Hi Folks,
C10.11975
MSSQL
Nettalk 9.14 (webserver system)
On occasion my system is HALTing on an error 47.
This has been happening, irregularly (a couple of times a month), at least from 2014 when I put MessageBox (Capesoft) in it started logging.
The error message is:
dbo.<filename> has an invalid File structure.|Error: 47 - Invalid Record Declaration|FileError: FIELD : <digit> : NAME : D00001 - Component does not match physical file structure
The file it happens to changes each time.
The digit after FIELD: changes with each time, and is different even if it’s a file that has had this happen to previously.
The NAME: D00001 is always the same.
My gut and memories of maybe speaking with someone about this previously, is that it’s nothing to do with the structure of the file. I mean logically, it can’t be, because the system runs and connects and does all the file stuff without issue. What is in the dictionary is what is in MSSQL (with the right swaps of field types etc).
I’m edging towards this being a problem with memory, on the windows server, and mssql hitting some limit and having issues.
The strange thing is, I can’t see how it’s the memory limit for the sql server, as when this error happened this morning, the memory limit for the sql server was nowhere near being reached, and even when it does reach the limit, the windows server has plenty of mem left over.
Maybe it’s something to do with the memory usage of the exe?
Too many unknowns for me. Figured posting here would help shed some light.
Any voices of wisdom got any ideas on this?
@brahn - Wasn’t sure if this should go in Questions or Questions/FAQ.