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==== Fatal Error Message (AREV Specific) ====
=== At 11 AUG 1998 10:47:45AM Carol McClure from Johnston Super Markets wrote: ===
 
{{tag>"AREV Specific"}}
 
<QUOTE>
We have Arev      Buyer Direct version 4.3 on Novell version 4.

Prior to our network going down yesterday, we received and error message but we were able to continue working. When we came back from lunch the network had gone down. We were able to restore the network by turning it off and turning it back on. However, our Buyer program was unusable that afternoon. The following error message kept reappearing:

Fatal Error Reading 43410 in file product

FS127

Group format Error:

OS File: Buyerdat\Rev41009.0

Group#: 1209

Record Length incorrect or frame linkage error.

to terminate, Break to debugger? (/B)
</QUOTE>
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=== At 11 AUG 1998 03:48PM Steve Smith wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>The error indicates that you have corrupted a file. You should contact the application vendor to arrange a site visit to repair the damage, or optionally restore from backups and continue processing.



Steve

</QUOTE>

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=== At 08 DEC 1999 03:55PM Michael Hurwicz wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>I have exactly the same error message when running a particular

LIST query on a particular file.  I have not corrected

the problem yet, but I did do one experiment that indicates to

me that the file is not corrupted.  Namely, I copied the whole

database to a local disk, and found I could run the same LIST query

locally with no problem.  So the problem seems to have something

to do with running from the Win95 workstation to the database,

which is stored on an NT server.

</QUOTE>

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=== At 11 DEC 1999 07:38AM Michael Hurwicz wrote:  ===

<QUOTE>Sorry.  It was actually accessing a backup copy on the local machine,

not the copy I had just moved from the server.  Presumeably, the copy on the server is corrupted, while the backup copy is okay.

</QUOTE>


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