I can imagine that they did the analyze and only then pretranslated the file. And then when creating the package they did NOT let Studio to recalculate the analysis, but let it put the existing report in the package (this is all configurable in the package creation options, IIRC).
And there you go...

I can imagine that they did the analyze and only then pretranslated the file. And then when creating the package they did NOT let Studio to recalculate the analysis, but let it put the existing report in the package (this is all configurable in the package creation options, IIRC).
And there you go...

Thanks, Evzen. 

Sounds like this could be the reason for the discrepancy alright.

So you´re saying that there is an option when creating a package where you can allow Studio to not recalculate the analysis? Is it an option or is it more likely that they didn´t select the option which would tell Studio to recalculate?

This also means that  when I open the package and convert it to a project, the Analyze File Report that is included in the project is not created in that moment? It´s an old file. 

I have now tried to run a new Batch tasks > Analyze file, and I get the below error - is it related?

It would be good to know so that I can help explain this to the client so they know what they should be doing. 

Thanks again, 

Katie

Hi Evzen, 

I wonder if you have any idea about the above?

Hopefully you can help! :)

//Katie

Katie Woods said:

So you´re saying that there is an option when creating a package where you can allow Studio to not recalculate the analysis? Is it an option or is it more likely that they didn´t select the option which would tell Studio to recalculate?

These are the defaults when creating a project package:

Katie Woods said:

This also means that  when I open the package and convert it to a project, the Analyze File Report that is included in the project is not created in that moment?

No, it's not created. It's extracted from the package. It has always worked like this.

Katie Woods said:

I have now tried to run a new Batch tasks > Analyze file, and I get the below error - is it related?

No, it's not.
It rather suggests that something is really wrong with your Studio installation.
You should try to repair your installation, or reinstall Studio.

Thanks very much, Evzen.

It´s great to get this information! 

I will analyze it, will speak to the client and will check my Studio

Thanks again!

//Katie

Hi again Ezren,

Is is possible that I get this error because I don´t have permission to run a file analysis on this client´s files seeing as it came form a package?

//Katie 

No, there isn't - and never was - such thing as permission to run analysis. Where did you get this idea from?.

It was just an idea seeing as this is the first time that there has ever been an error running the file analysis and I haven´t worked with packages from this client before.