Thank you very very very much.

The solution worked like magic.

 Hello bg2492, this really helped me.

In addition, I'm attaching an image that can serve as a guide for people with this same error.

Regards.

bg2492

Hello msgsadek,

this behaviour may be caused by an inconsitency in the CrossRef Table in the
configuration database.
You can try to RESET the CrossRef Table, to correct this.
A modifying in the configuration database is needed to do this,
Therefore I recomend, to make a Backup from your project, before you
execute the following steps.

1.) Open the WinCC-project in the Windows Explorer
2.) Start the MS SQL Server Managment Studio 2014
3.) Open there the QueryEditor, and execute there
4.) UPDATE [CC_........].[dbo].[XrefConfig] ("CC....."= DatasourceName of you configuration database )
SET ParameterValue = 'False'
WHERE ParameterName = 'DataInitialized'
GO
5.) Now you get a message 1 Row affected
6.) Close the MS SQL Server Managment Studio 2014
7.) open CrossRef-Editor, all Data will be read new

If this would not help too, you could try to delete
the content of the following tables:

XrefConfig
XrefFileElement
XrefReference
XrefSourceObject
XrefText

These tables are empty in a new project as log you not yet have
used the CrossReference.

Regards

Georg Berghof

Hello bg2492, 

Small remark:

1.) Open the WinCC-project in the Windows Explorer SIMATIC WinCC Explorer

New question published by jozjo is split to a separate thread with the subject Trying to migrate a WinCC project from WinCC v6.0 to v8.1.

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Wit_Moderator