T: Mika Saukkonen
This occurs when an index buffer is found to be corrupted when
attempting to update an index page and the index is non-UNIQUE.
Yura Venik
"Mika Saukkonen" <mi...@lukiolaistenkirjakauppa.fi> wrote in message
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> what the hell means "internal error 19" and there was some text about
> dbunlock()-function, please help me and fast
According to the internal error Norton Guide:
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| 19 NTX File Corrupted
|
| This occurs when an index buffer is found to be corrupted when
| attempting to update an index page and the index is non-UNIQUE.
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Rebuilding index file(s) will usually fix this.
Suggest you use index on or dbcreateindex(), not reindex or
dbreindex().
As additional precaution, probably overkill, I always ferase() the
index file(s) then, rebuild them.
HTH.
CU,
>don<
Donald R. Keating, CLU
DBS Company - Columbia, SC
803-731-0328 (Phone/FAX)
"Mika Saukkonen" <mi...@lukiolaistenkirjakauppa.fi> wrote in message
news:39891039...@lukiolaistenkirjakauppa.fi...
> what the hell means "internal error 19" and there was some text
about
> dbunlock()-function, please help me and fast
>
> T: Mika Saukkonen
>
>Mika,
>
>Rebuilding index file(s) will usually fix this.
>
>Suggest you use index on or dbcreateindex(), not reindex or
>dbreindex().
>
>As additional precaution, probably overkill, I always ferase() the
>index file(s) then, rebuild them.
>
>HTH.
>
>CU,
>
>>don<
>Donald R. Keating, CLU
...and as a cautionary comment, copy the original index files into a
separate sub directory, just in case the application does not have an
automatic "recreation of missing indexes" routine. Too late if you
delete them and then find the application refuses to start because of
a missing index...been there and still swearing at the original
"programmer".
Regards,
Ross McKenzie
ValuSoft
(affordable source recovery available)
(Fix1900 utility available)
(custom hardware interfaces)
www.irvis.nl
something else to consider is physical disk damage. close the dbf,
rename (_not_ delete) the index file (to .old or whatever) and create
them again. this way they will be guaranteed te reside on another
place. may sound farfetched, but i needed it once a long time ago. i
guess you can write a book about tactics like these.
--
Jules Alberts
jul...@arbodienst-limburg.nl
Also, if you have the source, is better the program first delete de
index file before re-create the index. Avoid re-index.
Gilberto Strapazon
Brasil
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It's me again
1)Dbunlock() is the same unlock function.
2)I have a question if you have some other file problems, liked
corrupted files. I have many problems with loss of data, beginning with
some stations with bad conections in the network, and others, that
cause files to be corrupted.
3) Also, verify if the programs allways open all the index files when
update key fields.
Greetings
19 NTX File Corrupted
This occurs when an index buffer is found to be corrupted when
attempting to update an index page and the index is non-UNIQUE.
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HTH
Steve Quinn
The only cure for insomnia is to get more sleep.
Everybody lies, but it doesn't matter since nobody listens.
I wished the buck stopped here, as I could use a few.
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