1. Make sure your schema doesn’t appear in the list of database objects for your project.
2. Check the TCX_OBJECTS to see if the object in question, or the schema in question, appears in the table. It may be mapped to a previous PROJECT_ID that no longer exists. If they exist, delete them from the TCX_OBJECT_HISTORY table first, then the TCX_OBJECTS table. Since they’re not supposed to be controlled, they don’t have a reason to be in those tables anyway.
3. Check in the TCX_PROJECTS table. If there is only one project set up, there should only be one record. If there are more, they may be linked to an older configuration that didn’t get cleared out correctly.
4. In the TCX_PROJECTS, copy the contents of the PROJECT_CONFIGURATION value into Notepad++ (or any editor than can do XML formatting) and see if your schema appears in it anywhere. It shouldn’t, but if it does, your project configuration somehow got messed up.
Most of these should never happen, but it’s always good to check everything in order to track down what happened (and why). For last-resort options to try:
5. Have everyone check in their objects and then open the Team Coding Configuration window. In the top, there’s a recycle bin icon. Clicking that will delete all records from the TCX_OBJECTS and TCX_OBJECT_HISTORY tables and rebuild them based on your project configuration and your existing objects in the database. It will give you a fresh set of object control records, but it will not bring over previous history from your old Team Coding configuration. It will start your object history over as new.
6. As a final last-resort option, you can uninstall and re-install Team Coding. This will give you the option of re-importing your previous configuration; but you’ll have to start over with the configuration.
One thing to note is that if your previous configuration was corrupt, it would be safer to simply create your projects new from scratch (rather than importing them) and leave the old history of those objects in the old Team Coding tables from the older version. This essentially makes your Team Coding configuration in 12.11 a fresh start.
