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"Next" button is disabled when import solution to new environment

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I am transferring my solution (with canvas app, automate flows, environment variables, connection reference) from dev and test environment.
 
There is an existing solution in Test environment. So I delete the existing solution then try to import a new one. 
 
As the screenshot below. There is no error at all. But I am not able to press Next:
 
 
It is not first time we import solution. However, there was NO SQL server environment variable defined in my previous experience although we have SQL datasources long time ago. I am not sure why Microsoft auto create those variables now. But it seems a problem.
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  • CU14021349-0 Profile Picture
    3 on at
    Could you find a solution? I have the same problem.
  • NicholasFirman Profile Picture
    3 on at
    I am also experiencing this issue. It says there is one more connection with 'updates needed' than is shown. I haven't added a new a connection but it is acting like there is a connection that needs an update but it is not giving the option to update it.
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    Ravindra Jadhav Profile Picture
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    it's seems to an issue, you can report it
     
     
     
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    hongkong Profile Picture
    277 on at
    The problem is fixed after I deleted the App and rebuild from scratch. This time no SQL connection reference is created. I am able to import solution to another environment as usual.   My tips: don't use SQL connection reference and variables
     
    I have also reported the issue but the support reach me after I rebuild the App. After some checking with support, we confirmed the missing environment variable is gone. Since my problem is resolved we did not spend more time for troubleshooting.

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