Re: ldb File and Sharing Violations (server Speed Issue?)
From: Jayhawktuba (Jayhawktuba_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 01/24/05
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Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2005 11:31:03 -0800
Thanks much for the very prompt reply...
We are intermittently receiving either of the following two messages:
1)
|80004005|The_changes_you_requested_to_the_table_were_not_successful_because_they_would_create_duplicate_values_in_the_index__primary_key__or_relationship.__Change_the_data_in_the_field_or_fields_that_contain_duplicate_data__remove_the_index__or_redefine_the_index_to_permit_duplicate_entries_and_try_again.
2)
|800a0bcd|Either_BOF_or_EOF_is_True__or_the_current_record_has_been_deleted._Requested_operation_requires_a_current_record.
Despite the errors, the database actually DOES reflect the proper data when
you go into verify that the data exists properly. I concur on your MS SQL
suggestion. I wish that I could aboloish the use of MS Access in a corporate
environment, but unfortunately, that is not an option at this point.
"Mark Schupp" wrote:
> What errors are you getting?
>
> Might consider MSDE or SQLServer.
>
> --
> Mark Schupp
> Head of Development
> Integrity eLearning
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>
>
> "Jayhawktuba" <Jayhawktuba@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:C2F3D6AD-9B27-4442-97DB-A64644386FA8@microsoft.com...
> > We are migrating some asp based apps that use MS Access for the back end
> and
> > we are getting lots of intermittent errors whenever quesries are made and
> > whenever data is added or changed. the app is now on a server that is much
> > much faster than before. Filemon is showing SHARING VIOLATION errors for
> ..ldb
> > files, but in many cases, despite the asp errors, the data is written to
> the
> > database and the error messages are wrong. Could this be a case where the
> CPU
> > speed on the server is too fast and is not allowing the database actvity
> to
> > cease before continuing with the asp page? If so, is there any way of
> slowing
> > the CPU down by way of asp code or should it be done from within IIS? Yuo
> can
> > gfo into the application pool properties and limit the amount of CPU or we
> > can go in and put in some sort of sleep command after every SQL statement
> is
> > executed.
> >
> > Has anyone ever come across this and if so, what was done to resolve it?
> >
> > Thanks, Rob Edmiston
> > Detroit, Meatchicken
>
>
>
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