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New Post 6/1/2008 6:47 PM
User is offline jgurley
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How do I recover from an error? 

I have a small table, and I changed the format of one of the columns from text to decimal (in order to sort properly), and now the table just displays the red triangle and "an error occurred/Unhandled error loading module".  The event viewer says" InnerException: Input string was not in a correct format."

I can't edit the table settings or delete the module.  Do I have to export all the other modules and delete the entire page? 

 
New Post 6/1/2008 11:22 PM
User is offline Sebastian Leupold
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Re: How do I recover from an error? 

either try to correct the data itself inside table "userdefineddata", if this is not possible, move all other modules to a different page (by using advanced options in module settings) and delete the original page.


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New Post 6/2/2008 9:14 AM
User is offline jgurley
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Re: How do I recover from an error? 

I went ahead and did the latter.  For what it's worth, the problem arose when I filled a table with values, and went back and changed the format for a column from text to decimal (after I realized the sort function didn't work as I wanted). The data was all decimal looking values, but apparently not in the right format.  If it had been a large table, it would have been a serious loss.  Seems like the exception could be handled a little less drastically?  Or the format should be unchangealbe after entry has begun?

 
New Post 6/2/2008 10:23 AM
User is offline Stefan Cullmann
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Re: How do I recover from an error? 

The issue is already adressed in UDT 6433, which is part of UDT3.5.0


Stefan Cullmann - stefan.cullmann [at] dotnetnuke.com
form and List will be the successor of the User Defined Table module.
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Do you want to import external data to form and List /User Defined Table?
Check out http://www.codeplex.com/Csv2UDTImport
 
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