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Got error: [FATAL] Cannot load field defs for Task/Opportunities/ForecastWorksheet

Autchara Chaiprom

Hi all,

I got this error every second that make log is big

and it shows 3 lines of the same pattern.

Wed Dec  9 02:31:04 2015 [11773][1][FATAL] Cannot load field defs for Task

Wed Dec  9 02:31:04 2015 [11773][1][FATAL] Cannot load field defs for Opportunity

Wed Dec  9 02:31:04 2015 [11773][1][FATAL] Cannot load field defs for ForecastWorksheet

Wed Dec  9 02:31:05 2015 [10899][1][FATAL] Cannot load field defs for Task

Wed Dec  9 02:31:05 2015 [10899][1][FATAL] Cannot load field defs for Opportunity

Wed Dec  9 02:31:05 2015 [10899][1][FATAL] Cannot load field defs for ForecastWorksheet

Do you have any idea to investigate this error?

SugarCRM Enterprise, Version 7.5.2.0

Thank you,

M

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    Hi Autchara,

    This error typically occurs when a row is deleted from one table (say, "tasks"), but relationship tables still reference that record id. Deleting a record using the UI should not cause this, but manually removing a row from the database can leave orphaned relationship rows. If you're aware of any deletions that have taken place directly in the database, I would look for any related data that may be hanging around in the database causing these errors. Let me know if you have any questions!

    -Alan

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    Hi Autchara,

    This error typically occurs when a row is deleted from one table (say, "tasks"), but relationship tables still reference that record id. Deleting a record using the UI should not cause this, but manually removing a row from the database can leave orphaned relationship rows. If you're aware of any deletions that have taken place directly in the database, I would look for any related data that may be hanging around in the database causing these errors. Let me know if you have any questions!

    -Alan

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