I know the problem. A simple project reindex will solve it.

In a worse case, first touch and recompile and in the worst case,
export all aef's, rename the current repo dir, recreate a new one
under the same name, and import all AEF's again. That will make your
repo a whole lot smaller also and it sometimes helps to find 'old'
errors on recompiling if you never do this.

But I think step 1 is already enough.

Dick

Thanks, Dick. Had this problem nine years later, implemented your fix, and it worked like a charm. If the problem is ever exacerbated beyond a reindex to fix, I'll pursue these other options.

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On Monday, April 30, 2012 at 5:08:23 PM UTC-4, D.J.W. van Kooten wrote:

On Sun, 29 Apr 2012 07:23:09 -0700 (PDT), SteveMcNaughton <stevemc...@auditron.com> wrote:

Hello Steve,

Title says it all. When I put anything in the expression evaluator,
it does not give an answer.

I know the problem. A simple project reindex will solve it.

In a worse case, first touch and recompile and in the worst case,
export all aef's, rename the current repo dir, recreate a new one
under the same name, and import all AEF's again. That will make your
repo a whole lot smaller also and it sometimes helps to find 'old'
errors on recompiling if you never do this.

But I think step 1 is already enough.

Dick

Dick, this time I'm in the worst case. I've completely uninstalled CAVO, deleted the remaining directories under /cavo28, then reinstalled. I didn't know what you meant by "repo dir(ectory)" so I figured that whatever directory that was, it'd be gone.
I imported an AEF that I was working on to what I thought was a fresh repository, and it still gives wrong values in the Expression Evaluator. Where exactly is the repo dir? The directory from which I import any AEF?

Tom

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