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Thanks, I'll give it a try. I just tried unloading
the data, then load the data into the new table and I got the same error.
Maybe something was corrupted when I created the new table this morning.
Every time after I try the insert, there is an padlock icon next to the table
name in the explorer window and the only way to get rid of it is to quit
Rbase. I'll try recreating the table with multi off.
Ted From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Javier Valencia Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2005 12:25 PM To: RBG7-L Mailing List Subject: [RBG7-L] - RE: access violation on insert Ted: I had a
similar problem many versions ago and I submitted a reproducible case to RBTI, I
used temporary tables as a workaround (worked better and faster anyway) and did
not follow up on the problem resolution. You could try using a temporary table
instead of the view, much faster too… Javier, Javier
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Message----- Hi, When I
run this command at the Rprompt>: INSERT
INTO unloadcard
(fname,middle_int,lname,compy,strt1,strt2,city,st,zp_code,zp_4,email,grades)
I get an
access violation at address # in module 'RBEngine.dll". This happens not
only on my workstation but also on the server the database resides. Am I
missing something in the command? The
columns in the select portion of the command is coming from a view which works
correctly. I also tried the command going after the underlying
table using a where clause but had the same results. The receiving
table was just created this morning using the same columns as the from
table. I have packed the database successfully. I am using RBase 7.1
build 7.1.81.30429. Also, I
noticed that when I create a view using the view designer, creating
an _expression_ on a column using a function like SGET, you can not edit the
_expression_ because the _expression_ is corrupted inside the select columns
window. Please comfirm so I can notify RBase. Thanks Ted
Wolfley |
- [RBG7-L] - Re: access violation on insert David M. Blocker
- [RBG7-L] - RE: access violation on insert Javier Valencia
- Ted Wolfley
