Biztalk null send adapter

The column of the table cannot store NULL values. An input message that arrives at the send port has empty elements. In this scenario, an error message that resembles the following is logged in the Application log:.

Error details: System. The statement has been terminated. This issue does not occur if the send port calls a table operation instead of a stored procedure to insert rows in the column of the table.

The hotfix that resolves this issue is included in cumulative update package 4 for BizTalk Adapter Pack 2. For more information about how to obtain the cumulative update package, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: Cumulative update package 4 for BizTalk Adapter Pack 2. The hotfix that resolves this issue is included in cumulative update package 2 for BizTalk Adapter Pack For more information about how to obtain the cumulative update package, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:.

Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed in the "Applies to" section. More information and download. It is also possible to write to the local Event Log when consuming messages in the Null Adapter. Note that if you have multiple processing BizTalk nodes the event will be logged locally on the BizTalk server sponsoring the send operation.

Using the enterprise wide logging capabilities of Integration Manager is a much better option for your logging requirements. The BizTalk tracking database is not designed for long term storage. Integration Manager is designed for long term archiving with very easy to setup search fields for self service operations.

Integration Manager replaces the need for error prone and costly BAM solutions. Example of a logged message processed by our Null Adapter from within Integration Manager :. While fairly useless, in general, it is a simple implementation of a basic Sinchronous Send Adapter, and can be useful in cases where you want to basically ignore some messages coming into the MsgBox without leaving the usual no-subscription-found errors in the event log.

One useful thing in the adapter, for traceability purposes is that when you define a new send port with it, you can configure in the adapter properties whether to log messages. If the property is set to True, then the adapter will log an entry into the machine's application event log for each message it sends into oblivion.