Hi,

I have installed FP 5 and trying to change the package combination of a company from FP3 to FP5. During that system does reconfiguration for a lot of tables and I get the following error for a few tables as per log.reconfig file. What does error 31036 mean?

Problem during reconfigure table tfgld106100
Error 31036 Reconfiguration failed (error 31036)

Thanks,
srikarthy

Hi,

I have installed FP 5 and trying to change the package combination of a company from FP3 to FP5. During that system does reconfiguration for a lot of tables and I get the following error for a few tables as per log.reconfig file. What does error 31036 mean?

Problem during reconfigure table tfgld106100
Error 31036 Reconfiguration failed (error 31036)

Thanks,
srikarthy

Hello,

do you have analysed logfiles ?
Seems like a DB errorcode.

Give more details, please.

Regards

DB error = Baan error - 1000, so we have ORA-30036, which means "unable to extend segment in undo tablespace". So, there is not enough space left either due to autoextend which is not set at datafile level or due to a disk (filesystem) which's full.

Thanks for the information. Is there any Baan / LN document that lists the error codes and the description of the error?

Regards,
srikarthy

Thanks for the information. Is there any Baan / LN document that lists the error codes and the description of the error?

Regards,
srikarthy

Hello,

use this :

BaanERP Programmers Guide


Errors

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There are three categories of errors:

Error numbers 1-99 are operating system errors
Error numbers 100-899 are database errors
Error numbers 900-999 are network errors
Notes
To retrieve errors with error codes greater than 1000, subtract 1000 from the error number. The result is the database error code. For example, the error code 1510 represents the database error code 510 (that is, 1510 – 1000).

When a fatal error occurs, information about the error is stored in the log files in the directory $BSE/log. For example, if bdbpost6.2 causes an error, this is reported in the file log.bdbpost6.2.

UNIX errors
1
EPERM
Not owner

This indicates an attempt to modify a file that cannot be modified, except by its owner or by a super user. This is also generated when ordinary users attempt an action that only a super user is permitted to carry out.

2
ENOENT
No such file or directory

This occurs when a specified file name should exist but does not, or when one of the directories in a path name does not exist.

3
ESRCH
No such process

This occurs when a specified process cannot be found.

4
EINTR
Interrupted system call

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Regards

oerr ora 30036
^^^^ if error code over 1000 and using Oracle, here is a quick way

after you succesfuly made the change package combination by company you have to run the data upgrade engin.