Thanks, Jason.

I googled "oracle sql keywords" and compared it to my query of field names from 
my form.  I found a field named "create" and one named "modify", so I renamed 
them.  That didn't work.  So I renamed fields with more than one word in the 
name if one of the words was a key, like "Date needed".  But still no luck.

My list of keywords may not be complete.  It doesn't include "Function". I 
don't have a field with that name, but there might be other bad ones not on the 
list.

Dwayne

---- Original message ----
>Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2008 12:19:30 -0800
>From: Jason Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  
>Subject: Re: Form sql view not found  
>To: [email protected]
>
>   **
>   Do you have any fields that are the same as SQL
>   keywords?  I remember years ago having form that
>   would give us a message that the view could not be
>   created when we imported the def.  Turns out there
>   was a field called Function and MS SQL was getting
>   hung up on it.  Once we name the field Function1 the
>   view would create.
>    
>   Jason
>
>    
>   On 2/13/08, Dwayne Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>     Thanks, Fred.  I tried that but got:
>
>     "Creation of one of the SQL views for the form
>     failed within the SQL database.
>     Operation completed successfully, but the SQL view
>     is not in place. (ARWARN 69)."
>
>     Dwayne
>
>     ---- Original message ----
>     >Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2008 10:39:50 -0600
>     >From: "Grooms, Frederick W"
>     <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>     >Subject: Re: Form sql view not found
>     >To: [email protected]
>     >
>     >Add an optional field to the form and ARS should
>     re-create the view.
>     >Anytime you add or remove fields from a form the
>     Remedy server will drop
>     >and re-create the database view.
>     >
>     >Fred
>     >
>     >-----Original Message-----
>     >From: Action Request System discussion
>     list(ARSList)
>     >[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dwayne
>     Martin
>     >Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2008 10:22 AM
>     >To: [email protected]
>     >Subject: Form sql view not found
>     >
>     >Hello Everyone,
>     >
>     >We have a form named "LA:SoftwareInstall."  For
>     years we have queried
>     >the database using the view name
>     "la_softwareinstall."  Now that view is
>     >no longer present.  If I look at a list of all
>     our views on the database
>     >(Oracle 10.2 db) I see views for the other forms,
>     but nothing resembling
>     >"la_softwareinstall."  It is missing in both our
>     test and live
>     >databases.
>     >
>     >Last year we copied our existing database to a
>     new server, then
>     >installed the 7.1 ARS system on top of it.  Is it
>     possible that the
>     >"la_softwareinstall" view somehow got left behind
>     in the database copy?
>     >
>     >Is there an easy way to get it back again?  I
>     know we could use a
>     >complicated "create view" statement directly in
>     Oracle, but would that
>     >even be wise?
>     >
>     >Dwayne Martin
>     >James Madison University
>     >
>     
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