Re: SLM Config Prefs won't pull up

2009-02-12 Thread Ramey, Anne
I was.  For some reason, a crtl+e was necessary on this server, but not on my 
other two.  I haven't figured out why yet.

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Silly question...does the user you are logged-in as have the right privileges?  
SLM Config Manager, I think.

Chuck
On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 11:38 AM, Ramey, Anne 
mailto:anne.ra...@its.nc.gov>> wrote:
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When I pull up SLM:ConfigPreferences and do an unqualified search it says there 
are no results, but if I try and make a new entry it says " You cannot have 
multiple configuration records. Modify the existing configuration record as 
needed. (ARERR 44120)".  I need to set the path for the import command file 
before I tried an import.  I can see the data at the DB level, but I just can't 
seem to get the user tool to show it.  I'm not seeing this problem in Dev or 
Prod...just UAT.  Any ideas?



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Re: SLM Config Prefs won't pull up

2009-02-12 Thread Charles Baldi
Silly question...does the user you are logged-in as have the right
privileges?  SLM Config Manager, I think.

Chuck

On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 11:38 AM, Ramey, Anne  wrote:

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>
> When I pull up SLM:ConfigPreferences and do an unqualified search it says
> there are no results, but if I try and make a new entry it says " You
> cannot have multiple configuration records. Modify the existing
> configuration record as needed. (ARERR 44120)".  I need to set the path for
> the import command file before I tried an import.  I can see the data at the
> DB level, but I just can't seem to get the user tool to show it.  I'm not
> seeing this problem in Dev or Prod…just UAT.  Any ideas?
>
>
>
> Anne Ramey
>
> *E-mail correspondence to and from this address may be subject to the
> North Carolina Public Records Law and may be disclosed to third parties only
> by an authorized State Official.*
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SLM Config Prefs won't pull up

2009-02-12 Thread Ramey, Anne
When I pull up SLM:ConfigPreferences and do an unqualified search it says there 
are no results, but if I try and make a new entry it says " You cannot have 
multiple configuration records. Modify the existing configuration record as 
needed. (ARERR 44120)".  I need to set the path for the import command file 
before I tried an import.  I can see the data at the DB level, but I just can't 
seem to get the user tool to show it.  I'm not seeing this problem in Dev or 
Prod...just UAT.  Any ideas?

Anne Ramey

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