This error happens when starting db17srv with a customers database I tried the option -ufd restart_escalate and -ufd escalate, but this resulted in the error Fehler im Befehl bei "ufd" (Error in command at "ufd" ) What can I do? Is there an option to suppress the checksum check? asked 16 Feb '22, 07:42 maba7638 |
The -ufd option must be set prior to the database file. The following will work: dbsrv17 -ufd restart_escalate demo.db but the usage error will be reported if the start line is constructed as: dbsrv17 demo.db -ufd restart_escalate That said, a checksum failure is a serious issue indicating corruption of the database file. answered 16 Feb '22, 08:27 Chris Keating |
Thanks for answer! But even with correct placed -ufd flag the server doesn't start. Weird is, that I have the problem with a backup I received from the customer. On the customer's system it works. We already tried with a new backup, but the problem persists. I paste here the log output (how can I get it in english for you? )
These are my options for dbsrv17: -c 3000M -ch 3000M -gp 4096 -gd all -x TCPIP{ServerPort=17000},Sharedmemory -o C:\KAKOM\KakomWin.Server\log\dbstatuslog.txt -os 4096 -oe C:\KAKOM\KakomWin.Server\log\probleme.txt -uf defunct -ufd escalate -n coorsdb "E:\kundendb\coors.17\database.db" What can I do? answered 17 Feb '22, 01:56 maba7638 |