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Thread Error #100
Tue, Oct 28 2008 1:41 PMPermanent Link

Francisco Fernandez
Hello.

I have my application working File Share in a net with several clients. Normaly it's
working fine but sometime it gives me "Elevate Error #100 there is an error in the
metadata for the table XXXXX (a write operation did not complete and a repair is
required)". When i repair table it works fine again.

In my application i have the AutoSessionName=False and a session name for all clients.
Must i turn AutossesionName=True to correct this error or what can i do?. May all clients
of the net work with the same session name?. I don't see clear this issue to configure
fine in net.

Regards
Wed, Oct 29 2008 1:32 PMPermanent Link

Tim Young [Elevate Software]

Elevate Software, Inc.

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Francisco,

<< I have my application working File Share in a net with several clients.
Normaly it's working fine but sometime it gives me "Elevate Error #100 there
is an error in the metadata for the table XXXXX (a write operation did not
complete and a repair is required)". When i repair table it works fine
again. >>

This error means that one of the clients is powering down their computer or
killing the process while an update is occurring.  You should talk to the
users and make sure that they know not to do this.

What operating systems are being used in the network machines ?

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Thu, Oct 30 2008 4:12 AMPermanent Link

Francisco Fernandez
Tim.

<<This error means that one of the clients is powering down their computer or
killing the process while an update is occurring.  You should talk to the
users and make sure that they know not to do this.

What operating systems are being used in the network machines ? >>

The operating systems normally are windows xp. I have this problem in the most customers
that i have installed my application. No powering down, no net fail, only working normally
append records to the same table in several clients.

Regards.
Thu, Oct 30 2008 12:56 PMPermanent Link

Tim Young [Elevate Software]

Elevate Software, Inc.

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Francisco,

<< The operating systems normally are windows xp. I have this problem in the
most customers that i have installed my application. No powering down, no
net fail, only working normally append records to the same table in several
clients. >>

Then you've got a faulty network or something is not working correctly with
the network sharing (SMB protocol).  Are all of the machines using XP SP2 ?

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Thu, Oct 30 2008 1:13 PMPermanent Link

Francisco Fernandez
Tim,

I don't know it. I'll look.

If i configure it in client server mode will correct it whatever windows version?
Thu, Oct 30 2008 8:19 PMPermanent Link

Tim Young [Elevate Software]

Elevate Software, Inc.

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Francisco,

<< If i configure it in client server mode will correct it whatever windows
version? >>

Yes, that will alleviate any possible issues with network sharing due to SMB
problems or Windows versions.

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Fri, Oct 31 2008 4:37 AMPermanent Link

Francisco Fernandez
Tim,

I'm trying in my computers and the error occurs to me too, only one time but occurs. I
tried on two computers with xp/sp2 and with no net problems.

Any idea?

Regards.
Fri, Oct 31 2008 6:02 AMPermanent Link

Piotr F
> Any idea?

EDB is not thread/multi-sessions safe... :-/

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best regards,
Piotr F
Fri, Oct 31 2008 7:49 AMPermanent Link

Francisco Fernandez
Piotr,

Sorry, i don't know what's "thread/multi-sessions safe"

Thank you and Regards.
Fri, Oct 31 2008 8:22 AMPermanent Link

Roy Lambert

NLH Associates

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Piotr


ElevateDB is thread safe, PROVIDED, you do it the right way. Each thread needs isolating by having its own session and set of database, table and query components. The only thing that should be shared either between threads or the main process is the engine itself.

Roy Lambert [Team Elevate]
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