This section describes problems you may encounter when installing mvBase, the possible causes of these problems, and their solutions.
Problem |
Possible Cause |
Solution |
O/S does not verify. You are getting frame mismatches. |
You have installed a software product or application that loaded information into the ABS frames of mvBase. |
Should files become corrupted as a result of any system anomalies, an ABS restore procedure must be performed. Restoration can be performed from mvBase source files located on either CD-ROM or floppy diskette media. |
CD-ROM-Based Restore
Stop the mvBase Server and Workstation.
Locate the file mvserver.abs found in the \support\server directory on the mvBase CD-ROM. This file is in expanded format.
Copy this file from the CD-ROM to the installation directory located on the mvBase Server (<install directory>\server).
The attribute for the file must be changed from READ-ONLY to ARCHIVE. The attribute setting is located on the file’s Properties dialog box. To access this dialog box, select the file in File Manager or Windows Explorer, right-click with the mouse button, and select Properties. The Properties dialog box can also be accessed via the File pull-down menu.
Floppy Diskette-Based Restore
NOTE |
Floppy diskettes have insufficient space for file expansion. Expand the file directly to the destination directory on the mvBase Server. |
Locate the mvserver.ab_ file in the root directory of the mvBase diskettes. This file is not in expanded format.
To expand the file, open a DOS prompt. The command to expand files to the mvBase Server subdirectory is:
Format
EXPAND A:\sourcefile drive:\destination |
Parameter(s)
A:\ |
Drive to the file which is to be expanded. |
sourcefile |
Path to the file which is to be expanded. |
drive:\ |
Drive for the file in its expanded format. |
destination |
Path of the file in its expanded format. (<mvBase install directory>\server). |
See Also
Error Recovery and Troubleshooting
What to do Before Calling Your System Supplier
Recovering from Aborts During Backup