At 06:11 AM 3/29/2014, Mike Ramsour wrote:
One of my programs has been generating the error mesasge:
-ERROR- I/O problems - Check for a full disk. (2009)
Is there anything in particular I can look for in the program that might
cause this error to be generated? There are quite a few calculations in
the code including several instances of the ROUND function.
It happens both in Turbo V-8 and eXtreme 9.5 64-bit.
I have RSTYLEd the code and TRACEd it several times. This is one of those
situations where the program runs fine when it's run as a standalone program
but when it's run as part of a sequence of dozens of programs it errs out
each time.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Mike,
A few suggestions ...
00. Verify R:BASE Session SCRATCH settings.
Here's an example to enforce custom SCRATCH settings in your
RBASE.DAT file or Application Startup file:
DISCONNECT
IF (CHKFILE('C:\Temp')) <> 1 THEN
MD C:\Temp
ENDIF
SET SCRATCH C:\Temp
CONNECT dbname IDENTIFIED BY user password
-- more here ...
01. Make sure to pre-define all variables with correct data types,
prior to running as part of a sequence of dozens of programs.
02. Re-Visit all INDEXes, if any.
03. Hoping that you are using the latest Build of R:BASE eXtreme
9.5 (64).
Notice a few LEGACY bugs that are fixed specific to INDEXes.
WhatsNewInRBASEeXtreme95_Update04.pdf (#14, #25)
04. After applying the latest update (www.rupdates.com), if you
still experience similar issues, please prepare a sample that
reliably replicates the issue, on demand, and submit to:
[email protected]
Hope that helps!
Very Best R:egards,
www.rbase.com
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