APPLIES TO:
Siebel Tools - Version 7.8.2.14[19251] and laterInformation in this document applies to any platform.
Reviewed for relevance "6-SEP-2013".
SYMPTOMS
SBL-UIF-00230: The file performance.txt could not be found on any specified file system.
CAUSE
SOLUTION
(1) By setting "No Copy" of the MVL to child BC to FALSE
(2) Using "Deep Copy" BC user property
1) By setting "No Copy" of the MVL to child BC to FALSE:
With this configuration, the record being copied but "SAF" file is not generating in FS folder, so when we try to open the attached file it will give an error message. This is because the copy is done at the DB level, and since the file is in the files system, and not the DB, then the file itself is ignored. {Please check the Note: 1061595.1 }
2) Using "Deep Copy" BC user property:
To configure Deep copy functionality refer Bookshelf: Siebel Developer reference>> User Properties >> Business Component User Properties>> Deep Copy n
Additionally for Service Request Attachment" BC > set ActivityFileName field property Nocopy=N .
In customer environment, after disabling the Custom BC user properties (Deep copy3 (Product Defect), Deep copy4 (Related service request BC)) and correcting configuration settings the issue got resolved. Customer is able to open attached document without an error.
APPLIES TO:
Information in this document applies to any platform.
SYMPTOMS
STEPS
1. Launch application.
2. Navigate to Site Map > Projects > List.
3. Create a new Project.
4. Drill down to the created Project Name.
5. Create an attachment at the child applet Attachments view tab.
6. Return to previous Project list applet.
7. From the applet view, select Menu item: Copy Record.
8. Provide a new name for the new record.
9. Drill down on the new record to the Attachments child applet.
10. Verify that a copy of the Attachment also exists.
11. Select the attachment file with mouse by clicking on the hyperlink.
The original attachment can launched, when selected; however, the copied Prpject's attachment is not accessible.
CAUSE
SOLUTION
APPLIES TO:
z*OBSOLETE: Microsoft Windows 2000
Product Release: V7 (Enterprise)
Version: 7.5.3 [16157]
Database: Microsoft SQL Server 2000
Application Server OS: Microsoft Windows 2000 Server SP 3
Database Server OS: Microsoft Windows 2000 Server SP 3
This document was previously published as Siebel SR 38-1166698961.
SYMPTOMS
"The file "XXXX" could not be found on any specified file system [SBL-UIF-00230].
CAUSE
The reason the error is generated is because the FILE_REV_NUM is not being used correctly in the saf naming (the naming convention should be: <Table Name> + Attachment Row Id + <File_rev_num>.SAF)