Hi There,
I'm a late comer with the informix adminstrator.
One of my customer encountered an error when loading a flatfile into a table. The error message is as follows:
load from 'e:\temp\accountinfo.txt' insert into accountinfo;
-- [Informix][Dynamic Server 2000][rrrpdb] SQL Error (-847) : Error in load file line 1. [ ISAM error -105 : ISAM error: bad isam file format. ]
-- [Informix][Dynamic Server 2000][rrrpdb] SQL Error (-271) : Could not insert new row into the table. [ ISAM error -105 : ISAM error: bad isam file format. ]
I used oncheck -cixD for the whole server but did not notice something error. From the informix manual, it says that there might be something wrong with the ISAM file(table or index).
Does it mean there is something wrong with the table tblspace or index tblspace? I'm thinking to have my customer run oncheck -cixD on the particular table.
But does anyone know what might be the problmes? If there is something wrong with the disk, does it mean we have to recreate database and restore it from backup.
I would greatly appreciate it if someone can help me out here.
Thanks
Peng
I'm a late comer with the informix adminstrator.
One of my customer encountered an error when loading a flatfile into a table. The error message is as follows:
load from 'e:\temp\accountinfo.txt' insert into accountinfo;
-- [Informix][Dynamic Server 2000][rrrpdb] SQL Error (-847) : Error in load file line 1. [ ISAM error -105 : ISAM error: bad isam file format. ]
-- [Informix][Dynamic Server 2000][rrrpdb] SQL Error (-271) : Could not insert new row into the table. [ ISAM error -105 : ISAM error: bad isam file format. ]
I used oncheck -cixD for the whole server but did not notice something error. From the informix manual, it says that there might be something wrong with the ISAM file(table or index).
Does it mean there is something wrong with the table tblspace or index tblspace? I'm thinking to have my customer run oncheck -cixD on the particular table.
But does anyone know what might be the problmes? If there is something wrong with the disk, does it mean we have to recreate database and restore it from backup.
I would greatly appreciate it if someone can help me out here.
Thanks
Peng