Hi Gerald
Probably a currupt index?
Try drop'ing some or all of the indexes, then dump and see if that helps.
Terry
On Mon, 8 Mar 1999, Gerald Brandt wrote:
> Hmm, something went wrong... lets try this again...
>
> Hi there,
>
> I keep getting a failed db_dump, and I need to know why. I use this form
> backups. This is what I get when I try a dump (even after a vacuum)...
>
> -- dumping out the contents of Table pga_layout
> -- dumping out the contents of Table rtp_pr_users
> -- dumping out the contents of Table rtp_task
> -- dumping out the contents of Table rtp_task_large
> -- dumping out the contents of Table rtp_mods
> -- dumping out the contents of Table rtp_prversion
> -- dumping out the contents of Table rtp_category
> -- dumping out the contents of Table gbr_pr_users
> -- dumping out the contents of Table gbr_task
> -- dumping out the contents of Table gbr_task_large
> -- dumping out the contents of Table gbr_mods
> -- dumping out the contents of Table gbr_prversion
> -- dumping out the contents of Table gbr_category
> -- reading indices information
> getIndices(): SELECT failed
>
> any ideas?
>
> Gerald
>
>
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> Gerald Brandt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Manitoba HVDC Research Centre http://www.hvdc.ca
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