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SteveS1
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Expression.Error: The key didn't match any rows in the table

‎01-25-2016 05:49 PM

I need assistance.

 

I get the above shown expression error.

I am in the desktop.  I  am connecting to an Azure SQL database.  It has 20 tables. I have previously direct connected to 18 of the 20.  Now i open a brand new model, and i choose to connect to previous data source.  I see all 20 tables.  I choose the 19th table.  As soon as i 'check the box' (selecting the table), the above error (The key didn't match any rows in the table) shows up in the Navigator box. 

 

The table has a primary key.  It also has a foreign key to another table.

 

This is my first post.  Have i missed providing any important information to solving this issue?

 

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pqian
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‎01-26-2016 12:28 PM
You are seeing locally cached results been returned. I think the 19th table is new in the database and therefore doesn't exist in the local cache. In this case simply refresh from the navigator (button right on top of the error) should work.

In the next release of desktop we plan to automatically refresh your local cache if we see this error.

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