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Why do I get This error on my BDC service?
The BDC Service application BDC is not accessible. The full exception text is: Access is denied. Why I get this error? The user which I am logged in is the local administrator and is the site collection owner. BUT I have selected another user account for the application pool for this BDC.
You would need to use your Farm Administrator and under Service Applications locate the BCS Service application and change security of the respective BDC Model (you might have more if you deployed multiple, choose appropriate one) as deployed in SharePoint and allow respective users (again – domain users) to Execute, Read, etc.
( Error caused by exception: Microsoft.BusinessData.Infrastructure.AccessDeniedException Access denied by Business Data Connectivity.) So I googled this error and find out that I need to assign farm admin permission for BDC service. When I provide it, I got following error: Error while crawling LOB contents.
What does it mean when your server is too busy?
Server too busy would seem to indicate that more requests have come in than area allowed by your service throttling behavior, and they’ve been discarded since no service instance became available to service them within the given timeout period. My answer would be, check if the app pool is up and well?
How to get service too busy error to go away?
You could definitely try to increase the maxConcurrentSessions and maxConcurrentCalls in your service throttling behavior to the standard values of 30 or so and see if that makes the error go away.
What does service too busy mean in WCF?
I intermittently get the following exception in my .Net WCF Service. “The HTTP service located at http://MyServer/TestWCF/MyService.svc is too busy.” Am I missing something here? Am using basic http binding and have enabled WCF throttling. . . . .