Clarion, Error: Unable to read keyed record Error 36

Error: Unable to read keyed record Error 36

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Tony Sierr #1 / 6	Error: Unable to read keyed record Error 36 A Clarion based program is reporting the following error message "Unable to read keyed record Can not continue update ... Error: 36 Invalid Data File. I'm not a Clarion programmer and would like to fix the problem without have to learn a new language. Does anyone know a simple fix to this problem and walk me through fixing it? Thanks in advance, Tony Sierra
Sat, 28 Jun 2003 02:53:00 GMT

Tony Sierr #2 / 6	Error: Unable to read keyed record Error 36 A Clarion based program is reporting the following error message "Unable to read keyed record Can not continue update ... Error: 36 Invalid Data File. I'm not a Clarion programmer and would like to fix the problem without have to learn a new language. Does anyone know a simple fix to this problem and walk me through fixing it? Thanks in advance, Tony Sierra
Sat, 28 Jun 2003 22:18:11 GMT

Jim #3 / 6	Error: Unable to read keyed record Error 36 Hi Tony, Sounds like the program does not march the data. If you are using Dos2.1 and have the data file source then use filler.exe to match program source. That's about it. hope this helps. Jim Quote: > A Clarion based program is reporting the following error message "Unable to > read keyed record Can not continue update ... Error: 36 Invalid Data File. > I'm not a Clarion programmer and would like to fix the problem without have > to learn a new language. Does anyone know a simple fix to this problem and > walk me through fixing it? > Thanks in advance, > Tony Sierra
Sun, 29 Jun 2003 03:50:36 GMT

Tony Sierr #4 / 6	Error: Unable to read keyed record Error 36 Jim, thanks for your reply. I believe that the version is DOS 2.1, because the app is DOS based. I'm not familiar at all with Clarion so I don't no much about the filler.exe. A friend who uses this app encountered this problem and asked me for help since I am a C programmer. Do all I have to do is type filler at the command prompt in the directory where the program resides? Will filler.exe ask for any instructions? How could this error have occurred? Would a power failure cause this error? Thanks again for you replies in this matter. Tony Sierra Quote: > Hi Tony, > Sounds like the program does not march the data. > If you are using Dos2.1 and have the data file source then use filler.exe > to match program source. > That's about it. > hope this helps. > Jim > > A Clarion based program is reporting the following error message "Unable > to > > read keyed record Can not continue update ... Error: 36 Invalid Data > File. > > I'm not a Clarion programmer and would like to fix the problem without > have > > to learn a new language. Does anyone know a simple fix to this problem > and > > walk me through fixing it? > > Thanks in advance, > > Tony Sierra
Sun, 29 Jun 2003 04:40:35 GMT

Dave Bratovic #5 / 6	Error: Unable to read keyed record Error 36 Tony & Jim, OPEN or Share will post a error #36 if the OWNER is invalid or the file is corrupted. The error message looks like a custom trap. If you like Tony send me the file and I'll see if I can fix it for you. db Quote: >Hi Tony, >Sounds like the program does not march the data. >If you are using Dos2.1 and have the data file source then use filler.exe >to match program source. >That's about it. >hope this helps. >Jim >> A Clarion based program is reporting the following error message "Unable >to >> read keyed record Can not continue update ... Error: 36 Invalid Data >File. >> I'm not a Clarion programmer and would like to fix the problem without >have >> to learn a new language. Does anyone know a simple fix to this problem >and >> walk me through fixing it? >> Thanks in advance, >> Tony Sierra
Sun, 29 Jun 2003 09:52:51 GMT

Maarte #6 / 6	Error: Unable to read keyed record Error 36 Tony, Quote: > I'm not familiar at all with Clarion so I don't no > much about the filler.exe I think Jim meant Cfil.exe Cfil wants a source file with the correct file-layout and will then convert your current file to the correct layout. Do you know if the file-layout has changed? Or did the error #36 just started ? Did they (recently) upgrade their computers? Due to a timing bug in the RTL of CfD2.x the program can report those errors as well when run on a machine greater (faster) than a PII 233MHz. You can easily find out: When the error occurs, kick everybody off the network and try the same handling again (after starting the app again<g>). When it works this time, you've encounterd the timing bug (try on a "slow" machine of course). -- Best regards, Maarten CDD3.1, C5EEb - ABC & C5.5EEgold Certainly Clarion Developer
Mon, 30 Jun 2003 04:18:53 GMT

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