Hi,

> [90124-118]

You are actually using an older version in this case: the 118 in the error
code is the build number. In this case it is version 1.1.118 I believe.

What I would do is create an empty files with this name, or manually remove
the statement in the script file. To do that automatically, I guess the
best solution is to patch the script tool to automatically continue on
error. Newer versions of H2 support this feature I believe.

Regards,
Thomas

On Mon, Oct 1, 2012 at 10:20 AM, sascha <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi
>
> I searched this group for a solution to my problem, but couldn't find
> anything. Hope I didn't just miss it. If so, my apologies.
>
> We are using H2 for many years now in our consumer product; currently we
> are using V1.2.123 (which is quite old and we are planning to update to a
> newer version).
>
> Every now and then we are seeing users having problems with missing
> LOB-Files in their database. This problem usually shows when we have to
> migrate the data from one version of our software to a newer version. We do
> this by creating a SQL-Dump that then is imported into an new database
> which then gets migrated. Now in some cases the dump file cannot be
> imported because of a FileNotFoundException for one or more LOB-Files:
>
> File not found: 
> D:\Project\websites\Kunden\xxx\data\data.lobs.db\6.t225.lob.db; SQL statement:
> SCRIPT [90124-118]
>
>
> This also happens when we try to import the dump of a Db that is corrupted
> in this way via runscript from the H2 Console.
> We have also tried the repair-Tool, which leads to the same result: the
> file causes an exception when we try to import it via runscript in the H2
> Console.
>
> Now my question: is there a way to "repair" the Database, e.g. by just
> ignoring the missing LOB-Data?
> (Loosing some data is still better than having a database that is
> completely unusable since it cannot be recreated from a dump.)
>
> Many thanks in advance for any help.
>
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