Subject | Re: Database corrupted |
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Author | csswa |
Post date | 2002-05-13T15:09:06Z |
Hi Roberto.
Sorry to hear about your troubles. Your first task is to narrow down
where the problem lies: your application, IB6, or perhaps something
else.
It will be a gradual discovery, but don't give up! Each step will
carry you closer to a solution. Right now you need to provide the
group with some preliminary information. As an example:
Is each customer getting the same problem?
Have you diagnosed the corruption? What error messages does GFIX
report?
Does the corruption happen seemingly randomly or can you pin it down
to a particular sequence of actions the customer is doing, e.g. in a
particular screen of your app?
You get the idea. More information is the key.
However, the folks here can't:
a) correct any programming faults in your app, but perhaps they can
tell you better practices;
b) correct any faults due to bugs in IB6. That's an issue between
you and Borland.
Regards,
Andrew Ferguson
Sorry to hear about your troubles. Your first task is to narrow down
where the problem lies: your application, IB6, or perhaps something
else.
It will be a gradual discovery, but don't give up! Each step will
carry you closer to a solution. Right now you need to provide the
group with some preliminary information. As an example:
Is each customer getting the same problem?
Have you diagnosed the corruption? What error messages does GFIX
report?
Does the corruption happen seemingly randomly or can you pin it down
to a particular sequence of actions the customer is doing, e.g. in a
particular screen of your app?
You get the idea. More information is the key.
However, the folks here can't:
a) correct any programming faults in your app, but perhaps they can
tell you better practices;
b) correct any faults due to bugs in IB6. That's an issue between
you and Borland.
> I'm using Delphi 5, IB6, Asta 4.6 with IBXServerLacking in energy? Please explain...
> and it occurs usually in lacks of energy.
Regards,
Andrew Ferguson