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We have 100 cals available. 96 are allocated to one file and 2 to another file for a total of 98. However when we try to add two (2) more to the file with 96 I get the following error message:
"Too many document cals allocated"
I can't figure out why I can't add two more. I went into my recycle bin and restored files to see if any had 2 cals allocated to them but this was not the case.
Any help?
Thanks,
Steve
That's right.
If you lost two Document CALs because you deleted the document to which they were assigned, you can reclaim them by simply creating a dummy document with the exact same name. The Document CALs are still (invisibly) assigned to this non-existent document, and by creating a dummy document, the QMC user interface will restore access to the CAL assignments.
Unassign the Document CALs and delete the dummy document, and everything should be fine.
And just to be sure, does the Document CAL tab for the document to which you want to assign these extra CALs specify a string like this in the overview: "Document CALs not allocated on server: 0"?
Best,
Peter
Steve,
Try the steps suggested in this thread - your CALs are likely assigned to a file that no longer exists.
Thanks for the reply.
Do you know if I put the original file (that was deleted) back - will the 2 cals still be allocated to it...then I can remove them?
Steve
That's right.
If you lost two Document CALs because you deleted the document to which they were assigned, you can reclaim them by simply creating a dummy document with the exact same name. The Document CALs are still (invisibly) assigned to this non-existent document, and by creating a dummy document, the QMC user interface will restore access to the CAL assignments.
Unassign the Document CALs and delete the dummy document, and everything should be fine.
And just to be sure, does the Document CAL tab for the document to which you want to assign these extra CALs specify a string like this in the overview: "Document CALs not allocated on server: 0"?
Best,
Peter
THanks
Thanks.