Re: dbimport

I have alredy found this string in *.unl file, but there is no strange chars. Here is it 735620|30/10/2003|12|10|2003-10-30 08:32:20|30/10/2003|0|||||||||||||2|230281751906 ||||||||||||||840|||||-12182||6|1|2|1||||||| What does 735291 - Cannot open file 'tptkenc.iem'. mean? -- Regards, Vladislav mailto:vbukreyev@pisem.net RM> Try to see in you .unl ( see in dbimport.log where your dbimport stopped ) if you have some strange character. RM> in most times it begans with -e9........ RM> good luck... RM> -------------------------------------------------------------- RM> Hi all! RM> I have IDS 7.31 on WIN2K box. One day I've done dbexport of one of my database. The next day I RM> needed to dbimport it, some time it was procceding, but at one moment it was interrupted and IDS said the following: RM> *** put loadcur RM> 1213 - Character to numeric conversion error RM> 735291 - Cannot open file 'tptkenc.iem'. RM> What does that mean?? RM> Then I've done an an experiment, I made the 0-level backup and made dbexport, then I've restored it RM> on my test server with no problems, then I've drop the database and tried to dbimport it, but got RM> the same error. So the restore is working, but dbimport - no. What should I do? I have no 0-level RM> backup on that moment. How can I find the error in *.unl file? RM> Thank you. sending to informix-list