Error From Restoring?
QuickWE
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Hi All Expert
Please help me for restoring the error occur following the picture , How to solved this?
Thanks Advance for every replies =D> =D>
Please help me for restoring the error occur following the picture , How to solved this?
Thanks Advance for every replies =D> =D>
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Base Unit of Measure field in Item table is Code type so which should have all the data in UPPERCASE.
but as shown in figure you have small letter in "My" (y), I guess you have imported the data using Dataport etc.
You need to write a query in SQL or a report to Change the Value to UPPERCASE0 -
mohana_cse06 wrote:Base Unit of Measure field in Item table is Code type so which should have all the data in UPPERCASE.
but as shown in figure you have small letter in "My" (y), I guess you have imported the data using Dataport etc.
You need to write a query in SQL or a report to Change the Value to UPPERCASE
Thanks mohana_cse06 for your replies but this is database from customer and I can't remoted to get the new backup. How can I solved this problems by used this .fbk file?0 -
Change that value in the Item Unit of Measure table to eg. "M3" or "M2". Then you can create a fbk file again and restore it on SQL.
Or use this tool, Field Check v3 to find illegal characters or dates.No support using PM or e-mail - Please use this forum. BC TechDays 2024: 13 & 14 June 2024, Antwerp (Belgium)0 -
Restore it in a fdb file, do the data conversion, and create a new backup file.QuickWE wrote:Thanks mohana_cse06 for your replies but this is database from customer and I can't remoted to get the new backup. How can I solved this problems by used this .fbk file?No support using PM or e-mail - Please use this forum. BC TechDays 2024: 13 & 14 June 2024, Antwerp (Belgium)0 -
Luc Van Dyck wrote:
Restore it in a fdb file, do the data conversion, and create a new backup file.QuickWE wrote:Thanks mohana_cse06 for your replies but this is database from customer and I can't remoted to get the new backup. How can I solved this problems by used this .fbk file?
Many thanks for "Luc Van Dyck", I will try your ways.0 -
I don't know if this is an import issue, It looks to me more of a collation issue.
Before restoring the FBK go into FILE DATABASE ALTER - Collation tab
set
validate collation to NO
Case Sensitive to NO
Accent Sensitive to NO
Also make sure you have the correct Collation selected for the language
then try to restore.
NOTE This does not mean it is fixed, but at least you know what the issue is, and don't run the database live like this unless you know what you have done and the effect it will have.David Singleton0
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