Hi
I try to check all my folders and cats and so on.
The diagnosis shows this in the log (thought IMatch does not shows this as error at the end of the diagnostics):
[000002] @Builder
Children: 0
Assigned files: 0
Calculated files: Failed to calculate with error 15014. Most likely this is caused by an invalid category expression or setup.
But I have nothing in the builder. See attachement. What can I do?
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Is this from your damaged database?
Do you have an expression in the @Builder?
Did you try to clear the @Builder and reload the database?
15014 may also indicate a category somewhere which refers to itself, directly or via one of the categories it uses in a formula. Check for other categories with an error icon.
Quote from: Mario on December 17, 2014, 01:06:35 PM
Is this from your damaged database?
Do you have an expression in the @Builder?
Did you try to clear the @Builder and reload the database?
15014 may also indicate a category somewhere which refers to itself, directly or via one of the categories it uses in a formula. Check for other categories with an error icon.
Yes, this is from my damaged database (with what I still work ::) ).
No, I have no expression in the Builder, there is nothing in it, see my attachement.
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Maybe this got stuck somehow?
Did you try to add something to the @Builder?
Quote from: Mario on December 17, 2014, 03:36:37 PM
Maybe this got stuck somehow?
Did you try to add something to the @Builder?
Ah, this is a good idea ... I will do so. First I am trying to find the latest pack-n-go ;) to save maybe my db ;)
When you restore your DB, run a diagnosis afterwards and check the diagnosis log file. If the damage is in a rarely used section of the file, only the diagnosis can find it.
Quote from: Mario on December 17, 2014, 07:04:38 PM
When you restore your DB, run a diagnosis afterwards and check the diagnosis log file. If the damage is in a rarely used section of the file, only the diagnosis can find it.
Thanks, Mario, I will do so.
Quote from: Mario on December 17, 2014, 07:04:38 PM
When you restore your DB, run a diagnosis afterwards and check the diagnosis log file. If the damage is in a rarely used section of the file, only the diagnosis can find it.
I made so: the new diagnosis from the backuped db (details in my other thread) showed no error at the end.
But when I look into the diagnosis-log, I spotted also the builder-error. But this error is only in the log, no hint in the summarize at the end.
I attach some screenshots from this, maybe this error should also displayed at the end?
For the error itself (builder) I will look into it later, I did not find an error, the builder is "empty", nothing in it, I will read the help again about the builder.
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Quote from: Mario on December 17, 2014, 03:36:37 PM
Maybe this got stuck somehow?
Did you try to add something to the @Builder?
After adding some categories to the @Builder and then clear again the error is gone. No problems anymore.
Thanks.