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Cannot use <svris01>: Not in Scope

Cannot use <svris01>: Not in Scope

Not in scope messages mean that the referenced object (in this case svris01) is not defined in objects.C anymore. These errors usually come up when you try and load old rulebases when the objects in them don't exist anymore.

Your options are to:

Remove the references to this object manually by editing the rulebases.fws file and the corresponding .W files. Note: Before you do this, make backups of the files you modify.
Recreate the object in the GUI.

-- PhoneBoy - 23 Feb 2004

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