Hi

I have an in-memory table (i.e. database name: "Memory"). Sometimes after I fill it and commence navigation I receive an 8965 Error: Index page buffers corrupt in table MemTable3. The table is filled with folder files, and it always fails on a specific folder, so clearly it is something about the data I insert that is causing the error.

I'm just looking for some advice on things to look for, i.e. what might corrupt the index of a memory table?

Thanks


DBISAM Version: 4.26 Build 3
Delphi 2007
Windows 8

On 5/7/2015 5:03 PM, Xazzy wrote:
> I have an in-memory table (i.e. database name: "Memory"). Sometimes after I fill it and commence navigation I receive an 8965 Error: Index page buffers corrupt in table MemTable3. The table is filled with folder files, and it always fails on a specific folder, so clearly it is something about the data I insert that is causing the error.
> I'm just looking for some advice on things to look for, i.e. what might corrupt the index of a memory table?

You're not giving us much to work with here.

Can you share what is the data (folder name) that is in the record that
causes the error ?

What are the indexes defined on the table ?

Is the app multi-threaded and is there any chance it's multiple thread
accessing the table type of issue ?

You might want to contact support direct (support@elevatesoft.com) for
faster response if this is urgent.

Raul

Hi Raul

Sorry, yes that was a bit vague, but I just needed some advice on when this kind of error might arise on a memory table, so I knew what to check.

As it happens, I since fixed an AV in a totally unrelated bit of code and that seems to have resolved it.

Thanks

On 5/7/2015 7:16 PM, Xazzy wrote:
> As it happens, I since fixed an AV in a totally unrelated bit of code and that seems to have resolved it.

Thanks for the update. Depending on how you handled the AV this might
have an effect as it might reasult in improper close/finalization (for
example killing a process/thread that has DBISAM objects open (and maybe
even in the middle of an operation like insert) might result in problems
with table).

Raul