[poedit-users] Re: [2] DB_RUNRECOVERY with TM (Vaclav Slavik)

Monday, February 21, 2005, 12:45

Dear Vaclav,

Regarding your message dated 21/02/05 01:18,
subject "Re: DB_RUNRECOVERY with TM (Vaclav Slavik)",

purlsn>> Are you saying that it doesn't matter how many files are there? Does=20
purlsn>> it happen if there are _no_ files scanned for inclusion in the TM?

If I choose to generate the database, but don't select any files, then
no error occurs, but three DB files are created anyway (three for each
language  I  had  selected, EN and PT). The files are translations.db,
strings.db and words.db.

But then the error still occurs when using poEdit. While I right-click
on  an item, the context menu appears OK, but as soon as I LEFT click,
then  the error occurs. I Click OK and I can continue. But NOTICE: the
error occurs when I left-click ONLY AFTER I RIGHT-CLICK. If I continue
to left-click, no problem apparently.

And when I close poEdit, it happens (the error) again.

If I erase the TM files (for EN and PT), **while** running poEdit, the
error  continues.  But once I close and re-run poEdit, no errors occur
anymore.

Monitoring  the file access, I notice that the error begins as soon as
the DB files are accessed (translations.db and strings.db), so it must
be something to do with the TM.


purlsn>>  If=20
purlsn>> some files are needed, could you please prepare some (as small as=20
purlsn>> possible) example and submit a bug report with these files attached,=20
purlsn>> and with instructions on how to use them to reproduce the bug?

OK. I'll send the generated DB files.

purlsn>> You aren't running out of disk space by any chance, are you?

4.51 Gb free space at the moment.

purlsn>> Other than that, the only idea I have is that it's somehow related to=20
purlsn>> being used on win98, but I don't think Berkeley DB requires=20
purlsn>> Unicode...

I  searched  the  web for this error message, and I find it related to
the Berkeley DB (which I know nothing about), but always in some other
context.  Often,  the  solution  is  to  erase the DB and recreate it.
Didn't help me, though.

I installed Windows Unicode support, and tried putting the UNICOWS.DLL
file in different folders/paths, but it didn't make any difference.

Do other Windows 98 SE users have any problems?

purlsn> 
purlsn>> Regards,
purlsn>> Vaclav
  

Regards,

Michael Lees
michael.groups-z6eOKc0IOiNWk0Htik3J/[email protected]

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purlsn> Hi,

purlsn> Michael Lees wrote:
>>    I  tried  excluding/including  PO and MO files to try and track
>> the problem to a specific file, but it makes no difference.=20

purlsn> Are you saying that it doesn't matter how many files are there? Does=20
purlsn> it happen if there are _no_ files scanned for inclusion in the TM? If=20
purlsn> some files are needed, could you please prepare some (as small as=20
purlsn> possible) example and submit a bug report with these files attached,=20
purlsn> and with instructions on how to use them to reproduce the bug?

purlsn> You aren't running out of disk space by any chance, are you?

purlsn> Other than that, the only idea I have is that it's somehow related to=20
purlsn> being used on win98, but I don't think Berkeley DB requires=20
purlsn> Unicode...

purlsn> Regards,
purlsn> Vaclav


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