I'm running into a problem when exporting out to a Word document. I get the following " Error unable to load view standard view " while formatting out to Word . The error occurs 3 times, which is reported at the end. This makes 3 of my test cases invisible in the Word document. I'm missing the last test from the first list, and the last 2 test from my second list. This is not a coincidence, but so far have yet to figure out the correlation. I would appreciate any insight into this, either as an educated guess, or direct experience.
Sincerely,
W. Nelson
W-Nelson - Wed Mar 07 09:38:47 EST 2012 |
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Re: error unable to load view standard view
Mathias Mamsch - Wed Mar 07 10:35:10 EST 2012
Well the first thing I notice is that "load (View)" will not raise an error, if a view cannot be loaded. Therefore it might be your DXL script that will raise this error. The questions stands if you have a bug or a database corruption. You need to tell us, which export software you are using and if you are using any DXL Layout or DXL Attributes or triggers in any modules touched by the exporter which could interfere with whatever the exporter is trying to do. Regards, Mathias
Mathias Mamsch, IT-QBase GmbH, Consultant for Requirement Engineering and D00RS
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Re: error unable to load view standard view
W-Nelson - Wed Mar 07 11:40:13 EST 2012
Hello, thanks for your reply. I found out what was causing the error right after I posted this question. I looks like the text inside of the standard that was giving my 3 errors had at the end of the word a hexadecimal equivalent to a space. The fix was to delete the blank area and recompile out to the Doors document. I appreciate the reply back, and hopefully this short lived thread will help anyone else that comes across this grammar error.
Sincerely.
W. Nelson.
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Re: error unable to load view standard view
llandale - Wed Mar 07 17:11:53 EST 2012 W-Nelson - Wed Mar 07 11:40:13 EST 2012
Hello, thanks for your reply. I found out what was causing the error right after I posted this question. I looks like the text inside of the standard that was giving my 3 errors had at the end of the word a hexadecimal equivalent to a space. The fix was to delete the blank area and recompile out to the Doors document. I appreciate the reply back, and hopefully this short lived thread will help anyone else that comes across this grammar error.
Sincerely.
W. Nelson.
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You fixed something in your DXL code?
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Your code was trying to load the "Standard view" with some extraneous character, making it the "Standard view "?
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I wonder why your code is loading that view over and over.
-Louie
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