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PIS Error | Code: 5283 #32

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opened 2024-11-02 19:33:36 +00:00 by owlbot · 0 comments
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        PIS Code 5283.
        Diagram dated 2024-10-29 00:00:00 has been parsed and produced a mismatch with the OwlBoard database.

        Diagram  Stops: PLY,DPT,DOC,KEY,SBF,STS,SGM,MEN,LSK

        Database Stops: PLY,DVP,DOC,KEY,SBF,STS,SGM,MEN,LSK

        This requires a manual check of the PIS file to identify mistakes or changes.
PIS Code 5283. Diagram dated 2024-10-29 00:00:00 has been parsed and produced a mismatch with the OwlBoard database. Diagram Stops: PLY,DPT,DOC,KEY,SBF,STS,SGM,MEN,LSK Database Stops: PLY,DVP,DOC,KEY,SBF,STS,SGM,MEN,LSK This requires a manual check of the PIS file to identify mistakes or changes.
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