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Sun, Jun 15 2008 3:09 PM | Permanent Link |
ulibecker | Hi,
I just tested the replication feature for the first time. Everything works fine except the last step: "load updates", For testing purposes I copied a database and after publishing it, I removed some records from a table. After a "Save Updates" I tried to load the update in the copied database. Here I got this error: ElevateDB Error #1305 Error loading the updates for the database InformaTest (No row found in the table Posten with the primary key or unique values of 0) What am I doing wrong? P.S. The statement "Load Updates For Database <name>" is not clear for me. Is <name> the source database or the target database? Uli |
Mon, Jun 16 2008 9:35 AM | Permanent Link |
Tim Young [Elevate Software] Elevate Software, Inc. ![]() | Uli,
<< For testing purposes I copied a database and after publishing it, I removed some records from a table. After a "Save Updates" I tried to load the update in the copied database. Here I got this error: ElevateDB Error #1305 Error loading the updates for the database InformaTest (No row found in the table Posten with the primary key or unique values of 0) What am I doing wrong? >> This type of error means that you're trying to load an update for a row where the original row cannot be found in order to complete the update. Do you have a primary key defined for the table in question ? << P.S. The statement "Load Updates For Database <name>" is not clear for me. Is <name> the source database or the target database? >> It's the target database. -- Tim Young Elevate Software www.elevatesoft.com |
Mon, Jun 16 2008 9:45 AM | Permanent Link |
ulibecker | Tim,
<< This type of error means that you're trying to load an update for a row where the original row cannot be found in order to complete the update. Do you have a primary key defined for the table in question ? >> Yes, there is a primary key. Actually I deleted some records in the "source" database (table posten) and expected this to be replicated after an update of the "target" database. Uli |
Mon, Jun 16 2008 10:44 AM | Permanent Link |
Tim Young [Elevate Software] Elevate Software, Inc. ![]() | Uli,
<< Yes, there is a primary key. Actually I deleted some records in the "source" database (table posten) and expected this to be replicated after an update of the "target" database. >> Yes, that is exactly what will happen if things are done properly. If you want to send me an example of what you're trying, I can tell you what the problem is. -- Tim Young Elevate Software www.elevatesoft.com |
Mon, Jun 16 2008 10:59 AM | Permanent Link |
ulibecker | Tim,
<< Yes, that is exactly what will happen if things are done properly. If you want to send me an example of what you're trying, I can tell you what the problem is. >> Ok, I'll send you a mail. thanks. Uli |
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