Dear M Crawford,

If the problem is limited to only the Mid-Tier then my first instinct
would be to flush the Mid-Tier cache. (But that may not fix the
problem by itself.) You may also want/need to restart the JSP Engine
(and/or web server) too.

FWIW: It may matter what version of the ARS server your using too.
(Some features of the 7.1 Mid-Tier do not work with older ARS servers.
Maybe you stumbled into an undocumented incompatibility?)

HTH.

-- 
Carey Matthew Black
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On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 12:06 PM, MCrawford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> A single user account is receiving the following error message: "A
> form definition has been changed, so unable to retrieve data.  Please
> contact administrator (ARERR 9352)"
>
> The error occurs when he logs into the mid-tier web platform, opens
> the incident management console, and double clicks any ticket listed.
>
> The ErrorMessages PDF document adds this: "The definition of a form
> that users have loaded was changed in such a way that a table on the
> form cannot be refreshed."
>
> The error only appears when logged in as this user on the mid tier web
> platform.  When logging in with his account on the client, the error
> does not appear.  This is an our-of-the-box HPD:Helpdesk form, with 2
> filters applied.  The user is an Incident Master, with a floating
> license.  His account was working correctly before the Memorial Day
> weekend.  Nothing has changed since then that I can identify.  I am
> the only administrator.  The ErrorMessages document is extremely vague
> and I can not seem to track down a source for this error.  Can any of
> you point me in the right direction?
>
> Thank you in advance, M Crawford
>
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