Unnable to open volume manager

[LankyTree]

I am able to view my 3 (2TB) hdd's but i cannot open volume manager to create a new volume , i just get this error code in a popup box:

Volume Manager
{"error": true, "events": [], "message": "Error: no such column: services_iscsitargetextent.iscsi_target_extent_serial"}

 

[Mirfster]

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[LankyTree]

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[Mirfster]

Simply asking for more information about your system:

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