Runtime Error No. 3043 (Disk or Networkerror)
Andreas Meyer
I divided my database into backend and frontend.
The linked tables in my frontend works fine. And yesterday,
even my vba-code, that opens und updates the backend
via "opentable" worked fine. Today - nothing was changed -
I got a runtime error in the vba-code while updating the
backend database. Do you have any idea?
Yours,
Andreas Meyer
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Andreas Meyer
Sorry, I have forgotten to write, that
I use MS-ACCESS 7.0.
Andreas Meyer wrote:
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Havasu
I have an application built exactly as yours. The backend is on an NT4.0
server. ALL CABLES have been reinstalled with tested CAT-5. All disks in
the server have been reformatted and are mirrored... this error (DISK OR
NETWORK ERROR) , requireing a RECOVERY of the back end in order to continue
normally, happens from 1 to 10 times a day!!! There are only 9 workstations
on the network... Any ideas or help would be appreciated
Randy Boback
Omnitech Migrations International
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Andreas Meyer <me...@glamus.de> wrote in article
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Steve Young
If your primary network protocol is IPX/SPX, try changing to TCP/IP.
There's a KB article about this concerning NT 3.51 servers and Win 95
clients, but I suspect it's a problem with NT 4.0 as well.
Regards,
S.Y.
Havasu
Steve Young <mer...@netins.net> wrote in article
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> If your primary network protocol is IPX/SPX, try changing to TCP/IP.
> There's a KB article about this concerning NT 3.51 servers and Win 95
> clients, but I suspect it's a problem with NT 4.0 as well.
>
> Regards,
>
> S.Y.
>
completely removed to no avail :-(.... The article you reffer to also
states NT 3.51, and is fixed with Service Pack 5, while we are running
NT4.0 and Service pack 3...
I am considering swapping the protocol back to Netbeui... While we had a
small (2 station) network on Netbeui, this was not an issue...
Could this be a solution?
Steve Johnston
There was an extensive thread on this problem just a few days ago on
another newsgroup. Search Dejanews for "Disk Network or Human Error
Access" and you should see the entire thread. Cheap unmanaged hubs
contribute to this problem. Check out the thread, if I can be of any
help email me.
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D Paul Phillips
> There's a KB article about this concerning NT 3.51 servers and Win 95
> clients, but I suspect it's a problem with NT 4.0 as well.
>
> Regards,
>
> S.Y.
server. The problem was that I was running out of disk space alloted to
the client. Just an idea!
Steve Johnston
If you are not using DHCP to set your IP addresses check your machines
LMHOSTS file and your IP addresses in properties for your protocol,
(hopefully Netbeui and TCP/IP with TCP/IP being the default protocol
checked) and make sure that the IP addresses are the correct subnet and
that they match your LMHOSTS file.
You don't mention whether or not you have service packs installed on
your NT Server, Service pack 3 is required for stable performance. NT
had a serious memory corruption problem before SR-1 was released.
Tony Toews
"Havasu" <bob...@stopspam.nbnet.nb.ca> wrote:
>this error (DISK OR
>NETWORK ERROR) , requireing a RECOVERY of the back end in order to continue
>normally, happens from 1 to 10 times a day!!!
I've also heard of a bad network card causing these kinda troubles.
If nothing else works try turning off each work station for a day one
by one and then, if nothing else, move the mdb off the server in case
it's network card is bad.
Tony
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