Value cannot be null. parameter name path 2
@Anonymous
Can you check to make sure you're not missing a field that needs a value, such as new file name or destination path, or anything similar?
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Chris Benner
Community Manager - NAMER / D&M
Here is what I have for my Vault Settings.
@Anonymous I meant in the process of the Copy Design.... isn't that where you are seeing the error?
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Chris Benner
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Correct, I browse to the folder in Vault. I right click the file to copy. I select copy design. And this when I get the error.
@JamesMcMullen @Senthil_Kumar
Do you guys have any ideas on this error, this is not one I have seen before.
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Chris Benner
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I have not seen this error before either. Is this happening with specific file types or with all files? Also, are you on the latest version of 2022 or a different version?
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James McMullen
Principal SQA Eng.
If that official solution does not work, try this older one here:
Change the working folder to "C:\Vault\" instead of "C:\"
This one is apparently good if you simply change the option in Vault administration to enforce working folder:
- Select Tools > Administration > Vault Settings.
- In the Vault Settings dialog box, click the Files tab.
- In the Working Folder section, click Define.
- In the Working Folder Options dialog box, specify whether clients can define a working folder or whether a consistent working folder location is enforced for all clients.
