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As the attached screenshot, I tried to rename a user custom Astorprofile (not sub-profile). The table name and Key, Index were renamed, then in the management tools => Astorprofiles, I can see the new name, but the Preferred sizes => section class => Available classes still shows the old name and same as when I create a beam which only has old name to choose and shows no profiles(because I have already changed the name through SQL management studio).
What did I miss? Thanks for any help.
Michael
As the attached screenshot, I tried to rename a user custom Astorprofile (not sub-profile). The table name and Key, Index were renamed, then in the management tools => Astorprofiles, I can see the new name, but the Preferred sizes => section class => Available classes still shows the old name and same as when I create a beam which only has old name to choose and shows no profiles(because I have already changed the name through SQL management studio).
What did I miss? Thanks for any help.
Michael
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Hi,
as @ChristianBlei said in the profilemastertable, which is within the Astorprofiles database, you need to access this DB and then under that table find the line relative to the user profile you added, then the ‘table name text’ Column, in that field , change the old name to match your new name of the table.
this old faq explains process To add in via access, it is Same for SQL.
tou can do this via the management tools table editor, to change the field value for the table name.
John Bennett
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Hi,
as @ChristianBlei said in the profilemastertable, which is within the Astorprofiles database, you need to access this DB and then under that table find the line relative to the user profile you added, then the ‘table name text’ Column, in that field , change the old name to match your new name of the table.
this old faq explains process To add in via access, it is Same for SQL.
tou can do this via the management tools table editor, to change the field value for the table name.
John Bennett
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Did your question get successfully answered? Then click on the ACCEPT SOLUTION button.
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