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Guys, please help. I am back to a project that has been on the shelf for the past 3 months and need some help with the above error message. When I used to actively work on this project, I would modify the auto generated code to bypass this error. Unfortunately, I did not document the steps. Sounds like my table structure is breaking some convention. The foreign key table in this relationship does not have a column called AgentName. In fact, the script that creates the relationship is as follows: I will prefer not to alter the table schema and instead configure LightSpeed to break its convention here. Looks like LightSpeed is looking for an AgentName column in the LocationServiceSubscribers table, when there is none. Any help is always appreciated, thanks. I have LightSpeed version 4, Thanks. |
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Guys, can you guys please advise on what is going on here? |
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What is the FK column set to in the AgentStopSchedule table? If it is not the default name then you can set this by assigning the Column Name property on the association. If that doesn't solve it would you be able to send through your model as that will contain a bit more information about how it is currently configured that should allow us to try and help you with this :)
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