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General Board / Re: I know the docs told us not to...

« on: February 19, 2009, 05:24:12 am »

Thanks everyone.

It looks like we have solved the problem.

hr

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General Board / I know the docs told us not to...

« on: February 18, 2009, 07:05:59 am »

...but it turns out that we've used a third party SVN client to update the repository, from the filesystem, with a new XMI (XML) from a controlled package in EA (instead of using the EA Check In/Out procedure).  We need to fix a version control issue.

Unfortunately, those revisions are not reflected to other users who "Get All Latest" and the package itself no longer allows us to Check In/Out from within EA. We now want to get rid of that package and recreate it (i.e. fortunately...Import DB Schema from ODBC); re-establish the synchronization with SVN and EA clients.

How should we proceed to resolve this issue?

Thanks

hr

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General Board / Re: Oracle Designer Import?

« on: February 22, 2008, 04:48:03 am »

I am afraid that I might lose a lot of information in your brute force method (e.g. documentation)...albeit I am sure I would get a skeleton of sorts.

M

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General Board / Oracle Designer Import?

« on: February 21, 2008, 09:51:15 am »

Hi:

Is there a way to pull in a data model from Oracle Designer into EA? This will help me with traceability between object oriented and relational worlds that are using separate tools.

Thanks,

M

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General Board / Bulk Updates

« on: March 11, 2008, 04:27:35 pm »

I am building a domain model and after adding a few hundred class elements, I realize that I want to change the language property to none across all classes in a package. I know there is a way to bulk change the status, phase, version; but, is there a way to bulk change other elements, like language?

Thanks,

M

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Bugs and Issues / Re: Strange "Unrecognised database format" Error

« on: March 20, 2008, 04:37:00 pm »

OK...I may have figured it out on my own I had exactly the same symptoms. The file became corrupted when generated RTF off a custom template...the EAP was about 6.5 MB...and my computer froze (it does this once in awhile...frustrating but I am used to it...so the most I would have lost about 4 hours work...remind me to save out new versions more frequently). I forced a hard reboot and experienced the problem.

I tried the help suggestion of restarting on JET 4.0 and repairing the file...no worky. So I copied the file and renamed it as mdb...opened Access 2003 and did a compact and repair on the "mdb."  Opened that...hey I could see tables and data...great. I renamed the file back to EAP and opened it in EA...BACK IN BUSINESS!

Generated an RTF again using custom template...content looks OK.

M

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Bugs and Issues / Re: Strange "Unrecognised database format" Error

« on: March 20, 2008, 04:16:18 pm »

I have the same problem...any word on a fix or help? I tried the repair option following the online help instructions...to no avail.

M