J
John Carter
Using MS Project Server 2002 SP1, and attempting to link an issue to an
existing project document I get a scrip error with the following information:
Line 207
Char 7
Error oRetValArgs.Title[...] is null or not an object
Code 0
URL ..../_VTI_bin/LnkDoc.htm
I investigated the script using the MS Script debugger and determined that
the variable ndocuments (or something to that effect) has a greater value
(length) than does Title. It would appear that the database related to
documents is corrupt. I can link tasks to documents without fail. I can link
issues to tasks no problem. I was receiving the same error prior to the
application of SP1 and had hoped that this problem would clear up after
applying the SP, but it hasn't. I recall that there was some mention of this
issue some time ago, however in my efforts to recall this information on the
MS support sites, I have been unsuccessful. I have finally resoted to editing
the LNKDOC.HTM script, and am now using the .TITLE object to establish the
value of the variable ndocuments. This at least allows me to execute the
script without fail, however the document information still appears to be
incorrect.
existing project document I get a scrip error with the following information:
Line 207
Char 7
Error oRetValArgs.Title[...] is null or not an object
Code 0
URL ..../_VTI_bin/LnkDoc.htm
I investigated the script using the MS Script debugger and determined that
the variable ndocuments (or something to that effect) has a greater value
(length) than does Title. It would appear that the database related to
documents is corrupt. I can link tasks to documents without fail. I can link
issues to tasks no problem. I was receiving the same error prior to the
application of SP1 and had hoped that this problem would clear up after
applying the SP, but it hasn't. I recall that there was some mention of this
issue some time ago, however in my efforts to recall this information on the
MS support sites, I have been unsuccessful. I have finally resoted to editing
the LNKDOC.HTM script, and am now using the .TITLE object to establish the
value of the variable ndocuments. This at least allows me to execute the
script without fail, however the document information still appears to be
incorrect.