Friday, July 28, 2017, 9:03:19 PM, robert rottermann wrote:
> I proceeded as Helene suggested
> I executed gbak.
> However this produced zillions of warnings of the form
> gback: do not recognize table attribute 0 -- continuing
> this goes on now for some 15 minutes.
> A database VAS.FDB was
Robert,
> the restore operation is running now for some minutes.
> However I get very many (some thousand ??) messages of the form:
>
> gbak: do not recognize table attribute 0 -- continuing
>
> does this point to a serious problem or can I safely ignore it?
You have a serious problem.
Thank you Helen,
I had a disk crash so I was absorbed restoring ..
gbak -c d:\vas_db\/VAS.bak localhost:d:\vas_db\VAS.fdb -user sysdba
-password yourpwd
your proposal seems to work.
the restore operation is running now for some minutes.
However I get very many (some thousand ??) messages of
Hi there,
I proceeded as Helene suggested
I executed gbak.
However this produced zillions of warnings of the form
gback: do not recognize table attribute 0 -- continuing
this goes on now for some 15 minutes.
A database VAS.FDB was created
I can open it from my linux box using flamerobin.
The
Hi there,
I proceded as Helene suggested
I executed gbak.
However this produced zillions of warnings of the form
gback: do not recognize table attribute 0 -- continuing
this goes on now for some 15 minutes.
A database VAS.FDB
I can open it from my linux box using flamerobin.
The tables seem to
Hello robert,
Tuesday, July 25, 2017, 4:32:12 PM, you wrote:
> When I try to unpack it using the following command:
> c:\Program Files\Firebird..\bin\gback.exe -c VAS.bak VAS.fdb
1. Make sure the server is running.
2. You need the file path and, if using Classic mode, the hostname.
> This
