Error Creating Table Handle Dbisam
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Hour 1 Day 1 Week 1 Month 6 Months Forever Login with username, password and session length October 10, 2016, 11:53:47 PM Proudly celebrating 10 years online. Donate now to become a lifetime supporting member of the site and get a non-expiring license key for all of our programs. Forum Home Search Login Register Chat Recent Topics Go To.. Recently updated topics Recent posts (compact) Recent posts (full text) DonationCoder.com Forum » DonationCoder.com Software » Mouser's Zone http://www.elevatesoft.com/forums?action=view&category=dbisam&id=dbisam_general&page=8&msg=65252 » Clipboard Help+Spell » DBISAM error #11013 « previous next » New Topic Print Pages: [1] • bottom Author Topic: DBISAM error #11013 (Read 7344 times) Booma-Booma Supporting MemberJoined in 2006 Posts: 41 DBISAM error #11013 « on: September 29, 2006, 07:31:59 AM » I downloaded and installed Clipboard Help+Spell to try it out but I keep getting these errors http://www.donationcoder.com/forum/index.php?topic=5525.0 after installing it (see attached screen shots)Error 1) DBISAM error #11013 Access denied to Table or backup file '17120'Error 2) Error creating table handleI tried uninstalling and reinstall but I still get the same error.I am trying this on a windows 2000 computer. I tried this on a windows xp and it worked fine.Any ideas? DBISAM error #11013 Screenshot - 9_29_2006 , 8_22_49 AM.png (7.58 kB, 434x119 - viewed 363 times.) DBISAM error #11013 Screenshot - 9_29_2006 , 8_23_00 AM.png (4.34 kB, 207x119 - viewed 361 times.) mouser First Author AdministratorJoined in 2005 Posts: 36,312 Re: DBISAM error #11013 « Reply #1 on: September 29, 2006, 08:19:48 AM » grrrrr damn database..try this:exit the program, then go to the database subdirectory of clipboard help+spell, and move the files there out of there someplace else, and restart. please keep those database files though, because i need to write some code to auto handle this case.someone else has posted another database problem in another thread, so clearly i have to dump dbisam or else figure out why it is occasiona
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Elevate Software * All rights reserved. * *************************************************************************} {$I dbisamcp.inc} unit dbisamst; interface {$I dbisamvr.inc} resourcestring { Resource strings for engine error messages } DBISAM_ERRSTR_HEADER = 'DBISAM Engine Error # %u %s'; DBISAM_ERRSTR_OSUNKNOWN = 'An unknown operating system error %u occurred with the table or backup file ''%s'''; DBISAM_ERRSTR_OSENOMEM = 'There is insufficient operating system memory available for the current operation'; DBISAM_ERRSTR_OSENOENT = 'Table or backup file ''%s'' does not exist'; DBISAM_ERRSTR_OSEACCES = 'Access denied to table or backup file ''%s'''; DBISAM_ERRSTR_OSENODEV = 'Access denied to logical operating system device for the table ''%s'''; DBISAM_ERRSTR_LOCKREADLOCK = 'Cannot read lock the lock file for the database ''%s'''; DBISAM_ERRSTR_LOCKREADUNLOCK = 'Cannot read unlock the lock file for the database ''%s'''; DBISAM_ERRSTR_LOCKWRITELOCK = 'Cannot write lock the lock file for the database ''%s'''; DBISAM_ERRSTR_LOCKWRITEUNLOCK = 'Cannot write unlock the lock file for the database ''%s'''; DBISAM_ERRSTR_READLOCK = 'Cannot read lock the table ''%s'''; DBISAM_ERRSTR_READUNLOCK = 'Cannot read unlock the table ''%s'''; DBISAM_ERRSTR_WRITELOCK = 'Cannot write lock the table ''%s'''; DBISAM_ERRSTR_WRITEUNLOCK = 'Cannot write unlock the table ''%s'''; DBISAM_ERRSTR_TRANSLOCK = 'Transaction cannot lock the database ''%s'''; DBISAM_ERRSTR_TRANSUNLOCK = 'Transaction cannot unlock the database ''%s'''; DBISAM_ERRSTR_LOCKED = 'Cannot lock the table ''%s'''; DBISAM_ERRSTR_UNLOCKFAILED = 'Cannot unlock the table or record in the table ''%s'''; DBISAM_ERRSTR_TABLEOPEN = 'The table ''%s'' is already in use'; DBISAM_ERRSTR_READERR = 'Error reading from the table or backup file ''%s'''; DBISAM_ERRSTR_WRITEERR = 'Error writing to the table or backup file ''%s'''; DBISAM_ERRSTR_RECLOCKFAILED = 'Cannot lock record in the table ''%s'''; DBISAM_ERRSTR_OSEMFILE = 'Too many operating system files open while attempting to open the table ''%s'''; DBISAM_ERRSTR_OSEBADF = 'Invalid operating system file handle for the table ''%s'''; DBISAM_ERRSTR_OSENOTSAM = 'The table or backup file ''%s'' has been moved'; DBISAM_ERRSTR_OLDVERSION = 'The table ''%s'' is not the correct version'; DBISAM_ERRSTR_BADSIGNATURE = 'The table or backup file ''%s'' is not valid'; DBISAM_ER