Thanks E.R.
I will check into that as it might be the same causing my issue.
Tim

>Greetings Tim,
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>I hadn't used the IsRequired property previously, so I set it to see how it worked. I ended up using the .Net Validation summary instead, but had left the property set when I put it up on our hosted server. From the call stack, I think it might be in the MM.Net globalization class, but I didn't dig into it much since setting the property back to false solved my problem.
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>>E.R.,
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>>Can you give more detail about where this is occuring? I have found this same error in the framework and was planning to pass it on to Kevin. I would like to see where you are getting it to verify if it is the same. The message is not a table in my case, but a parameter passed to the error handler in MM.
>>Tim
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>>Update: Clarification: I made it sound as if there was an error in the framework and that wasn't what I intended. The error is from the framework but I am not saying it is a bug. I will pass on what I know to kevin.
>>Tim
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>>>This error came about because I had set the IsRequired property to true on a textbox. There was no error on my laptop, but the hosted server was giving the error. I'm guessing there are some MM.Net tables that I forgot to generate on the hosted server.
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>>>>I'm getting this in an SQLClient exception. I don't have a table with this name. Is it a MM.Net table?
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>>>>Regards,
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>>>>E.R.