Susan,
Check the server error log file. If you are over-license on a server, it
will log it on the server, but not tell you at the workstation.
Normally once you are connected to a database and have the correct
passwords, you will only get those errors during an operation if you have
some corruption in the db.
If you are using the Novell client on a W2k workstation, check the Novell
client property under Advanced Settings and make sure you have "File
Caching" OFF. The default is on, but causes some problems copying database
files unless you wait a while after disconnecting from the database.
Troy
===== Original Message from [EMAIL PROTECTED] at 2/06/02 12:28 pm
>Don't forget the power supply. Replace it with an Enermax where you can.
>Also make sure that the CPU heatsink is suitable for your CPU -- a
>particularly important issue for AMD Athlon CPUs.
>
>Stan Loo
>
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Susan Seelye" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2002 12:02 PM
>Subject: Re: Multi User
>
>
>> Troy,
>> I checked it with autochk - no errors
>> I just reloaded it.
>> I do have a UPS attached. It appears to be working fine but, I am going
>to
>> switch it with another. Had our electrician check the circuits in my
>office,
>> some variation, but seems to think it's normal.
>>
>> I have had the HDD, CD-RW, Motherboard with integrated NIC, and finally
>the
>> Memory ( I couldn't copy this db on my HDD to my personal folder on the
>> network, would drop the connection) replaced in that order on this machine
>> since purchasing it in June of last year. I have a problem with
>fragmented
>> files also.
>>
>> I tried earlier this morning to del from and load 4 tables and was
>> unsuccessful, I waited approx. 1 hour, tried again, worked - no problem.
>We
>> thought maybe it was a licenseing issue with Novell - 10 user license so
>we
>> shut down a PC on the network - seemed to help but same problems
>> re-occurring again.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Sue
>>
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "Troy Sosamon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2002 11:13 AM
>> Subject: RE: Multi User
>>
>>
>> > Sue,
>> >
>> > Have you checked your database for corruption with autochk?
>> > Have you reloaded it reciently?
>> > Do you have a UPS on your machine?
>> >
>> > You could get these errors if you have some corruption in your database.
>> > You might have a hosed index that would not show up with autochk, but
>> might
>> > cause problems during a delete.
>> >
>> > Most of the time when you start getting corruption in the database I
>have
>> > found it to be from not having a UPS on the machine. Sometimes you see
>> > brownouts in the electricty that may not cause your machine to reboot,
>but
>> > can cause it to not finish some operationsl.
>> >
>> > Troy Sosamon
>> >
>> > ------ original message
>> > Hi All,
>> > I am working on a db on my hard drive and sometimes when trying to del
>> from
>> > a table I get an error message:
>> > Multi User Message: Resources required by command are not available.
>Has
>> > anyone else had this problem?
>> >
>> > Also, on this db the quote setting was originally set as double (") I
>have
>> > changed to single (') and Idquotes was blank, I try to change to ` but
>it
>> > doesn't hold after saving and closing out of the settings. I have
>changed
>> > the .cmd and .eep files. I did a replace " with '. Any help would be
>> > appreciated.
>> >
>> > Thanks,
>> > Sue Seelye
>> >
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