Sergey Bykov

We generally recommend not to rely on persiting state upon deactivation because it is not guaranteed to always happen, e.g. in case of a failure. >the state gets corrupted as...

Okay, so this is a data loss, not a corruption, then. That's better. We've been making improvements to the shutdown sequence recently to reduce the chance of something like this...

In theory this shouldn't be happening in case of a graceful shutdown. Assigning to @benjaminpetit to take a look.

Could you please clarify a couple of things. The way I read the above, "Grain storage using ado.net on MySql" seems to contradict "we have no persistent grain". Did you...