Re: OR_UNI error message

[m.wahlman@xxxxxxxxx]

Thanks Kewitrades for trying to help me out, but the problem is already 
solved. Appearently when installing some free compilers from 
http://www.freebyte.com/programming/  then some of the ODBC files in the 
/windows/system had become replaced with new incompatible ones which among 
other things resulted in the 32 bit ODBC control in the Control Panel in 
Win 95 being numb, i.e. nothing happened as I tried to click on it. I then 
compared the dates of the ODBC files in the /windows/system directory with 
the ones in another computer and there the fault was. Anyway, perhaps 
someone else might learn something from "this journey".

Regards,

M.Wahlman




At 13:28 2002-11-13 -0500, you wrote:
>close charting and shutdown the global server,,,go into omega directory 
>via windows explorer or my computer,,,then go into the server directory 
>inside the omega directory,,,in there delete 3 files 1) GSQF.dat 2) GSQF.mst
>3) symswap.dat
>then go into the pds directory inside the server directory and delete all 
>files
>with .idx extension. when you open the global server it will rebuild all 
>of the deleted files rebuilding whichever ones were corrupted causing your 
>error message. i hope this helps,,, if you like let me know if it helped 
>or not.
>
>
>In a message dated 11/11/02 2:11:52 PM Central Standard Time, 
>m.wahlman@xxxxxxxxx writes:
>
>
>Does anyone know what to do when GlobalServer refuses to open and a pop up
>message box appears with the followiing message
>
>
>OR_UNI
>
>Database Access Error: 63 S 1110
>
>
>What should be done? Throw the whole case out the window?
>
>And how does one restore the database, i.e. which files need to be saved if
>one decides to wipe out all of the Omega directories and do a complete
>reinstallation? I know that the files in /server/pds are critical but I
>also think that some master files need to be saved and of course the
>symbollists. But in which directories do I find the necessary files etc. in
>order not to lose any data?
>
>                    Any help appreciated,
>
>                    M. Wahlman
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