D131 Incorrect field datatype encountered

Just received two D131 errors today. Can't recall this ever
happening. A google search isn't returning much help. Any
suggestions for what to do about it?
Thanks,
Ken

On Thu, 16 Aug 2012 10:16:03 GMT, laurabuckley
<[email protected]> wrote:
>Where did you see these errors?
The system emailed them to me with an attachment.
Subject: domain.po Error: D131
Error that occurred: D131-Incorrect field datatype encountered
Sender domain: <domain>
Sender post office: <po>
Sender user ID: <user id>
Message passed to server by: <user id>
To requeue, save the last attachment to <post office
path>\WPCSOUT\OFS\0
>Are you running datasynchronizer mobility pack?
yes. v1.2.3 Build 882
Regards,
Ken

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