4_9t model errors

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2 total messages Started by Ruiz Manuel Fri, 07 May 2004 14:45

#101

Author: Ruiz Manuel
Date: Fri, 07 May 2004 14:45

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Hi,

I have just upgraded to 4_9t version from  4_9l,
and now I have many troubles when I add new data in the database :
like "object parse error,..Tag "Locus" does not fit model"
but the model didn't change...
I have tested with the dump of my database and I have the same errors???
If I test with 4_9l all is OK...
Could you help me?

Thanks

Manuel


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Re: 4_9t model errors

#102

Author: Ed Griffiths
Date: Mon, 17 May 2004 07:44

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Manuel,

> I have just upgraded to 4_9t version from  4_9l,
> and now I have many troubles when I add new data in the database :
> like "object parse error,..Tag "Locus" does not fit model"
> but the model didn't change...
> I have tested with the dump of my database and I have the same errors???
> If I test with 4_9l all is OK...
> Could you help me?

Please upgrade to 4_9z, ignore the test results of 92%, this is because of a 
change in behaviour not a bug. The 4_9z code has been in use for some time at 
Sanger.

thanks Ed
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