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are getting one of the following errors : "DBISAM Engine error #8965 index page buffers corrupt in the table …" "DBISAM engine error #8961 header information
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corrupt … " "DBISAM Engine error #9729 Duplicate key found in the dbisam engine error 9729 index ‘Primary’ of the table ‘????’" "DBISAM Engine error #9218 Error writing to the table or backup file dbisam engine error 11280 ‘?????’" When opening the database or at certain operations. This is an indication that your database is corrupt. It may have been caused when you have a power outage http://wiki.acstechnologies.com/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=29698352 or if your PC stops responding midway while your using it. Ezy Invoice has the repair utilities to help you repair it on your own. You need either restore one of your earlier backup or try to repair it. I. Repairing The Database 1. If you have network users using Ezy Invoice, get other users on the network to close http://ezyinvoice.com/im-getting-dbisam-engine-error-8961-8965-8963/ the database and exit. 2. Sitting at the main computer that host the database files, first backup your database using the menu option Database | Backup. If you have any previous backups, do NOT overwrite them but create a new backup. 3. Next repair it using the menu option : Database | Optimization/ Repair | Pack/ Repair II. Restoring A Good Backup If after reparing, you still have problems (e.g invalid floating point error), you may need to restore any of your earlier good backups. Click the menu option Database | Restore Alternatively, you may need to send us your database for checking. Send us the backup zip file of your database done in step #1 above. Send it to us as an email attachment to ezysoftdev@gmail.com . When sending to us, also include details of your name and email used when you ordered the product from us so that we can verify your order. Categories: Troubleshooting « How do I backup the Ezy Invoice program and my database ? Where is the print, save, exp
a customer with: DBISAM Engine Error 9218 I've followed the instructions and used the DBSys utility to repair without success. The error occurs when a new record is entered. I've got a primary key on the first field http://www.codenewsfast.com/cnf/thread/0/permalink.thr-ng356q1099 which is an autoincrement. If I 11 ... Tim Young [Elevate Software] replied on 01-Mar-2000: Laru, << I've got a customer with: DBISAM Engine Error 9218 I've followed the instructions and used the DBSys utility to repair without success. The error occurs when a new record is entered. I've got a primary 20 ... Laru Chapman replied on 01-Mar-2000: "Tim Young [Elevate Software]" wrote: (snip) 9 Gb. free on a 12 dbisam engine Gb Hard drive, data resides in it's own data subdirectory. Drive is a local drive C:. Assuming true corruption has occured that cannot be repaired by DBSys, how can I import from ASCII and not reassign my CustID field which is an autoincrementing prmiary index? I tried restructuring the primary 16 ... Tim Young [Elevate Software] replied on 01-Mar-2000: Laru, << Gb. free on a 12 Gb Hard drive, data resides dbisam engine error in it's own data subdirectory. Drive is a local drive C:. Assuming true corruption has occured that cannot be 22 ... Laru Chapman replied on 02-Mar-2000: (snip) Thanks for the offer! I had the user email the table to me and did not experience any problems with it, so you were correct that the problem must have had something to do with his system configuration. He later resolved the problem himself, though we had tried such obvious things as rebooting, etc. I've got to say the timelyness of your support responses have been incredible! 16 ... Joe Real replied on 01-Mar-2000: Laru Chapman <✉marinasoftware.com> wrote in message news:✉marinasoftware.com... (snip) Here is a VERY DANGEROUS METHOD that Tim Young gave me, and it has worked for me very well. Very Dangerous because you should know exactly what you are doing. 78 ... Joe Real replied on 01-Mar-2000: (snip)^^^^^ should have been: ATable.Exclusive:=DoIt; (snip) ^^^ suggesrion only, but actually, you can, as long as you don't forget to set the last number as shown in the code below. (snip)should have been: 39 ... Joe Real replied on 01-Mar-2000: Uses ...., DBISAM; procedure TForm1.OpenTableAutoIncOff(var ATable:TDBISAMTable; DoIt:boolean); begin ATable.Close; ATable.Exclusive:=DoIt; 22 ... Daniel Berstein replied on 02-Mar-2000: (snip) Very useful undocumented feature (shhh.. should r