't delete or terminate any message from HAT, it displays a message like
"there are one or more instance still active for the orchestration..."

I have been helped from MS by cleaning out the BizTalkMsgBoxDB db.  That'll
help this issue.

Thanks for your answer.
Tn

"Vishal Chowdhary" wrote:

> Go to the Operations Menu in HAT and terminate any active instances for
> your particular orchestration.
> You will then be able to un-deploy the orchestration dll.
>
>
> regds.
>
>

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Hey,

This post may help:

http://biztalkia.blogspot.com/2006/...ia.blogspot.com

> I have these errors occur when I tried to un-deployed my Orchestration
> DLL
>
> 1) Error	Unspecified exception: Could not change the bindings for
> orchestration 'UICI.IT.Orchestration.Main,UICI.IT.Orchestration,
> Version=1.0.0.1, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=ee87b439bfc0112d' as
> one or more instances of the orchestration still exist.
>
> 2) Error	Could not change the bindings for orchestration
> 'UICI.IT.Orchestration.Main,UICI.IT.Orchestration, Version=1.0.0.1,
> Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=ee87b439bfc0112d' as one or more
> instances of the orchestration still exist.
>
> Can someone help?  Thanks.
> TN

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