Error 9201

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mosh1

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Sep 2, 2013, 6:37:51 PM9/2/13
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Hi! What causes this error and how can I know in which area it occured? To reindex all databases is very time consuming,
the line is code also not helps if I changed that code.


Application Internal Error - F:\POS\sales32.exe
Terminated at: 2013.09.02 17:31:34
Unrecoverable error 9201: hb_cdxPageKeyLeafBalance: index corrupted.
Called from DBUNLOCK(0)
Called from ORDOBJ:COMPLETE(432) in ORD.prg
Called from SALE:SAVE(1501) in SALE.prg
Called from MAIN(2177) in BUCH1.prg
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elch

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Sep 4, 2013, 1:25:12 PM9/4/13
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Hi,


you are using any kind of network ? - does it occure more or less regulary when more than one user is active ?? -- _then_ i would just guess a cache setting problem ...

In this case ! maybe read here just as intro into the general problem:

https://groups.google.com/d/msg/harbour-users/SX2mnEB56aI/GOSHIM4QkHUJ


maybe provide more information about your environment to the other gurus here ;-)


regards

rolf

mosh1

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Sep 4, 2013, 4:08:01 PM9/4/13
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Hi

Yes this is Windows network, XP. What are cash settings and how can I set them?

elch

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Sep 5, 2013, 2:38:06 AM9/5/13
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Hi again,


Yes this is Windows network, XP. What are cash settings and how can I set them?
 

cash for cache, hehe ;-)


Look into the sourcecode of the mentioned function:

Win_OSNetRegOK() -- you will find it in contrib/hbwin/win_os.prg

This because you better know a bit, what registry keys will be changed -- in case you want to revert something you can search for them if and how they are set before, or make a backup.


Without any param it will only check and report true or false, if the settings are good. To use it you have to link the hbwin lib, just add a 'hbwin.hbc' to your .hbp

Then use it one time on every client/server, logged in as admin! with .T. as first param.


HTH, regards

rolf

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