Problem in Designer2000
From: Michael Hui <mikehui_at_netvigator.com>
Date: Wed, 2 Jun 1999 13:51:29 +0800
Message-ID: <7j2gq5$1bj10_at_news.hk.linkage.net>
[Quoted] I'm the beginner of Designer 2000. After I create a new dataflow diagram, I [Quoted] create an external entity (EE1), Frame Function (FF), Local Function in FF (LF1) and Dataflow (DF1) connect between EE1 and LF1. Then, I select 'open down' in LF1, so, another new diagram is appear for LF1. EE1 and DF1 are already exist. Then I create another Local Function inside LF1 named LF2, and move DF1 connect to LF2 from EE1. Finally, I select 'open up' in LF1. I [Quoted] discovered that there is a red spot appear in DF1. When I select DF1, the message prompt as the dataflow is updated by another user, please requery. Then, I requery the diagram, the error message CDI-20269 appear and removed DF1. I've no idea about this problem.
[Quoted] Does any faults to create dataflow diagram as above? Does any suggestion or advices for me?
[Quoted] Thank you for your attention.
Date: Wed, 2 Jun 1999 13:51:29 +0800
Message-ID: <7j2gq5$1bj10_at_news.hk.linkage.net>
[Quoted] I'm the beginner of Designer 2000. After I create a new dataflow diagram, I [Quoted] create an external entity (EE1), Frame Function (FF), Local Function in FF (LF1) and Dataflow (DF1) connect between EE1 and LF1. Then, I select 'open down' in LF1, so, another new diagram is appear for LF1. EE1 and DF1 are already exist. Then I create another Local Function inside LF1 named LF2, and move DF1 connect to LF2 from EE1. Finally, I select 'open up' in LF1. I [Quoted] discovered that there is a red spot appear in DF1. When I select DF1, the message prompt as the dataflow is updated by another user, please requery. Then, I requery the diagram, the error message CDI-20269 appear and removed DF1. I've no idea about this problem.
[Quoted] Does any faults to create dataflow diagram as above? Does any suggestion or advices for me?
[Quoted] Thank you for your attention.
Michael Hui
mikehui_at_netvigator.com
Received on Wed Jun 02 1999 - 07:51:29 CEST