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Originally posted by: aop

Hi!

If some invalid value is defined as a parameter runtime property name in the parameter declarations window it does not warn about this when the invalid valule is given (I can click OK in parameter declarations window wihtout getting any warning). If I close parameter declarations window and node editor and after this I re-open the parameter declarations and try to click OK I get the message "Invalid run time property name". At this stage there's no way of getting back from the parameter declarations as the error message about the invalid name is thrown even if I clear the runtime property name or change it to a valid one.

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Originally posted by: Tim Meagher

Hi,

This has been raised in our bug tracking system as issue# 5048.

Regards,
Tim.

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Originally posted by: DanRosenblatt

For anyone running into this, it's possible to get caught in a loop if you've saved your graph containing a node with an invalid runtime property name.

To work around this, close your graph, open its .brg file with your favorite text editor, and search for the line containing the property. For example, if you named one of your parameters "123Illegal/Name", you'll see a line that looks something like:

editor:propdef=123Illegal/Name|string|1|ls.brain.node.myNode.123Illegal/Name|None

Delete this line or remove the invalid characters, then save the .brg. Now when you open the .brg with the Business Rules Editor, the node will no longer have the offending parameter.