grzegorz
6th November 2001, 11:23
Does anybody know what means error 1000 in MS SQL?
I have BaaN IV c4 on NT with MS SQL 7.
After importing some components with Import DD and creating Runtime DD there is such error on oine of my tables.

JennyJ
8th April 2003, 11:18
Please can you let me know how you managed to solve this problem. As I currently have the same problem with SQL server 7 and baan 5.0c.

Your help would be appreciated.

Kind regards,

Jenny

slawko
8th April 2003, 13:05
Hi Jenny
I will try to help you, I am on Baan5 and MSSQL 7 and had the same problem few month ago. As far as I remeber you have to: 1. delete this table using directly Enterprise Manager form MSSQL Server
2. run Reorganize Tables ttaad4225m000 for the company and package you have problem with
3 I am not sure if I run this session but it won't be a problem if you do it - Convert to Runtime Data Dictionary ttadv5215m000 to reconfigure tables
4 From session Table Definitions ttadv4520 choose Specific\Create Tables to create your table which you deleted using Enterprise Manager

and this should help, if you still have a problem let me know
Slawek

lbencic
8th April 2003, 20:21
If it's a result of importing updated dd information -
There are problems with the 'Import Data Dictionary' when importing table changes. The little internal Baan flag that says there has been a change to this table does not get set. You may have to run Create RDD on any reference tables that were changed as well. (Another silly trick is to edit the table that was imported, just changing the name slightly then changing it back is what I do. That sets the flag, so you can run Convert to RDD instead of Create RDD ..)

Also, there are problems getting the Convert / Create RDD changes to take on NT systems if you don't shut down - or at minimum reboot shared memory. I have found this to solve most RDD problems after import.

If all of that still fails - you will have to follow more drastic steps, as Jenny may have had to do.

Martin
9th April 2003, 10:35
Hmmm,

as i remember, the problem is on SQL-Server side.
SQL Server creates for each Baan table a stored procedure.
(named like : Pttccom100589_1)
So if you make a change on a table, the old stored procedure would not be deleted and the result ist, that the sql server dont know the new table fields.
The Soultion is to delete the stored procedure for this table in the sql server. The correct procedure would be generated automatic when the table is read from Baan next time.

Martin

tzwetan
25th March 2004, 22:18
I faced a problem with table and have been adviced to delete all MS SQL stored procedures. After that I am not able to enter Baan:

Fatal error : no permission for 'ttdskbbrowser'
Error : Read row error 1000 on ttgfd420000 (error 1000)

Any help will be appreciated...