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    Grid will not open after placing new field.

    Created a new field in table then placed it the grid. Published the table and the grid to server, but the grid will not open. Error reads variable not found and lists the field is missing. The grid works in live preview but will not work when it is published to server. It acts as though the table is incorrect, but when I check the table the field is there. What is going on?

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    Re: Grid will not open after placing new field.

    If it's a DBF don't you have to publish the table with the new field to the server too?
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      #3
      Re: Grid will not open after placing new field.

      The table and grid both are published to the server.

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        #4
        Re: Grid will not open after placing new field.

        Did you publish the table or copy the DBF file to the server.
        Steve Wood
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          #5
          Re: Grid will not open after placing new field.

          I have tried both methods.

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            #6
            Re: Grid will not open after placing new field.

            Do you mean you go to your server and open the table and can see that the field is present? Or do you mean you "check the table" on your local machine? You have to determine if the copy on the server is accurate. If you don't have a spare A5 license to install on the server, download the 30-day trial to your server, and use that to open this table.

            A table is really a set of four or five files, not just the DBF file. If your new field has a field name larger than 10 characters, then the DDD file is required (if memory serves me), but best to copy all of the mytable.d?? files to the server. If you published from Alpha, it takes care of that.

            Often the answer ends up being the table is being published to the wrong place, the table name is incorrect, etc.
            Steve Wood
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              #7
              Re: Grid will not open after placing new field.

              I copied the table from the server to my pc which has the developer on it.
              I asked one of our IT guys today about this and he seems to think it has to do with the permissions on the server are not set correctly. He told me he would look at it.
              It might make sense, since he moved the alpha server to its own PC and off the ex-change server it use to be on. I hope he is correct.
              But in any case thanks for the help.

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