Kbase P12828: SYSTEM ERROR: Bus error. (48) when trying to start a database on VMS
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
01/07/2004 |
|
Status: Unverified
FACT(s) (Environment):
DEC Alpha Open VMS
SYMPTOM(s):
SYSTEM ERROR: Bus error. (48)
Trying to start database.
CAUSE:
Processes have file handles open to the database but are defunct.
FIX:
If when trying to start a database server - broker on VMS you receive
SYSTEM ERROR: Bus error. (48) verify that the database files (.db, .bi
, eventually .ai) are not being locked by any process, to verify such
issue the following VMS command:
$ show device/file
osys <disk>
being <disk> the name of the disk(s) where you have the database files
Should you see processes attached to the file(s), checkout if they are
valid processes, issuing:
$ show system
If the processes do not show up, stop them using:
$ stop/id=<pid>
<pid> (Process Identification) that you've seen in the 'show device -
/files
osys' (column PID in the output of the command).
IMPORTANT: Before issuing any of the previous commands, be sure that
the db server-broker is really not running. (ie. trying to
use the Progress Monitor PROGRESS/MULTI=SHUT/MONITOR <db>.