Created revision 001 of a Tag, then cancelled the work flow and attempted to delete the Tag (after realizing the new revision was not needed).
Received the following Error message when attempting to delte:
“Code Exception: The audit property names ‘{0}’ (from type‘{1}’) does not exist in audit property definitions./value},{212}].
This has been duplicated in DEV as well as PROD.
We are in a good posistion that it can be replicated in Dev as we can turn on full tracing on the Index Service to see the calls made to the database.
Let us try this on our systems to see if the issue comes up on another data-set so we can complete some of the troubleshooting and report back.
Craig - when I tried to duplicate this on this copy of the database, I get an error when trying to create the new revision...
There are a couple of things we can look at for the original issue:
- Tracing
- Replicating on a vanilla system to see if data or system related
- Check if any event handlers are in play
As there is an error when trying to duplicate on another copy of the database we can investigate the error message to see if there are related tables/components that will give more data-points to solve the issue.
Answer Verified By: Deepti Patil
The tag that was giving the error when trying to delete had an attribute value that will error out when we tried to delete the attribute value. We found that although the attribute is defined as single value (not Multi - value), it had a value stored as if it was a multi-value attribute.
Melissa, can you find out if the original tag was created from template? if yes, can we check that template?
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Answer Verified By: Melissa Ruth
Roberto - This tag was brought over during migration. It turns out this attribute is believed that it should be a multi-value attribute so there is further research being done with the concept of changing this attribute back to a multi-value attribute likely.