Renny, Just as a side note, you mentioned that one of your files was in 4 segments. I’m assuming you have the disk space to put that file (or any other files that were split into segments) back

Thanks everyone. Bill helped a lot. He had me check the PVSW.LOG Pervasive error log and I found that there were multiple entries of errors System Error: 620.0.1453 and System Error: 605.0.1450 in

Hi Pascal, thank you for your answer! You are absolutely right - space and special characters are not a good idea and I don't use it, but this is an example from MSE, which is installed there during

Now that I must say is totally clever. You out fox the fox, roadrunner, and coyote all at the same time A coyote story comes to mind. .And another of my stories.....roadrunner cartoon and Acme gear.

So I have a fairly complex Windows based XPA 3.1 application that contains both Btrieve and PSQL accessed tables (most of the main tables are dull access). There's also the possibility that we'll take

Correct. I have thusly shot myself in the foot as well many, many times. Each time, close analysis of the Activity Monitor would reveal that events were not being handled in the order in which I

An event that has within its definition one or more raise events therefore could have errors of consequence where children events (I call them) may have their states incorrectly processed compared to

And I am sure I have many incorrect assumptions.... I find them one at a time.... Your explanations are platinum class..... don

Don, First, remember that Internal Events (Zoom, Record Flush, etc.) cannot be raised with WAIT=YES – Internal Events can ONLY be raised with WAIT=NO. So, first, I'm assuming you're

Space un filename are never a goof Idea. Try put " at the beginning and at the end... ms-dos legacy... Meilleures salutations, Pascal Perret | pperret@... +41 79 230 6258 Exes Sàrl -

Good luck with that. Bill Bach is a helluva nice guy who knows literally everything there is to know about Pervasive SQL, but next to nothing about Magic. Steven G. Blank

Renny, In my experience, Definition Mismatch is never an indicator of file corruption. You wrote "...the VM Host that the VM is running on crashed and now the users are getting

Ferenc, I assume you're viewing the X$Attrib.Xa$Attrs column using the Pervasive Control Center's (PCC) SQL Editor; I noticed that anomaly as well. It's also displayed incorrectly in

Thanks will reach out to him.

Contact "Bill Bach" <billbach@...> Wes

Hi all, I'm just trying some RIA test, but the first message I see is: What is wrong? Best regards Friedrich

Hi, I don't post here often but need urgent assistance. We have a Unipaas 1.9 application with a Pervasive PSQL 11.3 DB and the VM Host that the VM is running on crashed and now the users are

Free? They asked me 1500€ per seat per year!

tried all permutations of yes/no wait on A B C 2 x 2 x 2 = 8 permutations None work but Wait, Wait, no wait works better. What happens if within A if there is an event called that is wait no, will

Adrian, Try this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25142594/allowing-javascript-to-run-on-a-windows-form-web-browser Todd On 6/15/2021 4:21 AM, Adrian Wick