Conglomeration error

vinsnash

I've just created a new major version of the BSV and set in test mode with no initial data. I then imported data from our MS Access data base. When I click on the 'edit' icon in a query result I'm getting the following error:

"com.bas.basserver.executionengine.ExecutionException: Internal error. The conglomerate (8,769) requested does not exist."

The query result is ok, trying to access the instances shown in the query throws the error.

This is only happening in the test mode. My current published version and data base appear to be OK. I exported the current published BSV, imported it, set in test mode with no initial data and then did the Access import again with the same result.

The big problem is I will soon have to refresh the published Derby DB with data from the Access DB. I'm afraid to do that now. Can the 'BASDBTEST' be deleted and recreated? Is this related to the import of a large amount, 17000+, of instances of an object?

I need to make and QA some major changes so a viable test DB is absolutely necessary.

Vins Nash

aware_support

This is database corruption or maybe a corruption of the transaction log. You need to restore the database from a backup or delete a transaction log.

vinsnash

1st of all I have no idea how to delete a transaction log. 2nd I attempted to restore from a back up, but evidently you can't just copy the AwareIM folder to a CD and then restore from that. Now I'm down hard and can't run the server. I regularly copy the entire AwareIM folder to a CD as backup, but that seems to be inadequate. All I can find about "Backup" in the user guide is data backup and there is nothing about BSV or end user application backup, objects, forms, queries, processes etc. I tried exporting the published BSV and importing to the configuration environment as a "New" version which did not help. I tried just restoring BASDATA AND BASDATATEST going back several weeks to no avail so I tried just restoring the whole AwareIM folder from a backup and now I'm out of business.

Need help.

Vins Nash

RocketRod

How did you import the data from the access database? Did you use standard AwareIm functionality or did you import (build) the data from within access itself? Secondly when you imported the bsv have you tried importing it into a new BSV under a different name or did you just try importing it into a new version of the existing bsv? if you haven't try that too.

Cheers Rod

vinsnash

Thanks Rod. I've been refreshing the AwareIM object regularly with an CSV file exported from Access. I don't believe the problem is with the import. The problem was only manifested in the test mode on the test data base.

I tried just restoring the BASDB and BASDBTEST from several back ups but the error was still there. There was no indication of error in the application log. The error shows up in the AwareIM Server log and the Tomcat log. I copied the entire AwareIM folder from my backup which obviously, in retrospect, is a big no no due to probable license security techniques.

I'll have to reinstall and get a new product key no doubt. I've been waiting for management here to give the go ahead for an upgrade. This just might nudge them a little.