Hi, Steve & Bryan, Bryan Pendleton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > > thrown executing the JAVA method java.io.RandomAccessFile.readFully > > caused by the end of the file (EOF) being reached unexpectedly. It would > > be good to check your disk and system logs for reports of Disk or I/O > > problems. > I copied the whole database to the other machine and ran the same query that caused the exception - got the same exception. So, looks like it's not hardware problem. > Perhaps also check to see if your disk filled up. It seems that Derby > may think that the file is longer (larger) than it actually is, which > is why Derby is encountering the EndOfFile unexpectedly. > > Perhaps your disk filled up at some point, and caused Derby to crash, > and then something went wrong after that such that the file was not > recovered properly? > Is it possible that at some point derby log or data can't be flushed into the data / log file and caused the crash? We saw one error on the other machine which mentioned that "log can't be flushed into log" (or something like that). > thanks, > > bryan > > Thanks, Jessie
