Dbfntx 1003 Dos Error 4 Windows 7

4 ) Hi I am compiling using clipper 5.02 on a network, and compiling with pre-linked libraries. When I try to run my .EXE file without clipper installed I get the following error when it tries to open one of the last indexes DBFNTX/1003, Open error CRSDLVBL.NTX (Dos error 4) If I choose 'Default' the program continues normally. Also, if I install clipper into memory the problem is cured. I have been told that I could have a corrupted index (which I don't) or that I should try to compile without PLLs (which I'd prefer to avoid in order to save space). Any advice? Thanks in anticipation :) Regards Alan Abrahams Sun, 09 Nov 1997 03:00:00 GMT Keith Thom#2 / 2 Help DBFNTX/1003, Open error ??????.NTX ( Dos Error 4 ) : DBFNTX/1003, Open error CRSDLVBL.NTX (Dos error 4) DOS Error 4 is 'Not Enough File Handles Available'. The index will not have been opened and if records have been added or key fields have been changed, it will be out of step with the DBF. You need to increase the number of file handles available. Use the files= command in CONFIG.SYS and make sure that you have an environment setting similar to SET CLIPPER=//F: for example, SET CLIPPER=//F:50 The SET CLIPPER setting can be 'burnt' into the EXE if you are using Blinker (which you are obviously not). Note that if you are shelling out of Windows to run your program, that is another 12 or so file handles as a minimum. : If I choose 'Default' the program continues normally. Also, if : I install clipper into memory the problem is cured. I have been : told that I could have a corrupted index (which I don't) or that : I should try to compile without PLLs (which I'd prefer to avoid : in order to save space). Any advice? KT Sun, 09 Nov 1997 03:00:00 GMT Page 1 of 1 [ 2 post ] Relevant Pages 1. Error DBFNTX/1003

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Configuração pura do Sistema OperacionalINICIAR -> EXECUTAR -> MSCONFIG -> SYSTEM.INI -> na chave [386enh] verificar se existe a linha "PerVMFiles=210" INICIAR -> EXECUTAR ->AUTOEXEC.NT verificar existencia linha "SET CLIPPER=F210"INICIAR -> EXECUTAR ->CONFIG.NT verificar existencia linha "FILES=210" Postado por Adolfo Lopes às 05:30 Reações: Enviar por e-mailBlogThis!Compartilhar no TwitterCompartilhar no FacebookCompartilhar com o Pinterest Marcadores: Clipper, Clipper Error, Windows XP 11 comentários: Anônimo disse... valew, isso me ajudou de tal forma q nem sei te falar, formatei um equipamento e copiei a pasta do sistema de um cliente e não quis mais funcionar , com esta sua ajuda tudo funcionou.valew mesmo 25 de dezembro de 2009 17:19 Wsilva Master disse... Olá, me serviu bastante esta dica, como não sou desta era da computação, coloquei o erro no google e catapimba!!! achei seu blog! Salvou o backup de um user, pois ele usa um prgrama em Cliper!!! 16 de fevereiro de 2011 11:41 Ryukku disse... Muito obrigado, me ajudou muito... Instalei um programa de gestão de dados, e esse erro apareceu, nem a assistência técnica da empresa que desenvolveu o software soube resolver!!! Muitissimo obrigado mesmo.Abraços 19 de abril de 2011 06:02 Ryukku disse... Muito obrigado, foi muito útil mesmo, me salvou... =DAbraços 19 de abril de 2011 06:03 Anônimo disse... Cara muito obrigado, você me ajudou e não precisei formatar a máquina, já estava em desespero rsrs, você deveria ganhar o prêmio nobel da INFORMÁTICA!! 15 de setembro de 2011 05:44 Sanderson disse... Amigo mto obrigado pela sua dica nos ajudou D+++++++.... Vlw 9 de novembro de 2011 12:24 Anônimo disse... Show de bola, muito obrigado. 7 de maio de 2012 18:29 Anônimo disse... Muito obrigado, me ajudou muito. 7 de maio de 2012 18:29 Anônimo disse... olha valeu mesmo sua dica foi útil demais resolveu meu problema aqui. 19 de julho de 2012 22:06 Anônimo disse... Muito obrigado irmão!!! Deus lhe pague! 1 de março de 2013 19:11 Anônimo disse... Muito obrigado irmão!!! Deus lhe pague! 1 de março de 2013 19:12 Postar um comentário Postagem mais recente Postagem mais antiga Página inicial Assinar: Postar comentários (Atom) Computador Computador peça por peça. Saiba que componentes observar na hora de comprar um computador Inscrever-se Postagens Atom Postagens Comentários Atom Comentários Siga-me Email " A Liberdade Fere..." Visualizar meu perfil completo Marcadores 1TB HD (1) 2009 (1) 4GL (1) A.I. (1) AC/DC (2) ACBr (11) ACBrNFeMonitor (1) Acidente (1) Alimentação (2) Antivirus (1) APARTAMENTO VENDE-SE (1) Apple (1) Asp (