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Observation term not found in database

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bogdan71

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I am using VFE 5.04.

After saving form I receive this error/warning message

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*BUILD ERRORS*

WARNING: Observation term  not found in database.
0 error(s) found. 1 warning(s) found.

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How do I find out which OBS TERM this relates to?

Thanks.

Posted : January 29, 2013 4:20 am

jjordet

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open the form, open the first field, keep clicking Next until it errors...you can Close an error field, but you can't go to the next field with the field being verified.

Posted : January 29, 2013 5:35 am

gibsonmi

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It could also be in the white space, you might want to try ctrl + f and search for the string

OBSNOW(""

or

OBSNOW(''

depending on whether you write with single or double quotes

The quote 'WARNING: Observation term not found in database.' indicates that you are trying to write something to a NULL observation (there is a blank between 'term' and 'not' where VFE writes what observation is not found in the database)

Posted : January 29, 2013 5:59 am

bogdan71

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Thanks, this was a nice try and good debugging idea.

It did not work, but while looking through Output View I found that my OBSNOW("") and this was creating the Warning. Field had assigned "new observation" correctly but translation was presented as OBSNOW("").

Anyway. Thanks for response.

Posted : January 29, 2013 5:59 am

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