A user used Access to query a huge file and rebooted her computer while the query was still in progress. All users started getting an error:
[Pervasive][ODBC Client Interface][LNA][Pervasive][ODBC Engine Interface] Out of Disk space writing temporary sort file. The tempfileDirectory = variable in odbc.ini can be used to specify different drive/directories". (#0)
which essentially shut down any ODBC activity at this client's site.
After a little investigation I discovered that the query that had gone awry left a 1 gig dead swap file on the boot drive of the app server in the Winnt directory. I looked at the Pervasive Console and could not find anywhere to set the swap file directory to a different drive, and there is no info on this that I can find on Pervasive's web site or on the net. I posted this same question on the BTrieve forum and they don't have an answer. Does anyone know anything about how to set the directory location for ODBC swap files ? Changing settings in ODBC.ini don't do jack. Macola says there support for ODBC ends at making the drivers work, after that, your on your own.
Thanks
[Pervasive][ODBC Client Interface][LNA][Pervasive][ODBC Engine Interface] Out of Disk space writing temporary sort file. The tempfileDirectory = variable in odbc.ini can be used to specify different drive/directories". (#0)
which essentially shut down any ODBC activity at this client's site.
After a little investigation I discovered that the query that had gone awry left a 1 gig dead swap file on the boot drive of the app server in the Winnt directory. I looked at the Pervasive Console and could not find anywhere to set the swap file directory to a different drive, and there is no info on this that I can find on Pervasive's web site or on the net. I posted this same question on the BTrieve forum and they don't have an answer. Does anyone know anything about how to set the directory location for ODBC swap files ? Changing settings in ODBC.ini don't do jack. Macola says there support for ODBC ends at making the drivers work, after that, your on your own.
Thanks