Actian PSQL - Error trying to rebuild database file
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We are trying to rebuild a databasefile.
Errormessage:
rbldcli -c -s -f95 -bD:\Amanda\Program\Amanda
REBUILD-20: The utility is processing D:\Amanda\Program\Amanda7\
REBUILD-27: The utility could not create the temporary file in the output directory during conversion.
The ownership of directories is System.
We are trying to rebuild a databasefile.
Errormessage:
rbldcli -c -s -f95 -bD:\Amanda\Program\Amanda
REBUILD-20: The utility is processing D:\Amanda\Program\Amanda7\
REBUILD-27: The utility could not create the temporary file in the output directory during conversion.
The ownership of directories is System.
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Server engine.
I am logging in as Administrator. Adding him to user rights in this folders solved the problem.
The SYSTEM has full control.
The database service signs in as Local System account.
I have set ownership to SYSTEM in all folders.
I am maintaining the network but not the database. The database expert has only vague insight about serverOS.
Is there anything else to think about
I am logging in as Administrator. Adding him to user rights in this folders solved the problem.
The SYSTEM has full control.
The database service signs in as Local System account.
I have set ownership to SYSTEM in all folders.
I am maintaining the network but not the database. The database expert has only vague insight about serverOS.
Is there anything else to think about
"Is there anything else to think about"?
Like owning a car, a database takes a bit of maintenance, and you need to understand a bit when poking around under the hood. There are some areas (debugging, trace dumps) that are more for full-blown mechanics (developers). However, known how to change the air filter and top off fluids can keep your car running well, and knowing how to monitor and manage the database files and the cache can keep your database environment running in top shape, too. Note, though, that (like a car) any database is an entire system -- everything works together to provide the performance you get. Driving on poorly-maintained roads (or using a poorly-cabled network) will impact your top speed, sometimes more than raw horsepower or CPU clock speed. I recommend starting with either the online documentation or a series of white papers found at http://www.goldstarsoftware.com/whitepapers.asp and deciding just how deep you want to go into this.
Like owning a car, a database takes a bit of maintenance, and you need to understand a bit when poking around under the hood. There are some areas (debugging, trace dumps) that are more for full-blown mechanics (developers). However, known how to change the air filter and top off fluids can keep your car running well, and knowing how to monitor and manage the database files and the cache can keep your database environment running in top shape, too. Note, though, that (like a car) any database is an entire system -- everything works together to provide the performance you get. Driving on poorly-maintained roads (or using a poorly-cabled network) will impact your top speed, sometimes more than raw horsepower or CPU clock speed. I recommend starting with either the online documentation or a series of white papers found at http://www.goldstarsoftware.com/whitepapers.asp and deciding just how deep you want to go into this.
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