Whenever I export from my database (in format 1) using ASCII manager, I get one and sometimes many of the following error:
- WCCOAascii_log:WCCOAascii (0), 2017.12.14 15:05:04.932, SYS, SEVERE, 69, Database error, RAIMA Database Error *** Code:-905 (SYSTEM/OS error: -905
- WCCOAascii_log:error opening data or key file
- WCCOAascii_log:C errno = 2: No such file or directory
- WCCOAascii_log:FILE: D:\\workspaces\\3.15\\workspace\\ExternLibs\\rdm45\\runtime\\Dio.c(157)), errno:2 (No such file or directory)
What does this mean and how do I fix it?
I don't even have a drive D: so I don't know why it is looking at drive D:. I tried doing a SUBST of D: to C: just to see if that helped and it made no difference.
I'm using v3.15 patch 6 on Windows 7 Enterprise SP1, 64-bit.
How to fix RAIMA error?
- leoknipp
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Re: How to fix RAIMA error?
The given path is just a reference to our WinCC OA source code. It has nothing to do with your project configuration.
Normally when an error is reported during the ASCII export also other database errors are reported during startup or runtime.
Can you please have a look at the PVSS_II.log file to see if other errors are reported.
Best Regards
Leopold Knipp
Senior Support Specialist
Normally when an error is reported during the ASCII export also other database errors are reported during startup or runtime.
Can you please have a look at the PVSS_II.log file to see if other errors are reported.
Best Regards
Leopold Knipp
Senior Support Specialist
- tgdannemiller
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Re: How to fix RAIMA error?
A colleague of mine found that a database repair could be forced, and doing so fixed this problem. The procedure used to force the repair was as follows:
1. Stop the project, then create the text file “dbase.status” with no “.txt” extension in path “HMI_SHELL\\db\\wincc_oa”
2. Open that file with a text editor and type “ON” and Save.
3. Run the WinCC/OA project, It will automatically repair the database.
4. Watch the log to determine when the repair is done. It will stop posting messages, and near the end it will have posted a message saying to delete the dbase.status file.
5. Stop the WinCC/OA project and remove the “dbase.status” file.
6. Start the project once again…done.
1. Stop the project, then create the text file “dbase.status” with no “.txt” extension in path “HMI_SHELL\\db\\wincc_oa”
2. Open that file with a text editor and type “ON” and Save.
3. Run the WinCC/OA project, It will automatically repair the database.
4. Watch the log to determine when the repair is done. It will stop posting messages, and near the end it will have posted a message saying to delete the dbase.status file.
5. Stop the WinCC/OA project and remove the “dbase.status” file.
6. Start the project once again…done.
- leoknipp
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Re: How to fix RAIMA error?
There is no need to stop the project and to delete the dbase.status file after the repair procedure is finished.
When the Data Manager is stopped properly the file is deleted automatically. When starting the Data Manager again the file will be created if the startup was successful.
At startup the Data Manager checks if the file exists. If the file is found it is an indication that the previous stop of the project was not made correctly.
Best Regards
Leopold Knipp
Senior Support Specialist
When the Data Manager is stopped properly the file is deleted automatically. When starting the Data Manager again the file will be created if the startup was successful.
At startup the Data Manager checks if the file exists. If the file is found it is an indication that the previous stop of the project was not made correctly.
Best Regards
Leopold Knipp
Senior Support Specialist