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  • Datapage Error "unable to write to db"

    I'm testing ver4.0 and sending stats to datapage

    I am getting an error when updating the database....."unable to write to database" When it is showing a file path in the update window, 2 different databases flash by (one old and one new) just before the error occurs.

    The database is brand new and the path is correct in the comand line

    Is this a 4.0 issue or a Datapage xstats11.tmp issue (writing from home forgot to check file size)?

    The same database and the same program running in 3.5mr2 work just fine

    any suggestions?
    sigpiccall me "Plum Crazy"....but you only go around once!

  • #2
    Did you delete the xstats11.tmp file then retry it?
    PC-DMIS 2016.0 SP8

    Jeff

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    • #3
      sticky!

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Schrocknroll
        Did you delete the xstats11.tmp file then retry it?

        I wrote the thread at home and didn't try it yet
        sigpiccall me "Plum Crazy"....but you only go around once!

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        • #5
          The xstats11.tmp file/update error is such a common one that I have a batchfile short-cut on the quick start bar that removes the xstats11.tmp file (from ALL the installs of Pcdmis) and replaces it with a 'good' empty file (one time the absence of the file casued a problem, so I replace it instead) and I will click on this shortcut before every run I start. No hoo-hoo, no problems, no lost data.
          sigpic
          Originally posted by AndersI
          I've got one from September 2006 (bug ticket) which has finally been fixed in 2013.

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          • #6
            Matt,

            I noticed you got to 200 posts. What, no "super duper extra special member" status yet?
            PC-DMIS 2016.0 SP8

            Jeff

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            • #7
              I do not need any accolade from this board for my 'super-duper-extra-special-member', just the adulation of the masses.
              sigpic
              Originally posted by AndersI
              I've got one from September 2006 (bug ticket) which has finally been fixed in 2013.

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              • #8
                reply

                Or a madulation of the @$$e$
                sigpicV2014mr1

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                • #9
                  back on topic....Update to trouble using 4.0 and DP

                  The size of the xstats11.tmp WAS larger than Zero (when opened with wordpad it contained the results of all the last runs)....so I deleted it and crossed fingers and executed the program ......upon completion the program reported the same error as before...."unable to write to database"......when that error was canceled another popped up....."unable to lock database"......???

                  When this same program was saved back to 3.5 and executed there with same database and path all ran well without error......xstats11.tmp remained at file size of zero

                  Any suggestions from the DATAPAGE experts???

                  Ver 4.0 March 17th
                  Win XP
                  sigpiccall me "Plum Crazy"....but you only go around once!

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                  • #10
                    Are you using the same computer, user login?
                    Is there a file size/date difference between any of these between pcdmis versions:
                    bds501f.dll
                    bwcc32.dll
                    cw3220.dll
                    dpupd32.dll
                    dpupdate.exe
                    owl501f.dll
                    RDM45W32.DLL

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by SABarber
                      Are you using the same computer, user login?
                      Is there a file size/date difference between any of these between pcdmis versions:
                      bds501f.dll
                      bwcc32.dll
                      cw3220.dll
                      dpupd32.dll
                      dpupdate.exe
                      owl501f.dll
                      RDM45W32.DLL

                      I'm not at that job location, however I will check those files when I go there again (part time job)

                      What would be the reason for looking at these files for differences? v3.5mr2 -vs- 4.0release
                      sigpiccall me "Plum Crazy"....but you only go around once!

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                      • #12
                        These files are for the data transfer between pcdmis & datapage. There might be a difference between dpupdate.exe & dpupd32.dll but that should be OK.

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                        • #13
                          For a test you could copy the XSTATS11.TMP file generated by V40, put it in the V35 directory and double click (run) DPUPDATE.EXE from the V35 directory. If it works the file generated by V40 is correct and the area of concern would be the data update process, if it still fails the XSTATS11.TMP file should be sent to B&S to look at.

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                          • #14
                            awesome direction

                            very good I was looking for this exact type of direction as how to test this possible version issue. I will not be able to do so 'till next week thursday. If you have any other possible tests please post them as well. This will be printed and taken to the site. Thanks again
                            sigpiccall me "Plum Crazy"....but you only go around once!

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                            • #15
                              Try going into the datapage database file and delete the LOCKMGR.DBL and VISTA.TAF files.
                              James Temmen

                              There is no job so simple that it can't be done wrong.

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