I am the Net. admin for a company that uses GM 5.5 on CItrix Metaframe 1.8 on a W2k SP3 server. GM is installed on a seperate App. server(W2k SP3). Some of our Citrix users have received the following error when trying to access GM and the only way to clear it is by terminating all GM sessions active on the Citrix server. This has no effect on the local LAN users who access the same App server that runs GM. The local LAN users do not receive this error.
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Read failure.
Context: open
\\Raymar3\goldmine\goldmine\GMBase\LookUp
1: File: \\Raymar3\goldmine\goldmine\GMBase\LookUp.DBF
BDE Error Cat:Code: [36:1]
BDE: 500 [21/6/1999] GoldMine: 5.50.10424
User: GMCKEE
Window: &Cancel
Template: 7169
Details:
FILENAME: \\Raymar3\goldmine\goldmine\GMBase\LookUp.DBF
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This error usually ties in to the Lookup.db* file, but I have seen it with other .db* files listed in the error.
Sometimes, this error appears when trying to view GM logs with the Syslog.db* file listed. I have rebuilt ind. files and complete contact Db's numerous times, but this problem only exists for CItrix users, so I believe it is exclusively a problem of the Citrix server.
Please advise if you have any ideas -- ANY ideas. I am open to them all.
Thanks.
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Read failure.
Context: open
\\Raymar3\goldmine\goldmine\GMBase\LookUp
1: File: \\Raymar3\goldmine\goldmine\GMBase\LookUp.DBF
BDE Error Cat:Code: [36:1]
BDE: 500 [21/6/1999] GoldMine: 5.50.10424
User: GMCKEE
Window: &Cancel
Template: 7169
Details:
FILENAME: \\Raymar3\goldmine\goldmine\GMBase\LookUp.DBF
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This error usually ties in to the Lookup.db* file, but I have seen it with other .db* files listed in the error.
Sometimes, this error appears when trying to view GM logs with the Syslog.db* file listed. I have rebuilt ind. files and complete contact Db's numerous times, but this problem only exists for CItrix users, so I believe it is exclusively a problem of the Citrix server.
Please advise if you have any ideas -- ANY ideas. I am open to them all.
Thanks.