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Re: could not find family member -
03-17-2008
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I have a table that whenever I want to modify the structure I get a message "could not find family member" and I can't save my structure changes. It seems to only occur in one folder. Here's what I did to get around it. copy CAMPUS to another folder. create a NEWCAMP table in this other folder. borrow the structure of campus for newcamp added my new field to newcamp save at this point I could re-open my NEWCAMP table and restructure with no problem. now: copy NEWCAMP back to the proper folder (the place where it gets referenced by my appls.) delete my old CAMPUS table in the proper folder copy NEWCAMP to CAMPUS in the proper folder try to restructure and I get the could not find family member message when I try to save the structure change. AS you can see, it didn't happen until I got back to my original folder and named it by my original name (campus). Any ideas? btw - P5 |
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I have a table that whenever I want to modify the structure I get a message "could not find family member" and I can't save my structure changes. It seems to only occur in one folder. Here's what I did to get around it. copy CAMPUS to another folder. create a NEWCAMP table in this other folder. borrow the structure of campus for newcamp added my new field to newcamp save at this point I could re-open my NEWCAMP table and restructure with no problem. now: copy NEWCAMP back to the proper folder (the place where it gets referenced by my appls.) delete my old CAMPUS table in the proper folder copy NEWCAMP to CAMPUS in the proper folder try to restructure and I get the could not find family member message when I try to save the structure change. AS you can see, it didn't happen until I got back to my original folder and named it by my original name (campus). Any ideas? btw - P5 |
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is there a .fam file in that folder? -- Bertil Isberg - CTECH Paradox buglist: online: http://hem.bredband.net/bertilisberg/ "Jim Giner" <jim.giner (AT) suny (DOT) edu> skrev i meddelandet news:47dadab1 (AT) pnews (DOT) thedbcommunity.com... I have a table that whenever I want to modify the structure I get a message "could not find family member" and I can't save my structure changes. It seems to only occur in one folder. Here's what I did to get around it. copy CAMPUS to another folder. create a NEWCAMP table in this other folder. borrow the structure of campus for newcamp added my new field to newcamp save at this point I could re-open my NEWCAMP table and restructure with no problem. now: copy NEWCAMP back to the proper folder (the place where it gets referenced by my appls.) delete my old CAMPUS table in the proper folder copy NEWCAMP to CAMPUS in the proper folder try to restructure and I get the could not find family member message when I try to save the structure change. AS you can see, it didn't happen until I got back to my original folder and named it by my original name (campus). Any ideas? btw - P5 |
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is there a .fam file in that folder? -- Bertil Isberg - CTECH Paradox buglist: online: http://hem.bredband.net/bertilisberg/ "Jim Giner" <jim.giner (AT) suny (DOT) edu> skrev i meddelandet news:47dadab1 (AT) pnews (DOT) thedbcommunity.com... I have a table that whenever I want to modify the structure I get a message "could not find family member" and I can't save my structure changes. It seems to only occur in one folder. Here's what I did to get around it. copy CAMPUS to another folder. create a NEWCAMP table in this other folder. borrow the structure of campus for newcamp added my new field to newcamp save at this point I could re-open my NEWCAMP table and restructure with no problem. now: copy NEWCAMP back to the proper folder (the place where it gets referenced by my appls.) delete my old CAMPUS table in the proper folder copy NEWCAMP to CAMPUS in the proper folder try to restructure and I get the could not find family member message when I try to save the structure change. AS you can see, it didn't happen until I got back to my original folder and named it by my original name (campus). Any ideas? btw - P5 |
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is there a .fam file in that folder? -- Bertil Isberg - CTECH Paradox buglist: online: http://hem.bredband.net/bertilisberg/ "Jim Giner" <jim.giner (AT) suny (DOT) edu> skrev i meddelandet news:47dadab1 (AT) pnews (DOT) thedbcommunity.com... I have a table that whenever I want to modify the structure I get a message "could not find family member" and I can't save my structure changes. It seems to only occur in one folder. Here's what I did to get around it. copy CAMPUS to another folder. create a NEWCAMP table in this other folder. borrow the structure of campus for newcamp added my new field to newcamp save at this point I could re-open my NEWCAMP table and restructure with no problem. now: copy NEWCAMP back to the proper folder (the place where it gets referenced by my appls.) delete my old CAMPUS table in the proper folder copy NEWCAMP to CAMPUS in the proper folder try to restructure and I get the could not find family member message when I try to save the structure change. AS you can see, it didn't happen until I got back to my original folder and named it by my original name (campus). Any ideas? btw - P5 |
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is there a .fam file in that folder? -- Bertil Isberg - CTECH Paradox buglist: online: http://hem.bredband.net/bertilisberg/ "Jim Giner" <jim.giner (AT) suny (DOT) edu> skrev i meddelandet news:47dadab1 (AT) pnews (DOT) thedbcommunity.com... I have a table that whenever I want to modify the structure I get a message "could not find family member" and I can't save my structure changes. It seems to only occur in one folder. Here's what I did to get around it. copy CAMPUS to another folder. create a NEWCAMP table in this other folder. borrow the structure of campus for newcamp added my new field to newcamp save at this point I could re-open my NEWCAMP table and restructure with no problem. now: copy NEWCAMP back to the proper folder (the place where it gets referenced by my appls.) delete my old CAMPUS table in the proper folder copy NEWCAMP to CAMPUS in the proper folder try to restructure and I get the could not find family member message when I try to save the structure change. AS you can see, it didn't happen until I got back to my original folder and named it by my original name (campus). Any ideas? btw - P5 |
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is there a .fam file in that folder? -- Bertil Isberg - CTECH Paradox buglist: online: http://hem.bredband.net/bertilisberg/ "Jim Giner" <jim.giner (AT) suny (DOT) edu> skrev i meddelandet news:47dadab1 (AT) pnews (DOT) thedbcommunity.com... I have a table that whenever I want to modify the structure I get a message "could not find family member" and I can't save my structure changes. It seems to only occur in one folder. Here's what I did to get around it. copy CAMPUS to another folder. create a NEWCAMP table in this other folder. borrow the structure of campus for newcamp added my new field to newcamp save at this point I could re-open my NEWCAMP table and restructure with no problem. now: copy NEWCAMP back to the proper folder (the place where it gets referenced by my appls.) delete my old CAMPUS table in the proper folder copy NEWCAMP to CAMPUS in the proper folder try to restructure and I get the could not find family member message when I try to save the structure change. AS you can see, it didn't happen until I got back to my original folder and named it by my original name (campus). Any ideas? btw - P5 |
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is there a .fam file in that folder? -- Bertil Isberg - CTECH Paradox buglist: online: http://hem.bredband.net/bertilisberg/ "Jim Giner" <jim.giner (AT) suny (DOT) edu> skrev i meddelandet news:47dadab1 (AT) pnews (DOT) thedbcommunity.com... I have a table that whenever I want to modify the structure I get a message "could not find family member" and I can't save my structure changes. It seems to only occur in one folder. Here's what I did to get around it. copy CAMPUS to another folder. create a NEWCAMP table in this other folder. borrow the structure of campus for newcamp added my new field to newcamp save at this point I could re-open my NEWCAMP table and restructure with no problem. now: copy NEWCAMP back to the proper folder (the place where it gets referenced by my appls.) delete my old CAMPUS table in the proper folder copy NEWCAMP to CAMPUS in the proper folder try to restructure and I get the could not find family member message when I try to save the structure change. AS you can see, it didn't happen until I got back to my original folder and named it by my original name (campus). Any ideas? btw - P5 |
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is there a .fam file in that folder? -- Bertil Isberg - CTECH Paradox buglist: online: http://hem.bredband.net/bertilisberg/ "Jim Giner" <jim.giner (AT) suny (DOT) edu> skrev i meddelandet news:47dadab1 (AT) pnews (DOT) thedbcommunity.com... I have a table that whenever I want to modify the structure I get a message "could not find family member" and I can't save my structure changes. It seems to only occur in one folder. Here's what I did to get around it. copy CAMPUS to another folder. create a NEWCAMP table in this other folder. borrow the structure of campus for newcamp added my new field to newcamp save at this point I could re-open my NEWCAMP table and restructure with no problem. now: copy NEWCAMP back to the proper folder (the place where it gets referenced by my appls.) delete my old CAMPUS table in the proper folder copy NEWCAMP to CAMPUS in the proper folder try to restructure and I get the could not find family member message when I try to save the structure change. AS you can see, it didn't happen until I got back to my original folder and named it by my original name (campus). Any ideas? btw - P5 |
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