Cannot find the root of your orgchart. The orgchart box may have been delet

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Hi All
I have searched to forum for similar issues, but none seem to apply to the errors I get in the CDS log.
When try-ing to view the Orgchart, in the Orgchart Console I get the following message "Cannot find the root of your orgchart. The orgchart box may have been deleted or incorrectly specified."
This is the entry in the CDS log.
6/29/2010 9:26 AM:     ERROR: FieldsType : fieldName = ObjectId; tableName = PositionEmpHierarchy; : Source {.Net SqlClient Data Provider}: Message {Invalid object name 'PositionEmpHierarchy'.}
6/29/2010 9:26 AM:     ERROR: FieldsType : fieldName = ObjectId; tableName = PositionEmpHierarchy; : Source {.Net SqlClient Data Provider}: Message {Invalid object name 'PositionEmpHierarchy'.}
6/29/2010 9:26 AM:     ERROR: FieldsType : fieldName = ObjectId; tableName = PositionEmpHierarchy; : Source {.Net SqlClient Data Provider}: Message {Invalid object name 'PositionEmpHierarchy'.}
6/29/2010 9:26 AM:     ERROR: FieldsType : fieldName = ObjectId; tableName = PositionEmpHierarchy; : Source {.Net SqlClient Data Provider}: Message {Invalid object name 'PositionEmpHierarchy'.}
6/29/2010 9:26 AM:     ERROR: FieldsType : fieldName = 50000025; tableName = PositionEmpHierarchy; : Source {.Net SqlClient Data Provider}: Message {Invalid object name 'PositionEmpHierarchy'.}
6/29/2010 9:26 AM:     ERROR: CommandProcessor.getDataSet : select top 25 ObjectId,ShortText,LongText,ParentNo,ParentName,Relation,ObjectType,Pernr,EmpAbbr,EmpName,PositionParent,Subty,Prozt,Vacan,Status from PositionEmpHierarchy where (ObjectId=50000025) order by  Upper(ObjectId)  asc, Upper(Pernr)  asc, Upper(PositionParent)  asc|DC=DestinationConnection : Source {.Net SqlClient Data Provider}: Message {Invalid object name 'PositionEmpHierarchy'.}
Any suggestions as to what I am missing ?

Answer 1

Hi Spike,
There could be a number of reasons why the PositionEmpHierarchy table has not been created. My advice is to run an extract and then run each line of your join statements in your DB. This will highlight where the problem lies.
Good luck!
Luke