Re: [U2] [UV] Access Violation on Windows 2003

2006-11-13 Thread Anthony W. Youngman 
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, David Jordan 
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We used Windows Copy, xcopy and did a backup and restore and none of them
resolved the problem


xcopy /h

(if the h is missing, then files like .type30 don't get copied ...)


Regards

David Jordan
Managing Consultant


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Wol
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RE: [U2] [UV] Access Violation on Windows 2003

2006-11-10 Thread Allen E. Elwood 
For xcopy, I usually use the options of /s/i/c/h/e/k and that does a really
good job of getting everything.

But nothing beats using partition software from a hard drive vendor as you
get sector by sector perfection.

btw, I remember the xcopy options with a little jingle  "If your drive is
sic as hek you need to xcopy to a new drive."

hth, and good luck!  TGIF!

Allen

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We used Windows Copy, xcopy and did a backup and restore and none of them
resolved the problem

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David Jordan
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RE: [U2] [UV] Access Violation on Windows 2003

2006-11-10 Thread David Jordan 
We used Windows Copy, xcopy and did a backup and restore and none of them
resolved the problem

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Re: [U2] [UV] Access Violation on Windows 2003

2006-11-10 Thread Anthony W. Youngman 
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Dave Taylor 
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David,

Did you use the Windows "Copy" command or the DOS "xcopy" command?

I was advised some time ago that the Windows "Copy" command is not reliable
in copying Universe files from one folder to another, so I always us the DOS
"xcopy" command and have had no problems.


YES !!!

The windows copy, by default, does not copy hidden files. It's screwed 
me up with backups, and it messes dynamic files up, amongst other 
things.


(The backup - I tried to copy "Documents and Settings" and, for some 
reason, a load of directories were hidden. INCLUDING the parents to 
stuff like "My Documents". OUCH! I formatted the disk before I realised! 
At least there was nothing valuable there ...)


Cheers,
Wol
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Re: [U2] [UV] Access Violation on Windows 2003

2006-11-10 Thread Dave Taylor 
David,

Did you use the Windows "Copy" command or the DOS "xcopy" command?

I was advised some time ago that the Windows "Copy" command is not reliable
in copying Universe files from one folder to another, so I always us the DOS
"xcopy" command and have had no problems.

hth,

Dave

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From: "David Jordan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 
Sent: Thursday, November 09, 2006 8:48 PM
Subject: RE: [U2] [UV] Access Violation on Windows 2003


> I have hit an unusual problem that I have not seen before, has someone
else
> had the same issue
>
> Access Violation
>
> --
>
> We copied the data across from a Windows NT4.0 to a new Windows 2003
server.
> The servers are both under the same domain.   The files can be
successfully
> read.  As they are SQL created tables, we went to run VERIFY.SQL SCHEMA
FIX
> and the process dropped out with a fatal.  We tried VERIFY.SQL TABLE . FIX
> and this also had a fatal on most files but was successful on some.  In
> uniadmin we tried the File tool and it kept coming up with File read
errors.
> We tried a uvfixfile at DOS level however this did not report errors and
the
> fix did not resolve the above problem.  We tried resetting the permissions
> but no result.
>
> In the Windows event log we received the following message.
>
> UniVerse error: Unhandled exception raised at address 0x0034499b.  Access
> violation.  Attempted to read from address 0x0008.  Binary data is
> processor CONTEXT structure.
> Must be Friday.
>
>
> Regards
>
>
> David Jordan
> Managing Consultant
>
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Re: [U2] [UV] Access Violation on Windows 2003

2006-11-10 Thread jpb 

Did you try running fnuxi on the files?

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I have hit an unusual problem that I have not seen before, has someone else
had the same issue

Access Violation

--

We copied the data across from a Windows NT4.0 to a new Windows 2003 
server.
The servers are both under the same domain.   The files can be 
successfully
read.  As they are SQL created tables, we went to run VERIFY.SQL SCHEMA 
FIX

and the process dropped out with a fatal.  We tried VERIFY.SQL TABLE . FIX
and this also had a fatal on most files but was successful on some.  In
uniadmin we tried the File tool and it kept coming up with File read 
errors.
We tried a uvfixfile at DOS level however this did not report errors and 
the

fix did not resolve the above problem.  We tried resetting the permissions
but no result.

In the Windows event log we received the following message.

UniVerse error: Unhandled exception raised at address 0x0034499b.  Access
violation.  Attempted to read from address 0x0008.  Binary data is
processor CONTEXT structure.
Must be Friday.


Regards


David Jordan
Managing Consultant

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RE: [U2] [UV] Access Violation on Windows 2003

2006-11-09 Thread David Jordan 
Hi Ken

It was a fresh install of UniVerse and we have no triggers on the tables.  I
am stumped why as the administrator we cannot force over any access issues
or SQL issues.  We have transferred the same data between NT4 and Win 2000,
Win 2000 and XP and to 2003, but this maybe the first jump form NT4 to 2003.

Regards

David Jordan
Managing Consultant
 
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> > We copied the data across from a Windows NT4.0 to a new Windows 2003
> > server. The servers are both under the same domain.   The files can
> > be successfully read.  As they are SQL created tables, we went to run
> > VERIFY.SQL SCHEMA FIX and the process dropped out with a fatal.  We
> > tried VERIFY.SQL TABLE . FIX and this also had a fatal on most files
> > but was successful on some.  In uniadmin we tried the File tool and
> > it kept coming up with File read errors. We tried a uvfixfile at DOS
> > level however this did not report errors and the fix did not resolve
> > the above problem.  We tried resetting the permissions but no result.
> >
> > In the Windows event log we received the following message.
> >
> > UniVerse error: Unhandled exception raised at address 0x0034499b.
> > Access violation.  Attempted to read from address 0x0008.  Binary
> > data is processor CONTEXT structure.
> > Must be Friday.
> 
> You copied the data across, but installed a fresh version of UniVerse
> designed for Windows 2003, or you copied data and UniVerse across from NT4
> to 2003?
> 
> If the latter, then I think your chances of having the same C runtime
> libraries etc on the new box are very slim.
> 
> If the former, then maybe you've got some triggers somewhere defined in
> the
> SICAs that can't be found on the new box, or need recompiling perhaps.
> 
> YMMV,
> 
> Ken
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RE: [U2] [UV] Access Violation on Windows 2003

2006-11-09 Thread Ken Wallis 
David Jordan wrote:

> We copied the data across from a Windows NT4.0 to a new Windows 2003
> server. The servers are both under the same domain.   The files can
> be successfully read.  As they are SQL created tables, we went to run
> VERIFY.SQL SCHEMA FIX and the process dropped out with a fatal.  We
> tried VERIFY.SQL TABLE . FIX and this also had a fatal on most files
> but was successful on some.  In uniadmin we tried the File tool and
> it kept coming up with File read errors. We tried a uvfixfile at DOS
> level however this did not report errors and the fix did not resolve
> the above problem.  We tried resetting the permissions but no result.
>
> In the Windows event log we received the following message.
>
> UniVerse error: Unhandled exception raised at address 0x0034499b.
> Access violation.  Attempted to read from address 0x0008.  Binary
> data is processor CONTEXT structure.
> Must be Friday.

You copied the data across, but installed a fresh version of UniVerse
designed for Windows 2003, or you copied data and UniVerse across from NT4
to 2003?

If the latter, then I think your chances of having the same C runtime
libraries etc on the new box are very slim.

If the former, then maybe you've got some triggers somewhere defined in the
SICAs that can't be found on the new box, or need recompiling perhaps.

YMMV,

Ken
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RE: [U2] [UV] Access Violation on Windows 2003

2006-11-09 Thread David Jordan 
I have hit an unusual problem that I have not seen before, has someone else
had the same issue

Access Violation

--

We copied the data across from a Windows NT4.0 to a new Windows 2003 server.
The servers are both under the same domain.   The files can be successfully
read.  As they are SQL created tables, we went to run VERIFY.SQL SCHEMA FIX
and the process dropped out with a fatal.  We tried VERIFY.SQL TABLE . FIX
and this also had a fatal on most files but was successful on some.  In
uniadmin we tried the File tool and it kept coming up with File read errors.
We tried a uvfixfile at DOS level however this did not report errors and the
fix did not resolve the above problem.  We tried resetting the permissions
but no result.

In the Windows event log we received the following message.

UniVerse error: Unhandled exception raised at address 0x0034499b.  Access
violation.  Attempted to read from address 0x0008.  Binary data is
processor CONTEXT structure.
Must be Friday.


Regards
 

David Jordan
Managing Consultant
 
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