You say "deleting the records from target in the database". Do you mean
you went in at the database and deleted all records from a table? If so
did you delete all records from the related tables (T, H, and all
related B tables)?
Fred
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From: "Dwayne Martin"
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Subject: Re: Index Error
Try just migrating half the data. If you get the error, try a quarter,
etc till you pi
Try just migrating half the data. If you get the error, try a quarter, etc
till you pin down the offending record.
Dwayne Martin
James Madison University
Original message
>Date: Wed, 20 May 2009 13:02:24 +0530
>From: Manish SINGLA
>Subject: Re: Index Error
>
Hello Bhupesh,
Do increase the index values there in ARSchema table at DB level, say by
some static value 500 etc. This is because when you were archiving the DB,
it was in use and some indexes(At ARschema) remains lesser and at form level
it exceeds.
Regards
Manish
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Hi Bhupesh,
The data you are importing must have duplicates in it. Your only
options are to make sure that the data you import doesn't have
duplicates or to remove the unique index.
Rod
On 20/05/2009, Bhupesh Gupta wrote:
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> The value(s) for this entry violate a unique index that has be
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