I know
this is a wild guess, but just to make sure, I would of course do a disk scan on
that machine to make sure it is not a hardware problem - these things do happen,
I am afraid.
Another good thing would be to run the application on a
_different_ Win2K Pro. machine to make sure it is not just something which is
specific to only her single machine.
BTW, I
would doubt PostgreSQL more on Win2K than I would doubt Orion. Orion is a java
application, which gives it a pretty good chance of running in the same way on
different platforms. To the best of my knowledge PostgreSQL on Win2K is a port
of the code from another platform, and from reading articles at PostgreSQL's
web-site it seems it is not totally stable on Win2K. I have seen at least two
posts on this list where people recommends *not* using PostgreSQL from Win NT
based systems - not yet, anyway.
I have
used Orion on Win2K with no problems - but then again I do *not* use
PostgreSQL....
Hope
you find a solution
Yours
Randahl
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