> OK, sounds good. What's in the file interbase.log in the InterBase
> install directory, starting last Thursday?
>
> What has changed recently? Hardware? Software? This sounds like
> a real cop-out, but your problem may be hardware related ... memory
> problems possibly?
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Ann
> www.ibphoenix.com
> We have answers.

Hi,

About software, nothing has changed since april 20th, when we installed
Lotus Notes.
About hardware, I don't think th origin of the problem resides here, our NT
server is a Compaq Proliant with 1 GB RAM (it seems to be working fine),
two P3 700MHz processors and 100 GB HD capacity.

The database has Enable Force Write (Sync).

Interbase Server settings are:
Database Cache (pages): 4096
Client map size (bytes): 8192

You can see the interbase.log attached to this message, as you will see,
starting may 29th there are some consistency errors related to other
databases (DBCONFIG.GDB and DBCONF.GDB), but these databases are not
related with the crashed database.

Originally, we had InterBase running over other server, without problems,
and we moved it to his actual location on april 4th. Last night, trying to
isolate the problem, we moved the database to the original server (which
has no software or hardware changes) and the problem persists.

Regards.

Jesus Olague

(See attached file: interbase.log)

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