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Last Post 04/18/2007 3:32 AM by Peter Milliner

upgrade 03.04.09 - custom attributes

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Peter Milliner

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04/02/2007 7:23 AM
I am currently testing upgrade from dnn 3.3.7 to using dnn version 4.4.1 and have also updated dmx from 3.4.7 to 3.4.9 and I am getting the following error message. A critical error has occurred. A field or property with the name 'Number' was not found on the selected data source This is one of the custom attributes I setup when first using DMX. Please help as I cannot do upgrade without fixing this problem Regards Peter M.

Peter Donker

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04/03/2007 1:38 PM
Hi Peter, Linking in the custom attributes in the regular list view had a serious performance impact so it was dropped a while ago. I'm sorry if this was not clear from the earlier release communications. If you want to include them, the best way is to edit the procedure DMX_GetCollectionContents in your SQL database. Is this an option for you? Kind regards, Peter

Peter Milliner

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04/16/2007 1:57 AM
What do I need to change in this procedure for it to work. I cannot seem to find area where I can add or change. Assistance is appreciated. Peter M. Bendigo

Peter Milliner

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04/18/2007 3:32 AM
I had a look at the stored procedure on Production Intranet where attributes are displaying (using 3.4.7 dmx) and compared it with one on test server (3.4.9) to try and determine what I needed to change but they look indentical - am i missing something. Regards Peter M.

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