Internal Error 4424 Clipper
Clipper is 5.2e. Sat, 13 Jan 2001 03:00:00 GMT Anne Krijge#2 / 6 Internal error 4424 Quote:> Can someone point me to an explanation for this error. Also is this in an > NG somewhere? Version of Clipper is 5.2e. From the Internal Error NG, to be found in the general section on the Oasis (www.iag.net/~philb); +--------- CA-Clipper 5.2 Internal Errors > Errors > Internal Errors ----------+ | 4424 Temp file creation error | | | | Error creating temporary file for indexing or sorting. This error can | | be received for several reasons: insufficient file handles, an invalid | | TEMPPATH or insufficient network rights for the directory where | | temporary files are created. Note that temporary files are created in | | the current directory if no TEMPPATH is specified. | | | | Action: Correct the environment. If insufficient network rights is | | the problem, either give the user the necessary rights, or redirect the | | temporary file to a more appropriate directory. | Anne. Sat, 13 Jan 2001 03:00:00 GMT Taavi Remme#3 / 6 Internal error 4424 4424.. Temp file creation error.. See NG for Internal Errors.. Quote:>Can someone point me to an explanation for this error. Also is this in an >NG somewhere? Version of Clipper is 5.2e. Sat, 13 Jan 2001 03:00:00 GMT Kevin Mikloss#4 / 6 Internal error 4424 Quote:>Can someone point me to an explanation for this error. Also is this in an >NG somewhere? Version of Clipper is 5.2e. From The NG - Internal Error Database 4424 Temp file creation error Error creating temporary file for indexing or sorting. This error can be received for several reasons: insufficient file handles, an invalid TEMPPATH or insufficient network rights for the directory where temporary files are created. Note that temporary files are created in the current directory if no TEMPPATH is specified. Action: Correct the environment. If insufficient network rights is the problem, either give the user the necessary rights, or redirect the temporary file to a more appropriate directory. - Kevin. Sat, 13 Jan 2001 03:00:00 GMT Jo W
space. If using structural indexes (.CDX, .MDX), delete the index file and recreate. 1011 Read/write access in index page failed CA-Clipper has attempted to read or write to an index page. This error can occur if a the stack has become corrupted or there is insufficient stack space. This may be due to a corrupted or invalid .EXE. Action: Try increasing the STACK or PROCEDURE DEPTH. Check for memory conflicts that could cause a corruption of the index buffer. Try disabling the EMS with the //E:0 in SET CLIPPER. If http://computer-programming-forum.com/19-clipper/0e29200dd6360020.htm using third-party RDDs, try increasing the stack space. If using structural indexes (.CDX, .MDX), delete the index file and recreate. Resolve all linker warnings and errors. Recompile all .OBJs and relink. Check all third party RDD version compatibility. 1020 Record not found This error indicates one of the following conditions: 1) Invalid record number data type specified in DBGOTO(); 2) Invalid field data type http://www.ghservices.com/gregh/clipper/ie52e.htm encountered when loading a field from disk to memory; or 3) Invalid field data type encountered when storing a field from memory to disk. Action: Delete indices and recreate. Check for memory conflicts that could cause a corruption of the index buffer. Try disabling the EMS with the //E:0 in SET CLIPPER. If using third-party RDDs, try increasing the stack space. If using structural indexes (.CDX, .MDX), delete the index file and recreate. Note: This error is applicable to the DBFNTX replaceable database driver (RDD), and may not be applicable to other RDDs. 1101 Maximum workareas exceeded CA-Clipper supports 250 work areas. This error can be produced if this limit is exceeded. This usually indicates that an internal process tried to access a field which does not exist, or that an internal field structure is not valid for the work area. This means the runtime system is out of work areas for work area index strings. Action: A good place to start looking is in the third-party RDD or any "in house" C/ASM code. Make sure the database driver was REQUESTed and linked. Check the .LIBrary link order. 1102 Requ
clients, and some of them still ask for enhancements andmodifications. Lately I'm facing this weird problem: http://comp.lang.clipper.narkive.com/kt6fUF0s/ordcreate-0-internal-error-4424 after adding sometables to the database and some functions to the app, the "ORDCREATE(0) -Internal error 4424" error message appears when reindexing some tables(always the same, and at the same reindexing point). According to the ErrorGuide, this error occurs when there's a problem with the tempfile (TEMPPATH,network rights, etc.). Obviously all internal error related aspects have been thoroughlyanalyzed, but the error persists. Does anybody have a clue?TIA,Marcos NogueiraS. Paulo - BrazilPS 1: this error doesn't happen when the tables are empty or have fewerrecords.PS 2: as a workaround I'm using the previous version of the app just forreindexing.PS 3: this error doesn't happen in the internal error 4424 VO 2.6 version of the app. Eduardo Fernandes 2004-01-28 15:39:29 UTC PermalinkRaw Message Hi Marcos,I use the same configuration that you (C5.3b+B6.0+CTP53).This behaviour can be generated by some "ghost" causes:Creation temp file errorMemory management errorNetwork/Server write errorWindows station write errorConcurrent access conflitHub/Switch/Lan speed 10/100 in automatic modeI use the following blinker sets:BLINKER INCREMENTAL OFFBLINKER EXECUTABLE CLIPPER F:100;SWAPPATH:'C:\';TEMPPATH:'C:\'BLINKER EXECUTABLE NODELETEBLINKER EXECUTABLE DUAL 1024BLINKER EXTMEM LIMIT 2048Regards,Eduardo Marcos Nogueira 2004-01-28 15:50:12 UTC PermalinkRaw Message Eduardo,Post by Eduardo FernandesCreation temp file errorMemory management errorNetwork/Server write errorWindows station write errorConcurrent access conflitHub/Switch/Lan speed 10/100 in automatic modeBLINKER INCREMENTAL OFFBLINKER EXECUTABLE CLIPPER F:100;SWAPPATH:'C:\';TEMPPATH:'C:\'BLINKER EXECUTABLE NODELETEBLINKER EXECUTABLE DUAL 1024BLINKER EXTMEM LIMIT 2048Thanks for your reply. However, all items of your list have been checked(except for "memory management" - I don't know how to do it). I'm sure thatthe problem is in the code, but cannot determine where. Since the previousversion reindexes fine (and the reindexing routine is the