Invalid table: Directory; Could not be linked as tree.
Hi All,
Is there an easy way to work out whats wrong with the dir table with you get the error below?
DEBUG: Error 2705: Invalid table: Directory; Could not be linked as tree.
It hurts my brain to work it out by hand!
Cheers
Fuz
Is there an easy way to work out whats wrong with the dir table with you get the error below?
DEBUG: Error 2705: Invalid table: Directory; Could not be linked as tree.
It hurts my brain to work it out by hand!
Cheers
Fuz
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Posted by:
cygan
17 years ago
This error normally occurs because of an invalid directory table entry in which an entry has a Directory_Parent value that does not exist in the Directory column
there is an invalid directory entry
go to the directory table and change the directory_parent to TARGETDIR
example
Directory Directory_Parent DefaultDir
mydir TARGETDIR folderx
the directories should be highlighted in red
all you do change Directory_Parent column for that entry to TARGETDIR
there is an invalid directory entry
go to the directory table and change the directory_parent to TARGETDIR
example
Directory Directory_Parent DefaultDir
mydir TARGETDIR folderx
the directories should be highlighted in red
all you do change Directory_Parent column for that entry to TARGETDIR
Posted by:
AB
17 years ago
That's one of the nicest features of Wise 7 - in the Directory table it takes away the brain hurt by showing you the full directory path of each entry [in a charming shade of blue] - making it dead easy to spot orphaned entries
But that doesn't help you if you don't have v7
Sorry - I'll get my coat
Regards,
Al
But that doesn't help you if you don't have v7
Sorry - I'll get my coat
Regards,
Al
Posted by:
fuz_kitten
17 years ago
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17 years ago
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