Query table throws error upon execute query - Linux - 4400 and above
Issue: Query table's 'execute query' will throw an error as shown below.
Even when executing 'select 1', we might get this error.
Build affected: 4400, 4410 and 4420
Only on Linux installations
Cause: It is due to internal code changes and will be handled in the upcoming releases.
Solution: Please add the below property in app.properties and restart the service.
disable.fallback.adapter.failure=false
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