If you encounter the above error in SmartViews, you need to add the Filter Criteria to the WHERE clause of the query. Open up the Designer and navigate to SQL Designer -> SQL. If the query already contains a WHERE clause, append "AND FilterCriteria = ...
What is it? SmartViews has a feature called "Reset Local DB," or "Cache Reset" as it was called before v462.1100. When you make changes in SmartViews, those changes don't immediately get pushed to the Cloud; instead, they are only made in a local ...
This applies to SmartViews Version 452.1000 and above on Windows 7. Versions of SmartViews 452.1000 and above uses the .NET Framework 4.5.2 (as denoted by the first 3 digits of the version of SmartViews). If a user is on Windows 7 and encounters this ...
Depending on the version of SmartViews a customer is on, they may experience this error after updating to later versions: “The specified table does not exist [sv_Users]” The following steps should be tried in order to solve the issue. Try logging in ...
A user may want to disable their ability to sync if they're working on changes that they don't want to go out to everyone just yet. To do this, open up regedit and go to the following path: ...