Hi Anders,

Thanks for the information. After an initial assessment, there are two options here:

1. Allow us remote access to your PostgreSQL database so we can try to fix the underlying table that managed to get two date columns and then fix the dataset.

or

2. Help you delete the OGTT dataset and start over by re-importing the excel files "TNS (visit)-OGTT-2015-02-06-1627.xls" and "TNS (visit)-OGTT-2015-02-06-1635.xls" that are sitting in the files directory for that study (assuming those are the files that you used to create your OGTT dataset from).

Based on what I've seen so far, I think we should take the first option here. So far, in trying to get to that dataset from any place seems to create that error since the platform is trying to read the table first.

However, if you would prefer to try deleting the table, please see if this link will work:

https://labkey01.usit.uio.no/labkey/study/TNS%20%28visit%29/deleteDataset.view?datasetId=5002

If this link works, then the dataset will be deleted. If it doesn't work, then you'll just get the same error as before and we would just proceed with the original plan.

I've created the following bug ticket for tracking purposes: https://www.labkey.org/issues/home/Developer/issues/details.view?issueId=22513

Regards,

Jon