Since 2.0 I am unable to update driver code, receiving the following error when I click save, having changed a single line of code.
A problem occurred while trying to acquire a cached PreparedStatement in a background thread. on line null
Could it be related to the 1st bullet in this post? Or are you using that method to change your driver code?
I did not use the import feature. I just changed the code manually.
@doug I went to a driver code and added a return. Did a save, it worked.
Can't trivially duplicate your error. 
Is it just that driver or all drivers?
What happens if you copy the code and try saving it as a new driver?
Have you rebooted and tried after a reboot?
- It's intermittent. I had it occur previously and it worked when I tried again later, so I dismissed it.
- It is currently occurring with all drivers and it's been this way all day, this the first occurrence since the 2.0 upgrade.
- Copy to a new driver seemed to work fine, but the update problem remained there after.
- Reboot has not resolved it.
- Does not happen with apps.
Since I copied the code and created a 'new' driver. I now have a duplicate that gives an error 500 on delete.
@bobbyD Still dead in the water.
Plus I now have duplicate drivers I can not delete. I can therefore not use them because I can't tell which is which when installing.
Attempting to delete anything results in
