Why do I suddenly get an error message in MemoQ that there is no working translation memory? Téma indítója: Fredrik Pettersson
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Yesterday evening when I was away from the computer for having dinner, something happened with my MemoQ project (which is connected to the customer's server: an online project). The screen was freezed when I came back, and after a while MemoQ closed itself. I restarted and tried to open the same project, but couldn't, only received this error messa... See more Yesterday evening when I was away from the computer for having dinner, something happened with my MemoQ project (which is connected to the customer's server: an online project). The screen was freezed when I came back, and after a while MemoQ closed itself. I restarted and tried to open the same project, but couldn't, only received this error message each time I tried:
https://www.screencast.com/t/RS3a9EHI
And when I confirmed the error message the file couldn't be opened (MemoQ reverted to the project list with all projects).
So I restarted my computer, but that didn't help either. What did help was to close all reference documents I had opened, and also the project folder (not where MemoQ keeps its files, but where I keep my own reference files).
But after that, I got this new problem:
"There is no working (primary) translation memory attached to the project"
I get above error message when I try to confirm a segment (now I can open the project again and translate and save the file, but I can't confirm the segments into the TM, only get above error message each time I try).
What can have caused this, and what should I do? ▲ Collapse
| | | | Lincoln Hui 
Hongkong
Local time: 16:31
ProZ.com-tag
kínai - angol
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It's one of several dumber things about memoQ. Just create your own translation memory on your local computer.
| | | | | Not sure but | Sep 12, 2017 |
Not sure but I think the problem might be on the client's side.
I once had a situation where I couldn't open the project anymore and MemoQ would freeze (but other projects from other clients still worked fine) and got in touch with the client. They told me they had had a power outage over the weekend and their MemoQ server went down.
I'd say, check with the client to see if there's anything going on on their side.
| | | | | Again.... memoQ server down | Sep 12, 2017 |
I think I remember that you had this situation in the past: your customer's memoQ server is down. Ask your customer about it! Remember that, when working online, memoQ has two sides: client (your computer) and server (your customer's memoQ server). If any of the two does not work, you cannot work in your project.
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Fredrik Pettersson
Svédország
Local time: 10:31
Tag (2009 óta)
angol - svéd
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TÉMAINDÍTÓ | Asked the client, but he said no problems on their side | Sep 12, 2017 |
It was one of the first things I did, to ask my customer because I've experienced this before. But he said they didn't have any issues on their side, and they were not performing any maintenance or anything.
Anyway, it worked fine to check out the project one more time, after that I could resume my work as normal again. Probably the best to do when getting issues with an online project is just to check it out again.
| | | | | unhelpful phrase highjacking | Sep 12, 2017 |
I think having dinner away from your screen was a mistake.
You never know what can happen when your computer is hooked onto a server that lives its own life somewhere far away.
Tomás Cano Binder, BA, CT wrote:
...Remember that, when working online, ...
...you lose an awful lot of time if you run into connection problems that have nothing to do with you. And this time is not compensated.
You lose hair, your skin goes grey and saggy, your blood pressure increases, your life expectancy decreases.
You have to factor this in when charging customers who demand you to translate online.
Philippe
| | | | | Other factors | Sep 12, 2017 |
Fredrik Pettersson wrote:
It was one of the first things I did, to ask my customer because I've experienced this before. But he said they didn't have any issues on their side, and they were not performing any maintenance or anything.
Another thing that comes to mind is that the customer (or the customer's server) does not have a fixed IP address or that there have been changes in that sense. Your computer internally tries to find a server that is no longer there.
Indeed, a new checkout is best in this kind of situations. Sometimes it also takes throwing your local copy (from "My computer" in memoQ's server box) to the trash bin, then do the checkout. This way, you get a fully clean copy of everything and, as long as your customer's server is up and running, you can resume your work.
| | | | | I found a way to solve the problem | Jun 17, 2024 |
Hello,
I had just the same problem as you guies and after leaving it "to sleep" over the weekend, I found how to solve it.
I went into Translation Memories, in Project Home.
I clicked on it and found that the box next to Working Memory was unchecked.
I simply checked it back on.
Et voilà!
But of course, you need to have a memory created/attached to the project in the first place.
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