Guenther, You (and we) need a little more information:
* If you can, ask your user what they did, as best they can remember, to produce the database that causes the crashing. Even better, if you can walk them through the steps and reproduce the problem. * You need to ask them what version of Metakit they were using. What version of Tcl were they using? I think you said the DB came from Windows, what version (win2k, win98, winnt, etc.)? * You should also tell us what version of Metakit *you* are using and on what OS. Did you build Metakit yourself? If so, with what compiler and options? What version of Tcl were you using? * If you have a simple way of reproducing the failure, please post a small Tcl script that will demonstrate how you produced the crash. Does this happen only on this one DB or on all DBs? * If you can run the program under a debugger (gdb on Linux, for example) and produce a stack trace, that would help. Once some more information is available, perhaps it'll be possible to help you figure this out. Thanks! --JYL > Hi, > I got a corrupt database from a user. My application (tcl) got > "Speicherzugriffsfehler" - I think its segmentation violation. > mk_manager.kit says the same. With kitviewer, I can load the db, but if > I try some kind of operation the same error. > > Is the a simple programm like mk_cp db1 db2, which tries to copy correct > parts of the corrupt db? > > The corrupt db come from windows - I don't know how this happens, but > because of the positive loading in kitviewer I had some hope to save > some parts of it. > > If I try to read step by step with tcl I can read the first record but > no one after it ... > -- > ~Guenther Fischer > _______________________________________________ > metakit mailing list - [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www.equi4.com/mailman/listinfo/metakit _______________________________________________ metakit mailing list - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.equi4.com/mailman/listinfo/metakit
