Admin console custom menu

Hi,
In the admin console, I cannot enter the custom menu option anymore to set up custom menu. I must have entered a wrong character in the process name or whatever.
Do you know in which table the information are stored in the database?
Kind regards,
Chanthy

Hi,
No worries, I solved the problem. Information are stored in an .mnu file in the webfolder\application name\process selector.
I edited this file and deleted the special character. Everything is fine now.
Kind regards,
Chanthy

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