Frank, Thanks for the help but I'm not that well versed in troubleshooting. Unfortunately even my backups made weeks ago have the same error.
I will have to recreate the whole thing from scratch I suppose. Keith On Thu, 2010-02-25 at 14:32 +0100, Frank Schoenheit, Sun Microsystems Germany wrote: > Hi Keith, > > > I made a few changes in a MySQL database that my Base application > > connects to via the java connector and now I cannot open a form that > > references the table that I made changes to. > > > > It gives the following: > > > > SQL Status: S1000 > > > > The document "Register/frmSales" could not be opened. > > This sounds like a problem with the embedded database document, not with > the database/table. Unfortunately, looking at the code, this is the > "something went wrong and I can't figure out what"-message, which can > mean anything. > > If you can read a little XML, and operate a ZIP tool, I suggest you have > a look into the content.xml inside the .odb file, look for your form > name, find the "xlink:href" attribute besides it (it will have a value > like "forms/Obj11"), and check whether a folder with this name (still) > exists in your .odb file. That's the only "remote" analysis idea I'd > have ... > > Except, of course, reverting to a backup version of your odb file :-\ > > Ciao > Frank > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
