Hi Bin,
You cannot make an ODBC connection to the Virtuoso server before the server
itself is running, which based on the error encountered attempting to start the
service cannot be the case.
I presume the Virtuoso service registration was successful, can you run the
following command to check was Virtuoso services are available which will
confirm this:
virtuoso-t +service list
What happens if you attempt to start the Virtuoso server from the command line
in foreground mode going to the program
...ad\vos6-win32-20100209\virtuoso-opensource\database directory where your
installation was made and running the command:
..\bin\virtuoso-t -f
Please provide the complete output of running this command. Also confirm what
Windows XP version ie SP you are running ...
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On 3 Mar 2010, at 04:09, bin chen wrote:
> Hi, all,
>
> I am new to Virtuoso. I met a problem when I was installing virtuoso
> on my pc (windows xp),
>
> In the ODBC configuration, after I input loginID (dba) and password
> (dba), it met this error:
>
> [OpenLink][Virtuoso ODBC Driver]CL033: Connect failed to
> localhost:1111 = localhost:1111.
>
> I ignored this error and continued to install, but while I run this command:
> virtuoso-t -I "Instance Name" +service start
>
> it prompted this error:
>
> debug assertion failed
> program ...ad\vos6-win32-20100209\virtuoso-opensource\bin\virtuoso-t.exe
> file: f:\dd\vctool....
> line 47
> expression (fh>=0 && (unsigned) fh>(unsigned)_nhandle)
>
> abort, retry, ignore?
>
> Anyone has any idea? thanks.
>
> Best, Bin
>
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> PHD student, Informatics,
> Indiana University at Bloomington
> http://cheminfo.informatics.indiana.edu/~binchen
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