Message-Id: <s5b9d60f.035@LAW.SYR.EDU> Date: Fri, 26 Jan 2007 10:20:28 -0500 From: "Andrea Rabbia" <arrabbia@law.syr.edu> Subject: RE: [lawvoyage] Complex Prediction Pattern unstable
Thanks Barbara. It does help knowing I can go to a far extreme to
delete the component and start over. However, in many cases I would
have to sacrifice close to 10 years of receipt history in Voyager if I
deleted and started over; I am not sure it's worth it just to get rid of
a wrong CPP...
Thanks,
Andrea
>>> "Henigman, Barbara" <henigman@law.uiuc.edu> 1/26/2007 9:52 AM >>>
Hi Andrea,
I have noticed this as well. I have come to the conclusion that even
though a pattern is closed the component still remains attached. If I
am creating a pattern and want to redo it before there is any history, I
will delete the entire component and start over. This seems to make it
detach completely and then I can delete the pattern with the mistake.
Hope this helps,
Barb
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Subject: [lawvoyage] Complex Prediction Pattern unstable
Hello fellow Law Voyager Users,
I was wondering if anyone else was having trouble with Complex
Prediction Patterns (CPP). Here is a recurring problem that I have
encountered:
1. I create a new CPP, e.g. three nos. a yr. (3) IAS: no(R) mo yr CP
(this is our weird naming convention for 3x/yr. with a label before no.
mo. yr. of Interim Annotation Service, where no. restarts each year)
2. I assign it to a component, e.g. Michigan Compiled Laws, interim
annotation service
3. I notice I forgot to add the number (no.) element to the pattern -
so it's really just three nos. a yr. (3) IAS: month year CPP
4. So I close the pattern for this component and return to the New CPP
area
5. This time I really do create a new CPP with three nos. a yr. (3)
IAS: no(R) mo yr CP
6. I assign it to a component, e.g. Michigan Compiled Laws, interim
annotation service, and it works beautifully
7. I try to delete the first instance of three nos. a yr. (3) IAS:
no(R) mo yr CP but it says it is still attached to the Michigan Compiled
Laws, interim annotation service - which it is not, because I closed the
pattern in step 4.
8. I rename it, and try again to delete it, but it still says that
Michigan Compiled Laws, interim annotation service is an Attached
Publication
This is the fourth time I have had this happen. Has anyone else
noticed this?
Andrea
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