I exported a sequence from my development environment, I loaded it into my production environment and when I went to compile it in production, I got the following error:
SELECT OBJNAME FMT '32L', OLETYPE FMT '20L' FROM DS_JOBOBJECTS WHERE OBJIDNO = (SELECT JOBNO FROM DS_JOBS WHERE NAME = 'LoadPIRMExtract_000_Controller') ORDER BY 1;
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From the Manager in your dev project, export the Stage Type in question (CUserVarsActivity) to a .dsx file and then import it into your production project. I would think that would fix whatever is wrong, if the only problem is that one stage type and something more sinister isn't going on.
-craig
"You can never have too many knives" -- Logan Nine Fingers
Just a thought, but I would only export executibles and their dependencies into production. Why would you want people to have the ability to change production code and be out of Sync with development. I see problems on the horizon!!!!!
Just food for thought!
Just a thought, but I would only export executibles and their dependencies into production. Why would you want people to have the ability to change production code and be out of Sync with development. I see problems on the horizon!!!!!
Just food for thought!
The problem here seems not to be that the design elements are going into production but that the underlying class (from which user variables activity is instantiated) appears not to exist in the production project. I agree with you on the software development life cycle, but millions don't.
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We have source and executables in Production so that we can "see" the production code/design there but all of the jobs are Read Only so there's no worries about any changes being made there.
-craig
"You can never have too many knives" -- Logan Nine Fingers
I exported a sequence from my development environment, I loaded it into my production environment and when I went to compile it in production
The words compile in production means there is code there, other wise you would not be able to compile , correct.
I am only saying thats a road to problems, especially If there is more then one developer.
When changes that were done in Production , because you can since the code is there, start getting over written by new versions from the dev env someone will be very
It does happen , believe me.
Thanks
We're veering off topic here, but read only code can be compiled as can code in Protected projects. Neither would allow changes to be made, however.
We're singing from the same hymn book, I'm just saying that simply having the source available in production isn't necessarily a problem. But certainly can be if not restricted properly.
-craig
"You can never have too many knives" -- Logan Nine Fingers