On a working environment, we deleted all the tables and re created them so that we can re enter safer parameters. I got a problem when running session tcmcs0295m000.
Can you please help me ?

Thanks.

On a working environment, we deleted all the tables and re created them so that we can re enter safer parameters. I got a problem when running session tcmcs0295m000.
Can you please help me ?

Thanks.

Hi,

Can you clarify what issue you are facing ?

Vishal

I would like to redo an FP5 enviroment.
We deleted all the tables with session ttaad4231m000 and re created them with ttaad4230m000.
When i wants to initialize paraméters with session tcmcs0295m000, i gets "fatal error : error 205 (out of range) of tipcf000320 in db_insert(51) ".

Check your logfiles / eventviewer. There will be more information about the table field that is out of range. It may have to do with your current user language and locale settings.

In the EventViewer, i can see three messages :
1) tipcf000.itmd not according to ILCH (value 'données Article (item_data) ')
2) Error 205 (Out of range) on tipcf000320 in db_insert(51)
3) FATAL ERROR: Error 205 (Out of range) on tipcf000320 in db_insert(51)
Can not continue in tcmcs0295m000 in DLL: otiintdlltipcf (tiint.dlltipcf.initialize.pcf.parameter.settings)[db.insert]

Probably you didn't install the French translation for FP5.

ILCH is illegal character, probably you have a problem with "é".

Which character set are you using for your database? Which locale did you define for users in ERP LN?

The parenthesis is the problem, that is not allowed according the domain of tipcf000.itmd. After installation of the French translation of FP5, the tcmcs0295m000 session will insert the correct value in this field.

hi guys,

You were right. We have a problem with the french langage pack. Once i switched to english language, i could run initialization without problems.
I think as jclju1 said. it's probably related to character set used in our LN database.
What is strange is that the french pack seems to be correctly installed. evidently, it is not.

Thank you again.