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Numeric Overflow Error

Error:#39 Line:#26
Error: Numeric overflow, Data was lost 
Code: Numeric overflow, Data was lost 
Program: REPORTS.COMMAND1.CLICK.

This is a result of a band series (of 50) where the only band that was used was the last one, and that band has a suffix ending in 000, 0000 or 00000. The problem was corrected in the October 15th update.


Import Bug

Error #11, Line #294
Error:  Function argument value, type, or count is invalid. 
Code:  Function argument value, type, or count is invalid. 
Program: IMPORT

If you get an error trying to import your data and you are using the original distributed version of Band Manager, click here to get the latest update to solve the problem.


Null Values error

Error #: 1581, Line #: 3 
Error: Field XXXXX does not accept null values. 
Code: Field XXXXX does not accept null values. Program: BANDDATA.COMMAND28.CLICK"

If you get this error, you can easily correct the problem yourself.

  1. download the latest update (click here to get it)
  2. go into the table designer (from main menu click Utilities/Table Designer/Modify and choose the appropriate file).
  3. select the field that gives them the problem by clicking on it.
  4. click "Change Type", and then choose the SAME OPTIONS AS BEFORE
  5. When Band Manager closes it will update the field to null.
Error #:1581, Line #: 87
Error: Field SUM does not accept null values. 
Code: Field SUM does not accept null values. 
Program: REPORTS.COMMAND3.CLICK

This error is similar to the previous error (1581 line 3). To correct this problem,

  1. Click here to download a new version of the update dbf file.
  2. Overwrite the current version of the statsumm.dbf file in your Bandmgr directory with the copy you just downloaded.

Unrecognized phrase/keyword - Export Bug

Error #: 36, Line #:35
Error: Command contains unrecognized phrase/keyword 
Code: Command contains unrecognized phrase/keyword Program: BANDDATA.COMMAND15.CLICK
or
BANDDATA.COMMAND10.CLICK"

The reason you got this crash is that some of your file names had spaces in them or you are using a file name that has more than eight characters before the extension. File names must comply with the DOS naming convention of 8.3. If you got this error while trying to export data the fix is as shown below:

  1. click "Utilities"/"Table Designer"/"Modify" from the main menu
  2. choose the table that has a problem
  3. remove the space from any caption name.

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