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Map evolving to a table

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Posted on by Kenny Saelen

Ik have a standard R3 with no hotfixes. From there on we started cutomizations.

This morning a did a full compile using the AXBuild tool and no errors were reported. Then the CIL compile also finished with no errors, but when confirming a purchase order, stack traces occured on the FormLetterService class.

When manually compiling the service class, it seems that there are indeed X++ errors... and more specifically table assignments that fail. After a while I noticed that the FormLetterParmTable map (SYS) was missing in my environment. Taking a look at the Tables node in the AOT learned that apparently the map 'thinks' it is a table because I suddenly see it amongst the tables.

Any idea how this can happen?? (And for the record, I often suspect the AXBuild tool might be the culprit...)

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    Map evolving to a table
    The solution to prevent such corruption :
     
    Some additional simple fix to correct corrupted map/view :
    This scripts accounts for layer of table.
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    RE: Map evolving to a table

    Meanwhile I solved the issue by updating the ModelElementData table. I went ahead and fetched the Properties field value from a valid environment. Then I update ModelElementData with the correct Properties hex string and restarted the AOS, solved the issue.

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    RE: Map evolving to a table

    Hi,

    There was a similar thread recently: Error during data dictionary synchronization: Table mistaken for View. Looks like a bug in the management util or SQL stored procedures responsible for modelstore.

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