mostrightfuture
25th October 2005, 10:31
Hi friends,

I am getting and strange problem. As soon as I add any field in a table in the Live company, the session realted to the table giving error. If I try to view the table in session GTI and GTM got error message for the new field like column or DD not avaliable for the new column.

Also, if I create a new table in the Live company and try to access through session GTI & GTM, got error that data definition is not present for that table. The convert to runtime DD for table ran for successfully.

What could be the reason and how to resolve it?

Thanks in advance
MRF

Paul P
25th October 2005, 11:00
Hi MRF,

In our Windows server, we have to restart Baan Logic Service before the new or modified table definition is accessible

Rgds,
Paul

mostrightfuture
25th October 2005, 11:26
Hi Paul,

At my side this is not the case in the Test company, this is only in the Live company and both are in the same Baan Installation. Only for the Live company, it is really require restarting the Baan Logic Service?

Thanks in advance
MRF

Kozure Ohashi
25th October 2005, 13:14
Dear MRF,

please delete the table and possible the relating domain from the shared memory manager from your windows environment, then a reload of the objects.

Please check tables ttadv501 / ttadv502 maybe still something to convert.

Restart your Baan Client!

regards,

kozure

MariaC
26th October 2005, 10:51
If your table definitions are loaded in shared memory then you have to restart shared memory to pick up table changes. Your test company table def's are probably not loaded in shared memory and that is why it works ok then.

Hitesh Shah
26th October 2005, 15:55
If the users login has started before the reconfig of table and has used the table through application , he/she'll will experience the errors u listed .

As a practice when we do reconfig in Baan, we ask the users of those tables to close baan and only after re-config start the same . With this practice , we do not face this situation in our Windows 2003 environment.