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The program also installed the C-Tree GUI tools, both the ISAM and SQL explorers. I believe the files are ISAM, but I cannot find an over arching DB file to connect to, and all of my connections via C-Tree get rejected, so there doesn't seem to be any database installed, just a bunch of .DAT and .IDX files
Using old traditional c-tree one would write a C program which included the file definition of the data and index table(s). If you have this code you can set up ISAM explorer to access the files. Alternatively, you may be able to determine the file layout by reading the raw .dat file then using ISAM explorer for convenience.
"Oh and yes, try faircom explorer and see if you can connect to the database.. (port is 5712 in dentrix but in faircom it is similar but something else) the sql explorer is 6759 I think and that is the same in both dentrix and faircom.
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3 Contents 1. c-treeace Architectural Concepts Server Advantages vs. Multiuser Standalone c-treeace Storage System Support Positioning the c-treeace in the System Architecture... 4 Single c-treeace Architecture... 5 Multiple c-treeace Architecture System Requirements Platform Support c-treeace Server for Windows Operational Environment Minimum Hardware Requirements for c-treeace V11.* for Windows Minimum Software Requirements for c-treeace V11.* for Windows NET Framework Requirements for c-treeace GUI tools ADO.NET Entity Framework c-treeace Server for Windows Installation Installing as a Windows Service Tool Tray Interface c-treeace Server for Mac Operational Environment Minimum Hardware Requirements for Macintosh Mac Server Installation Configuring Mac Systems c-treeace Unix-based Servers Supported Platforms Unix Server Platform Hardware Requirements c-treeace Server Unix Installation Configuring Unix-based Systems Shared Memory Client-Server Communication for Unix/Linux c-tree OLTP Solutions Background Hardware Component Sizing c-tree Customer Performance Metrics Best Practices Selecting c-treeace Features Used in the System All Rights Reserved iii
4 c-treeace Architectural Concepts Data and Index Caching Options Transaction-Controlled Files Non-Transaction Files WRITETHRU Files Large File Support Memory Files Partitioned Files File Mirroring Summary of c-treeace Features c-tree Files to Include in a Dynamic Dump Automatic Recovery Restrict Access to c-treeace Server Files External Third-Party Utilities Safely Copying c-treeace Controlled Files File Rebuilds Java Requirements for c-treeace SQL Better Performance with NXTVREC() vs GTVREC() Steps to a Fast Data Load Calculating Memory Usage Controlling Server Memory Calculating File Storage Space Calculating Index Sizes Migrating Data Between Platforms and Operational Models Single-User Standalone Multi-User Standalone Client/Server File Migration Migrating Your Application Between Operational Models Single-User to Multi-User Standalone or Client/Server Multi-user Standalone to Client/Server Adding Transaction Processing Single-Threaded to Multi-Threaded SQL Data Load Tips Helpful Examples c-treeace SQL - Microsoft SQL Server Integration Connect Microsoft 64-bit SQL Server 2005 to c-treeace SQL ctkeepopen File Mode to Retain Cached Server Data All Rights Reserved iv
5 c-treeace Architectural Concepts 5.4 Notification Example Moving a HP-UX c-treeace SQL Database to Windows convert.sh Keep a CTUSER Library Open Utility To Search Logs For Open Transactions c-treeace OEM Installation Notes - V9 through V c-treeace Database Engine c-treeace SQL ADO.NET Data Provider c-treeace SQL ODBC Driver c-treeace SQL JDBC Driver Script to Start and Stop the Server Adding c-treeace SQL JDBC to a Third-Party JDBC Tool Configuration and Tuning V10 and V11 Configuration Recommendations c-treeace Server Configuration Recommendations SKIP_MISSING_FILES KEEP_LOGS FORCE_LOGIDX Large Page Support to Improve Large Cache Performance bit Windows Filesystem Behavior Configuring 32-bit ODBC Drivers on 64-bit Windows Versions Relocating Transaction Logs Maximum Number of Indices Per Data File Monitoring Performance Monitoring System Resource Usage Monitoring CPU Usage Monitoring Disk Usage Monitoring Memory Usage Monitoring Network Usage Other System Monitoring Options Monitoring c-treeace Internal Resource Usage Monitoring c-treeace Using Snapshot Support Monitoring c-treeace Using ctstat Utility Monitoring c-treeace Using SystemConfiguration API Monitoring c-treeace Memory Use Monitoring c-treeace Lock Table Monitoring c-tree Client Activity Monitoring c-treeace Transaction Activity All Rights Reserved v
6 c-treeace Architectural Concepts Monitoring c-treeace Transaction Numbers and Transaction File Numbers Monitoring c-treeace File Usage Monitoring c-treeace Dynamic Dumps Monitoring c-treeace Automatic Recovery Monitoring c-treeace Cache Usage Monitoring c-treeace Status Log Messages Monitoring c-treeace Process State Monitoring c-treeace Server with strace Troubleshooting and Debugging Failures During c-treeace Startup Server Fails to Start Server Startup Hangs or Takes Excessive Time Java 1.7 uses large amount of virtual memory at startup Failures During c-treeace Operation Clients Cannot Connect to Server Clients Lose Connection to Server Number of Active Transaction Logs Unexpectedly Increases Server Is In A Non-Responsive State Some Clients Are In A Non-Responsive State Errors Occur When Opening c-tree Files Errors Occur When Reading or Writing c-tree Files c-tree API Call Fails With Unexpected Error Server Writes Unexpected Messages to Status Log Server Exhibits Atypical Performance Server Exhibits Unexpected Resource Usage Dynamic Dump Fails Data or Index File Sizes Grow Unexpectedly Server Terminates Abnormally Failures During c-treeace Shutdown Server Shuts Down Improperly Server Shutdown Hangs or Takes Excessive Time Failures During System Recovery Automatic Recovery Fails Dynamic Dump Restore Fails File Rebuild Fails File Compact Fails LockDump Output Types of Locks How do I clean and reset the transaction numbers for my files? Pending File ID Overflow: Error 534 in CTSTATUS.FCS Timeout Error Diagnosis All Rights Reserved vi
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