Hi, I need to restore a database instance from 7.4 into 7.6.0.16, since I
could not restore the instance from a 7.4 backup (is this possible?), I am
trying to export data from 7.4 to re-import it into 7.6, using loader
v7.6, but while running the export script, the following error appears:

5424 Segmentation fault

All files from export are created, but I suspect they may be corrupt.

I am using the following script to export a user's objects:

TABLEEXTRACT USER
        CATALOG OUTSTREAM '/opt/maxdb/cativen-catalog.dat'
        DATA OUTSTREAM '/opt/maxdb/cativen-data.dat'

My environment...

Linux version 2.6.13-15-default ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) (gcc version 4.0.2
20050901 (prerelease) (SUSE Linux)) #1 Tue Sep 13 14:56:15 UTC 2005

MAXDB version:
Kernel              = Kernel    7.6.00   Build 016-121-109-428
Runtime Environment = X32/LINUX 7.6.00   Build 016-121-109-428

SAPDB Version: 7.4.3.30

Loader protocol log:

// M    Loader    7.6.00   Build 016-121-109-428
// *
// M    Loader    instance started at linux105 for database PLA
// *
// M    Starting protocol at 2005122100180014
// *
// M    START   20051221        00180014
// *
SET
// *
// M    START   20051221        00180014
// *
USE USER "SA" * SCHEMA SA SERVERDB "PLA" ON 180.184.200.103
// *
// M    USER:   'SA'    on DB:  'PLA'   ISOLATION LEVEL: 3
// *
// M    START   20051221        00180015
// *
TABLEEXTRACT USER
        CATALOG OUTSTREAM '/opt/maxdb/cativen-catalog.dat'
        DATA OUTSTREAM '/opt/maxdb/cativen-data.dat'
// *
// M    Import    PACKAGE x'010000006FD0A94330150000AE76E543C869B4B8FFFFFFFF'
// *
// M    Execute   PACKAGE  to transform  CATALOG
/ *
// M    Number of TABLES   to transform: 141
// *
// M    Number of VIEWS    to transform: 0
// *
// M    Number of SYNONYMS to transform: 0
// *
// M    Number of TABLES   transformed : 141
// *
// M    Execute   PACKAGE  to transform  DATA
// *
// M    Number of TABLES   to transform: 141
// *
// M    Number of TABLES   transformed : 141
// *
// M    Execute   PACKAGE  to transform  CATALOG
/ *
// M    Number of VIEWS    transformed : 0
// *
// M    Number of SYNONYMS transformed : 0
// *




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