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I had a repository crash and had to reinstall CAVO2.8. I've reimported
my project files but now get an error I don't understand. "Customer:Name is not compatible with DBSERVER:NAME (check argument and /or return value) 51447" This is happening for 1 field in each data server that I created. I've looked at the arguments and don't see any problem. Could it be an environment or repository problem? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you |
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Grant,
Some time since I played with DBF. Could it be that :Name is a reserved property of DbServer? Hence you should not use NAME for column names... What if you try Customer:FieldGet(#Name)? HTH, Johan Nel Pretoria, South Africa. On Nov 8, 3:44*am, Grant <gra...@dunsmoreinfo.com> wrote: > I had a repository crash and had to reinstall CAVO2.8. I've reimported > my project files but now get an error I don't understand. > "Customer:Name is not compatible with DBSERVER:NAME (check argument > and /or return value) 51447" > This is happening for 1 field in each data server that I created. I've > looked at the arguments and don't see any problem. Could it be an > environment or repository problem? Any help would be appreciated. > Thank you |
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Grant,
As Johan indicated, Name is an access of the datasetver class. If you have a column named "name", you will have to get it via fieldget instead of oServer:Name. If you were in Vulcan, you could just go oServer:@@name but I don’t think that they @@ has made its way into the production build of VO. Regards, Willie "Grant" wrote in message news:9cf19d59-d0ce-400b-bdba-8f822531b362@z15g2000prn.googlegroups.com... I had a repository crash and had to reinstall CAVO2.8. I've reimported my project files but now get an error I don't understand. "Customer:Name is not compatible with DBSERVER:NAME (check argument and /or return value) 51447" This is happening for 1 field in each data server that I created. I've looked at the arguments and don't see any problem. Could it be an environment or repository problem? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you |
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@@ may be used in VO too (2837)
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On Nov 8, 5:57*am, Carlos Rocha <carlos.ro...@doossier.com.removethis>
wrote: > @@ may be used in VO too (2837) > > Carlos > > --- > avast! Antivirus: Outbound message clean. > Virus Database (VPS): 111106-2, 06-11-2011 > Tested on: 08-11-2011 13:57:41 > avast! - copyright (c) 1988-2011 AVAST Software.http://www.avast.com Right. The use of the field name 'NAME' and column name 'NAME' caused the problem because I guess it is a reserved word for VO. I have gone to my data files and renamed all 'NAME' fields to CustName, SuppName, etc. Now I am modifying the windows and browsers to match. Another name that causes the same problem is 'DRIVER'. Allways learning. Thanks for your help. |
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