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When opening PeopleSync Console, the following error message is shown:
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Error Message
The
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application
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cannot
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connect
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to
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the
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specified
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database,
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because
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the
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latter
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doesn't
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exist
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or
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its
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version
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is
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older
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than
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that
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of
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the
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application.
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This
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error
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occurred
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because
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the
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automatic
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database
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update
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was
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disabled
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when
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the
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application
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was
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started
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without
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debugging.
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To
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avoid
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this
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error,
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you
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should
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either
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start
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the
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application
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under
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Visual
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Studio
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in
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debug
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mode,
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or
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modify
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the
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source
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code
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of
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the
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'DatabaseVersionMismatch'
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event
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handler
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to
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enable
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automatic
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database
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update,
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or
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manually
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create
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a
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database
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using
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the
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'DBUpdater'
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tool.
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Anyway,
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refer
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to
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the
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'Update
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Application
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and
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Database
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Versions'
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help
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topic
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at
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http://www.devexpress.com/Help/?document=ExpressApp/CustomDocument2795.htm
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for
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more
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detailed
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information.
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If
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this
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doesn't
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help,
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please
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contact
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our
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Support
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Team
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at
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http://www.devexpress.com/Support/Center/
Solution
This error may be shown when the user running the console doesn't have permission to access the PeopleSync database.
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In SQL Server Management Studio, go to the tree in the left-hand side. From top level, go to Security\Logins.
Open context menu and select "New Login".
For "Login Name", select your AD group. Also select "Windows Authentication" and set "Default Database" to the PeopleSync DB.:
Go to "Securables" and select the PeopleSync database. Then select db_datareader and db_datawriter permissions:
Save.
Add your user to this AD group, logoff/logon and try opening the PeopleSync console again.
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