In article <6vat1b$74k$1@acs2.byu.edu>,
"Rick Stephenson" <rick_stephenson@byu.edu> wrote:
> -264 - Could not write to a temporary file.
Hello Rick,
in the case, that u are using OnLine 5.08, I can help u:
Use dbexport, shipped with an older version of Online.
e.g: 5.05 or 5.03....
The 5.08 version is (on Digital-Unix-Systems) with bugs in it.
Hope, this helps.
PLS: Do not forget to post, which environment u use.
Bye.
Andy
In article <6vat1b$74k$1@acs2.byu.edu>,
"Rick Stephenson" <rick_stephenson@byu.edu> wrote:
> -264 - Could not write to a temporary file.
> The database server created a temporary file in the directory
> specified by the DBTEMP environment variable, (or /tmp by
> default on UNIX systems) but now it has encountered an
> error trying to write data into it. Check the accompanying
> ISAM error code, and look for operating system error> messages that may give more information. Possibly there
> has been a hardware failure; possibly the disk is full. Since
> Version 5.01, the DBTEMP environment variable is used by
> the INFORMIX-SE database server but not by the
> INFORMIX-OnLine Dynamic Server.
>
> -110 - ISAM error: end or beginning of the file.
> Reading rows sequentially, forward or backward, the ISAM
> processor has reached one end of the file (table). C-ISAM
> programs: This is the normal signal of end of file. Use a
> different retrieval mode of isread to reposition the file. SQL
> products: See the SQL error message or return code.
>
> I have looked at my dbspaces and /tmp to see if anything has filled up, none
> of that is happening. Is there anything else I can look at to resolve this
> problem. DBSPACETEMP is not set to anything either.
>
> Any help would be appreciated. Thanks,
> Rick Stephenson
> rick@byu.edu
>
>
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