Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Error code 997 raised in control service |
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Author | Ing. Jaroslav Popluhár |
Post date | 2004-07-23T06:45:41Z |
Hi nagypapi,
n> And after this I wanted to shut down the fb service to see if db
n> file's modification date changes (file properties still represents
n> older modification date, but I hope that's some win issue)
n> SO i ran the control service app from the firebird startmenu
n> And clicking on stop button causes a new window with the $subject
n> error message + overlapping I/O function message(in hungarian) to appear.
n> Nevertheless the service got stopped, and new data remained in
n> database after restarting service and checking, but still:
n> what is this?
I have still the same problem - error message,
when I try to start FB 1.5 server. (WinXPP, CZ)
Server doesn't start.
This is reason, why I must use FB 1.03,
where this problem doesn't appear.
Did You find some solution for this problem already?
Today I going to search something on the I-net.
Until now I have found one article "Multithreading for Rookies" at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dndllpro/html/msdn_threads.asp
Jaro
n> And after this I wanted to shut down the fb service to see if db
n> file's modification date changes (file properties still represents
n> older modification date, but I hope that's some win issue)
n> SO i ran the control service app from the firebird startmenu
n> And clicking on stop button causes a new window with the $subject
n> error message + overlapping I/O function message(in hungarian) to appear.
n> Nevertheless the service got stopped, and new data remained in
n> database after restarting service and checking, but still:
n> what is this?
I have still the same problem - error message,
when I try to start FB 1.5 server. (WinXPP, CZ)
Server doesn't start.
This is reason, why I must use FB 1.03,
where this problem doesn't appear.
Did You find some solution for this problem already?
Today I going to search something on the I-net.
Until now I have found one article "Multithreading for Rookies" at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dndllpro/html/msdn_threads.asp
Jaro