> Marcel Kilgus scripsit::
>> I somehow doubt that it will help, but bugs can be weird, so who
>> knows. Have you tried enabling the map checksums (WIN_CTRL command)?
>>
>> Marcel
>
> Just a wandering question: what are the size of your partition ?
> (when such bug does occurs)
>
> I'm wondering about a limited addressable space of slave block which
> might collides when a partition is big enough, and disk usage is
> more than reading a single file.

As I said it's an old problem. Now, when working on my Qubide/SGC  
machines, I regularly close the database and reopen it to avoid problems.  
Any Import is done under QPC2.
I also changed drives a few times since then. I checked some old drives  
but none held any corrupted dbs files anymore so I can't say what status  
the drive was in at that time.
Most likely the partition was about 100MB with 8KB blocks. Usually I only  
activate a 2nd partition when needed because they do take up a lot of  
memory. My current drive has 160MB partitions with 8KB blocks.
None had the checksum-bit set so I may try that one out as well.

Bob

-- 
Gemaakt met Opera's revolutionaire e-mailprogramma:  
http://www.opera.com/mail/
_______________________________________________
QL-Users Mailing List
http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm

Reply via email to