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Server Settings: Error: DashboardPreset: unable to select: no such row in the table

ThomasKa

New Pleskian
Hi,

I am using Plesk 10.1.1 on a Suse Linux 11.0.

After removing Plesk Billing i can not enter Server Settings, Restrict Creation of Subzones and Settings of Server Statistics, in summary all https://mydomain:8443/plesk/server/preferences/ adresses.

If i want to access one of this settings i get the following error: DashboardPreset: unable to select: no such row in the table

Please Help.

Greetz Thomas
 
Such problem may occurs if a domain has reference to custom dashboard presets that really does not exist.
To find such domain the following command can be used:

mysql -uadmin -p`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow ` -D psa -e "select d.name,d.id, dp.param, dp.val, P.id from domains d, dom_param dp left join DashboardPreset P on P.id=dp.val where dp.param='custom_preset_id' and d.id=dp.dom_id and P.id is NULL"
+----------------+---------------+----------------------+------+------+
| name | id | param | val | id |
+----------------+---------------+----------------------+------+------+
| domain.tld | 7 | custom_preset_id | 81 | NULL |
+----------------+---------------+----------------------+------+------+


Then remove references to non-existing presets from dom_param, for example:
mysql> delete from dom_param where dom_id=7 and param='custom_preset_id'
 
Complementing

If it still fails, one should also try:

mysql> delete from dom_param where dom_id=7 and param='preset_id';

Regards
 
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