A case for auditing

[Wes Macaulay]

I was purging some 2-pick casework families from some unit plan groups that were behaving really badly when the group was flipped/mirrored. In the Review Warnings dialog the casework objects ended up coming up as duplicates (I'm not sure why). So I'd use the ID# for the casework objects to find out which group I had to edit to delete them. So I used the Select by ID command and the ID #s were pointing to... other objects. After having a brief "oh great, my database is borked" moment I audited the project and that fixed the problem.

So I guess it really is a good idea to audit your project once in a while.

[Joef]

Good Idea!

You guys on the mainland talk funny. We don't say "my database is borked" over here. We say "my database is hooped". Same thing though.

Joe

[Wes Macaulay]

Being near the south end of so many cows has done irreparable damage to my vocabulary

[Dimitri Harvalias]

Being near the south end of so many cows has done irreparable damage to my vocabularyI've heard that can affect air quality but not vocabulary ;)