sometimes these are erroneous
I disagree. These are simple error message that means what they say.
The first thing to note is that these are two completely different errors. They don’t have anything to do with each other.
As Dave hinted, you’ve given us almost nothing to go on. What were you trying to do when these error messages appeared? Were you doing something that would run a procedure or formula you have written?
Field or Variable [optionsDatabasePath] does not exist.
There is internal Panorama code that uses a variable with the name optionsDatabasePath. So I’m kind of suspicious that this might somehow be involved. However, this code is only used by the Database Options dialog, and only when the Auxiliary Database panel is open. For example, this variable is used when adding another auxiliary database. Is that what you were doing? On the other hand, I’ve not heard of anyone else reporting a problem with this panel. I don’t see any way this variable could be referenced by code outside of this panel.
Of course it’s also possible that you have written code that references a variable called optionsDatabasePath. But I would think you would have mentioned it if you had.
getfieldproperties function error, field [URL] does not exist in database [Messages1231KEYB
Do you have a database named Messages1231KEYB? That certainly isn’t anything built into Panorama.
It’s hard to check with the field left at literally “[URL].”
The field being referenced is just URL, not [URL]. This must be a field of yours, I don’t believe Panorama has any URL fields in any of its internal databases.
Despite the “field [URL]” not existing, everything seems to work.
Well something is not working. When an error like this occurs, Panorama stops whatever procedure it was running, and the rest of that procedure doesn’t ever run. So if there was more to do, it isn’t getting done.
- What’s this about?
Impossible to say with the information provided.
- As annoying as this is, can I safely ignore it at least for now?
That doesn’t seem like a good idea to me.
Dismissing them seems to make them go away for a little while
Well, it probably just “goes away” until you try to perform that same operation again.