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There is a reason because the default _RefObjCommon table have the ID as automatic increase, non-editable. You copied the same row twice and now you have 2 rows with the same data, so the sql manager is not able to figure out which one are you trying to delete.

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Originally Posted by Synx7 There is a reason because the default _RefObjCommon table have the ID as automatic increase, non-editable. You copied the same row twice and now you have 2 rows with the same data, so the sql manager is not able to figure out which one are you trying to delete.

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Originally Posted by eiron2010 Uh the solution Uh the solution

Restore your database and leave the RefObjCommon table alone, don't modify the structure of it, just add/remove items -_-

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Originally Posted by Synx7 Restore your database and leave the RefObjCommon table alone, don't modify the structure of it, just add/remove items -_-

Delete db