When attempting to open the Cases view in Revvity LifeCycle 3.2, error 381 is likely caused by an issue with an underlying TIBCO Spotfire component, particularly a corrupted analysis file or an information link pointing to a changed data source. The Cases view is an analysis file that relies on Spotfire to retrieve and display data.
Here is a breakdown of the likely causes and how to troubleshoot them.
Common causes for error 381
- Corrupted Spotfire analysis file: The Cases view is a Spotfire analysis file (
.dxp). If this file has become corrupted, it can cause the "invalid property array index" error (error code 381) when the program tries to access data. - Missing or invalid data source: The information link that connects the Cases view to its data source may be missing, corrupted, or pointing to a data source that no longer exists or has been changed.
- Insufficient permissions: The user's account may not have the necessary "Access" permissions to the Spotfire library folders where the information links and data sources are located.
- Connectivity issues: Problems with the network connection or the Spotfire Web Player service could prevent the Cases view from loading correctly.
Troubleshooting steps
- Check the Spotfire Information Link:
- Log in to TIBCO Spotfire Analyst with administrator privileges.
- Go to Tools > Information Designer.
- Find the information link used for the LifeCycle Cases view.
- Right-click the information link and select Validate.
- If the validation fails, you will need to reconfigure or fix the data source.
- Verify permissions for the Spotfire library:
- Log in to the Spotfire Server URL as an administrator.
- Navigate to the Library Administration page.
- Ensure that the user experiencing the error (or their associated group) has "Access" permissions to all relevant library folders, including the data source folder.
- Investigate server logs:
- Examine the server logs for more detailed error information.
- Look for logs in both your Revvity LifeCycle environment and the TIBCO Spotfire Web Player instance. Errors can include:
System.InvalidOperationExceptionOperatorException
- This may reveal issues with specific data tables or column properties.
- Contact Revvity support:
- Since this is a Revvity-specific product integration, the most effective solution may come from their support team.
- Provide them with the specific error message and any relevant server logs.
- If the issue is due to a corrupted
.dxpfile, support may be able to provide a fresh, uncorrupted version.
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