This error message is displayed when you specify an invalid name for a Stores element.
The names of DBTables, Tables, WebTesting and XML elements are used to directly address them in scripts, so these names must be valid script identifiers. Scripting languages supported by TestComplete have different naming rules, but there is a simple way to make a name suitable for any scripting language: by using alphanumeric (A…Z, a…z, 0…9) or underscore ( _ ) characters in the name and start the name with a letter.
Requirements for the names of Files, Objects and Regions elements are less strict. When you create a new checkpoint, TestComplete saves its data in the file under the same name that you specify for the checkpoint, so this name must match Windows file naming rules. That is, it can contain only characters from the extended character set (128-255), except for the following reserved characters:
< > : " / \ | ? *
However, you can rename the Files, Objects and Regions elements so that their names contain special characters, if needed. To rename these items, you can use the Files, Objects and Regions editors, respectively.