Hi. I have an a error on the system that prompts me as a new database instance is being installed. I have installed maxDB version 7.5.0.5 and the DBmanager & SQL studio.
I am installing an instance through the DB manager. After configuring my files and
management accounts it attempts to start the database.
Please Note: I am using the e-catalog instance type! Is this supported? (I can
install normally with OLTP type.)
Details of the error:
Messagebox title: DBMDoc2
Message: Run-Time Error '35600'
Index out of bounds
At this point the DBmanager becomes covered with diagonal lines (as if it is
malfunctioned or disabled) then I get:
Messagebox title: DBMWin2
Message: Run-time error '440'
Application-defined or Object-defined error
I enclose knldiag and knldiag.err
Regards,
Ian Kershaw
E-government Development Officer
Hyndburn Borough Council
01254 380661
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