Subject | Re: The data is invalid |
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Author | x2412421 |
Post date | 2008-10-28T00:30:31Z |
In fact, this is one of my customers that is having this problem. So,
I'm not on site to test it by myself.
So, since this problem occurs only on the client side and not on the
server side, I thought that it could be a problem with available
space on the client workstation.
Now, since you told me that this is a problem that is returned by the
server itself, and since this problem occurs only on the client side
(and not on the server side) do you have any idea of what the problem
could be?
Thanks.
wrote:
I'm not on site to test it by myself.
So, since this problem occurs only on the client side and not on the
server side, I thought that it could be a problem with available
space on the client workstation.
Now, since you told me that this is a problem that is returned by the
server itself, and since this problem occurs only on the client side
(and not on the server side) do you have any idea of what the problem
could be?
Thanks.
wrote:
> >program
> > Hi,
> >
> > I'm receiving the following error (see below) when I run my
> > from a client workstation. If I run my program directly from thereceive
> > server where is located the Firebird database engine, I do not
> > this error. So my question is:on the
> >
> > Is this problem is related to space on the server side or space
> > client side?your
>
> Why do you think it is related to "space"?
>
> If you are running out of space on C drive, then consider moving
> temporary files to a new drive in Firebird.conf.
>
> The short answer is that the data is sorted by the database engine
> (fbserver.exe or fb_inet_server.exe), and this engine is running on
> the server, so the error is being discovered on the server and
> returned to your client as an exception.
>
> Adam
>