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Recompile block too large
Recompile block too large




  1. #Recompile block too large update#
  2. #Recompile block too large code#
  3. #Recompile block too large free#

(In standalone mode, limit is set by InitISAM fils parameter.) Try increasing the FILES limit in ctsrvr.cfg and restarting FairCom Server. No more FairCom DB file control blocks in Server. Up the FILES in the config file on the server.

#Recompile block too large free#

No more room in Server lock table - free up memory. This can mean you were connected and the connection went away, but it can also be returned instead of a 133, i.e., trying to connect to a server that isn't there can return a 162. Rebuild in this case will clear the bad index entries. You can also get this error if you have an out-of-date index that contains entries for records that no longer exist in the database.

recompile block too large

In both of these cases, catching the error and re-reading the record will resolve the issue as you will get the corrected offset. Your cached index entry no longer points to the record. Or if you look up a record, another user edits the record making it larger causing it to be moved to a different spot on the disk, then you try to do something with it. It can happen if you look up a record and another user deletes that record then you try to do something with it. Multi-user interference: key value changed between index search and subsequent data record read.Įrror 160 basically means the index node for a record didn't match the record. Zero data record position in variable-length function. ReReadVRecord() record not marked active. Most often caused by a DODA that is not correct.Ĭould not shut down transactions pending.īuffer in call to ReReadVRecord() is too small for the variable-length record.Īttempt to read (R) a zero length record from a variable-length data file. Variable-length passed to AddVRecord() is less than minimum record length established at file creation.

#Recompile block too large code#

Record pointed to by available space information is not marked deleted in variable-length data file.įairCom DB reports this as a diagnostic code notify FairCom and ignore.Īttempt to write a variable-length record into a file position which is too small for the record. Space to be reused is not marked deleted.

#Recompile block too large update#

These two must match.įilno out of range: 0 Server’s MAXLEN ctoptn.h.Ĭould not update available space information in variable-length data file. InitCTree() parameters require too much space.īad parameter(s): either bufs dreclen is set the same as reclen in the file header.

recompile block too large

This is a sysiocod value when FNOP_ERR (error 12), DCRAT_ERR (error 17), or KCRAT_ERR (error 16) were caused by device access error This is a sysiocod value when FNOP_ERR (error 12) was caused by conflicting open requests (Server).ĬtdbAlterTable() can return this if you are doing a Hot Alter Table and the server can't get an exclusive lock on the file. May indicate improper use of buffers during ReWriteRecord().Ĭannot call DeleteKeyBlind() with an index that supports duplicate keys. You can get this trying to delete a record not in the database.Ĭould not find target key value in index. You are trying to add a record to a table that has a unique index and matches an existing record.Ĭould not delete target key value since recbyt does not match associated data record position in index.






Recompile block too large