ERROR 0x82504
Fran=?ISO-8859-1?B?5w==?=ois Van Lerberghe
frvanlerberghe at gmail.com
Thu Oct 3 10:12:51 CDT 2013
I have had this error in the past but unfortunately don't remember the
details.
I would check
- the server ini file (specifically the parameter indicating te path where
sysdatabase are stored : "SystemCatalog")
- perhaps the master.vdb file (?)
(in order to open directly master.vdb, you must close the server before)
Cheers
François Van Lerberghe
Rue Thier Monty, 15 A
4570 Marchin
Belgique
le 3/10/13 16:50, Mark Schonewille <m.schonewille at economy-x-talk.com> a
écrit :
> Hi,
>
> I have the following LiveCode script:
>
> global gTheConnection,gTheDatabase
>
> on DatabaseOpen
> put "databaseName.vdb" into myDatabaseFileName // temporary change
> get Valentina_InitClient( 10 * 1024 * 1024)
> get Valentina_DebugLevel("kLogParams")
> put VConnection_Constructor("localhost", "xxx", "xxx", 15432) into
> gTheConnection
> put VDatabase_Constructor( gTheConnection ) into gTheDatabase
> // get VDatabase_DateFormat(gTheDatabase, "kYMD")
> get VDatabase_DateSep(gTheDatabase, "-")
> get VDatabase_Open( gTheDatabase, myDatabaseFileName )
> if it contains "ERROR" or gTheDatabase contains "ERROR" then
> answer "There was an error" && myDatabaseFileName & cr &
> gTheDatabase & cr & it
> end if
> end DatabaseOpen
>
> The line
>
> get VDatabase_Open( gTheDatabase, myDatabaseFileName )
>
> always returns ERROR 0x82504. This seems to mean "invalid database name"
> but I am sure that the database name is correct (the script works
> perfectly fine on someone else's machine, just not on my machine). What
> could cause this problem?
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