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A production delivery fails with a generic "no database connection exists" error, while the same delivery installed cleanly on other environments.

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Treat this error at face value before looking for a delivery-content explanation — it generally means the database was unreachable at that moment (down, or a connectivity interruption), not that something about the delivery package itself was invalid, especially when the identical delivery installed successfully elsewhere.

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