Project Server 2010 Reporting database corrupt after Administrative restore of Enterprise Lookup Tables

Hi Guys
Prosperous 2014 to all . I am stuck with a Huge issue that I am unable to resolve. I did a PWA Administrative restore the other day to try to recover some fields that was deleted.
After the restore I got a queue error and since then my reporting database is screwed up. I tried to re-save the lookup tables, fields and views to no avail.
None of my reports are working and every time I publish I get a reporting queue error on the projects.
Your urgent help to sort this issue out will be highly appreciated
Thanks
Willem

Hello,
What was the queue error? Have you tried the restore of custom fields again?
Paul
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