I would look for a bad nic or bad network connection on the pc that connects to 
the database. Make sure  the nic power saving/pc sleep is turned off and see if 
there is any routines that run on the pcs at that time. I would check the 
windows logs for any network disconnects or errors on the machines that connect.

In regards to the association are the files still the correct extension?

Dan Goldberg



From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of 
Jim Belisle
Sent: Tuesday, August 1, 2017 6:56 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [RBASE-L] - DB crash

Using 9.5.

Our IT company claims nothing was updated on the server at the time of the 
crash.

I looked at the EXE files on my local computer and when I double click the 
popup says the program cannot be run on this computer.
That makes me think somehow the exe file itself got corrupted.
Or could it be the Windows registry file? (I am out of my element when it comes 
to this).
My thought is I may have to reinstall my files.

Can anyone give me any other blues clues I may be missing?
Below is my original email describing the problem.

Those following the post know our company has had some problems with DB 
corruption due to our IT company doing patches on the sever during normal 
business hours.
They claim to have fixed this problem. However this morning at 5:45 am (the 
same time period our last problem occurred) we had another crash.
Our IT company has not responded yet but here is what I am asking from your 
collective experience.

I checked the DB with RSCOPE and found the SYS_TABLES and SYS_COLUMNS views 
have been corrupted.
Also I cannot even access RBASE at all. It is like the computer does not see 
the program files themselves.
Windows comes up with the box saying I need to find another app to open the 
files.
When looking on either my own computer C drive or the server drive the DB files 
no longer show the RBASE icon associated with either 9.5 or XE.

So when the IT people finally get things fixed, do you think I will need to 
reinstall RBASE?
Or do you think a server restart will do the trick.
I am trying to think in advance so I am prepared.

James Belisle

Making Information Systems People Friendly Since 1990
[cid:[email protected]]

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