Error Internal Gds Software Consistency Check
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the problem could range from harmless things like inability to read old record versions (not needed to anyone anyway) or broken
Internal Gds Software Consistency Check (cannot Continue After Bugcheck)
indexes (could harm your queries and primary/foreign key constraints) to corrupt internal gds software consistency check (can't continue after bugcheck) data. Reasons for this can be various, from bad RAM module in the server, malfuncion of hard internal firebird consistency check (cannot continue after bugcheck) disk drive, to bug in filesystem or in Firebird engine. It's a common consequence of power failure and forced writes being off at the same time. Also, there
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are known cases when suspend to disk/hibernate messes up the filesystem cache for the database file. In any case, make sure you stop the server, make a copy of database file and do all the diagnostics on the copy. GFIX can help you fix some of the errors and get database to a state where you can
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About You are here: Home / General Technology / How to Resolve the FeedReader ‘gds software consistency check’ ErrorHow to Resolve the FeedReader ‘gds software consistency check’ Error MailChimp Training, Consulting & Integration Experts We work with https://www.organicweb.com.au/7589/general-technology/repair-feedreader-gds-error/ large multi-nationals, government departments through to small businesses to deliver spectacular results from email marketing.July 29, 2010 by Gary 2 Comments FeedReader, in my opinion, is the best RSS reader available (and it’s free). I have used it for many years without any problems at all … until recently; I encrypted my hard-drives and everything worked as expected except FeedReader. I was getting an error like ‘internal gds consistency check software consistency check (can`t continue after bugcheck)’. Image via Wikipedia I uninstalled and then reinstalled FeedReader however I still received the error messages/popups. Why the GDS FeedReader Error Occurs FeedReader uses the Firebird database to house the various settings and information. The most likely cause of the ‘GDS’ error is that the database is corrupt. The solution to the FeedReader error is to repair or replace the SQL database internal gds software (i.e. the Firebird database). How to repair FeedReader after the GDS Error The two options for resolving the FeedReader error are to repair the database or to completely uninstall FeedReader and then reinstall: Fix the FeedReader Database FeedReader includes a Backup Utility which, besides backing up and restoring the database, assists with database repair and optimization. The database holds such information as which articles in feeds have been read as well as other settings (it’s therefore preferable to repair the database rather than reinstall the application). To run the FeedReader Backup Utility: Close FeedReader (you may need to go to Task Manager to do this). Click the Start button on your taskbar. Select All Programs. Click the FeedReader folder and select ‘FeedReader Backup Utility’. At the least ensure that ‘Fix possible database errors’ is checked however it is thoroughly recommended to ensure that ‘Tidy up database’ and ‘Make backup’ are also selected. Click the Details tab and make a note of the ‘Backup file location’. Click Start. If a database repair doesn’t work then it will be necessary to completely uninstall and then reinstall FeedReader. How to (completely) uninstall and reinstall FeedReader Unfortunately, the database and/or reference information isn’t removed when FeedReader i