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What version of Btrieve are you using? &nbsp;If it's 6.15 or later, the settings are stored in the BTI.INI on the server. &nbsp;If you don't have a Btrieve engine on the server, check for BTI.INI on the client (for Win16), or the BTI.CFG (for DOS), or the registry (Win32).
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What version of Btrieve are you using?  If it's 6.15 or later, the settings are stored in the BTI.INI on the server.  If you don't have a Btrieve engine on the server, check for BTI.INI on the client (for Win16), or the BTI.CFG (for DOS), or the registry (Win32).

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Btrieve Requester for DOS v6.16.2<br />
I use Btrieve in MSDOS mode.<br />
No BTI.* Files on server or client.<br />
???<br />
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Btrieve Requester for DOS v6.16.2
I use Btrieve in MSDOS mode.
No BTI.* Files on server or client.
???




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Thanks mirtheil,<br />
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&quot;load bsetup&quot; worked fine for us.<br />
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duke63<br />
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Thanks mirtheil,

"load bsetup" worked fine for us.

duke63




 



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Hi there,<br />
<br />
got this error message.<br />
Can anybody tell me how to increase this value?<br />
I dont have any Btrieve INI Files.<br />
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(novell 3.12.)<br />
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Btrieve error 86 (file table full) <br />
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Btrieve's file table was full. Reconfigure the NetWare Btrieve<br />
Record Manager or the NOVDB.INI file and specify a higher value<br />
for the &quot;Maximum Number of Open Files&quot; option.<br />
<br />
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Hi there,

got this error message.
Can anybody tell me how to increase this value?
I dont have any Btrieve INI Files.

(novell 3.12.)

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Btrieve error 86 (file table full) 

Btrieve's file table was full. Reconfigure the NetWare Btrieve
Record Manager or the NOVDB.INI file and specify a higher value
for the "Maximum Number of Open Files" option.





Btrieve error 86 (file table full)

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