It's amazing how many of these problems can be tracked back to a power 
problem. Check you ups's battery

On 5 Dec 2003 at 9:13, Office wrote:

> Just wondering what others have done to address this issue!
> No. 3 File Length error!
> I have a network application that has had this problem every few months.
> When the client starts the application rbase will not start.
> When accessing the client's DB via the R prompt. I can run autochk and
> it tells me that the no. 3 file has an incorrect file length.  If I
> attempt to use(edit,entry,design,copy,rename,delete) a form or a report
> Rbase closes.
> I then run Rscope on the DB and it comes back with no errors.
> I then open the database via the R prompt and unload and reload.  The
> error is corrected.
> Or I pack keys and the error is corrected.
> 
> During the client's backup and administration routines that run every
> morning at 2AM. I unload the DB before doing the administrative task and
> packing the database.  After these are done I do another unload.  But I
> do not reload the DB.
> 
> The scratch file is set to c:\temp.  But I sometimes see $$$ files in
> the DB folder.
> The client expreniences a slow down before this happens.  When at the
> main menu (form with buttons) they attempt to run something then Rbase
> closes without error message and if they attempt to run rbase again it
> doesn't not start.
> 
> I've written a routine to address this issue (using packing of keys) for
> the client to run when this file get out of wack and Rbase will not run.
> 
> The client's network uses VPN connections using Terminal services to
> access the DB from remote locations (3 total).  
> The DB size is only 120MB. The VPN connections are use only for looking
> up information no data gets edited or entered.  Editing and entry of
> data occures only with in the local network.  The network cards are all
> Intel 1Gbit, Linksys 1Gbit Switch, Sonicwall SOHO3 router(everything
> here seams to be working ok).  
> 
> Those who have had this issue before, what have you done to address this
> issue?  Is it settings in the OS or Rbase?  Or is it something that can
> happen with this type of access method (using terminal services)?  Let
> me know your experiences with this issue!  Any and all would be
> appriecated.  I just want to get a better understanding of how this
> could be happening!
> 
> Have a great weekend!
> 
> Oma
> 
> 



Victor Timmons  
Tiz's Door Sales, Inc
425-258-2391

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