Hi.

I just finished installing SP16.
I noticed something strange during the table reconfiguration.

Before, during the reconfiguration phase, I could look at the $BSE\tmp directory and find the R.<tablename> file and see which table was being reconfigurated at the time. However this time I could not find the R.* files anywhere.

Is this related to any functional change in this part of the software? I've a friend which told the same thing happened to him and he could not find the R.* files anywhere during the reconfiguration. (of course, in the end the tables are reconfigured, so the file exists somewhere...).

Thanks
Fred

P.S.: By the way, my portingset is 6.1c.07.02.

Some more info.

I checked the system while it was reconfigurating the tables. The refint.exe process was present. Perhaps Baan was just rebuilding the reference counters and taking a long time to do it (checking tfgld106 for example) and that's why I could not see the R.* file.

Can anyone comment on this?

Thanks
Fred

hi there

I was just creating RTDD for tccom001.

First while the bdbpost was running it created the R* file in the \BSE\tmp folder; after a while it had started refint.exe and during this time the R* file was not there, may be the bdbpost was completed.

Now I need a help pls, in one of the reconfig R.tdsls041140 the file got stuck here and it is not removed from tmp folder; later we found the very table data of tdsls041 was itself not there; Event Viewer reported the Ittdsls041140_1a does not exist. How do I restore from the R* file. Can I use the session Create Table from Sequential Dump. Will it work..?

Appreciate any ideas pls

VISH

hi

i got the bdbreconfig6.2 -N(table>+ option from other threads

thanks a lot

VISH

Yeah, I was going to tell you to try that.
We're you lucky in recovering the table?

Fred

hi

I used as follows to recover tdsls041 table of coy 999

bdbreconfig -N tdsls041999+ -nm -td:\baan\tmp

it worked fine and restored perfectly around 4.6 million records

thanks hv a good day

VISH

OK.
It's always nice to know.

Thanks
Fred

A good place to start for all bdbreconfig questions

Solution - 165813 - Reconfigure Tables FAQ