View or Schema name in the template conflicts with the names in a previous version of the template. variable1 name capitalization changing from "variable3" to "variable2"
The updated View or Schema name in the template conflicts with the names in a previous version of the template
Check the view or schema names in the row section of the template declaration and make sure that the capitalization of names is identical to the previous version of the template. For changing the capitalization of a view or schema name, disable all templates that reference the view or schema and wait for TDE related reindexing to finish. Once reindexing is done, you can insert the updated templates with the new capitalized view/schema names.
Collection scopes, directory scopes, and path-namespaces cannot be declared in child extraction templates, bad node:: variable1
View or Schema name is not consistent across extraction templates. variable1 name different capitalization "variable3" vs. "variable2"
Check the view or schema names in the row section of all the relevant template declarations and make sure that the capitalization of names is identical across all templates. For changing the capitalization of a view or schema name, disable all templates that reference the view or schema and wait for TDE related reindexing to finish. Once reindexing is done, you can insert the updated templates with the new capitalized view/schema names.
User inserted a document where certain data caused an error in one of the extraction templates. The most common causes are wrong data-type, missing data for the specified column or triple, the template matched multiple nodes (revisit the context or the val expression). Also user didn't set the invalid-values option in the row/triple configuration.
Check the error returned. Either change the data-type in the template, fix the val expression or modify the context matching. If any of those cannot be changed and you still want to insert the data, set the invalid-values option to "ignore" either on the column or the triple's subject, predicate or object.
The enabled element can only be used in the top-level template. Child templates cannot be enabled/disabled separately, bad node: variable1