Database Repairs Again?

[chris2001trainz2010]

Hello, Trainzers. Chris here!

well, I'm sitting through a DBR right now, anyone else?

 

[nicky9499]

Uh, nope, aaaand the point of your thread is...?

 

[chris2001trainz2010]

just wanted to see if this was one of those public ones where everyone is involved.

 

[pware]

It happens occasionally (last night was the latest), particularly after a long session of editing, repairing, updating or deleting assets. It takes about 3 hrs to complete. Despite the inconvenience it is preferable to having a buildup of corrupted assets on my system and the problems that that might create.

 

[chris2001trainz2010]

nicky: good to see someone seeing the real purpose of the thread, nick.

pware: however, mine took only about 1hr. you're not the only one with a heck-of-a-lot of corrupted assets and one missing other assets.

 

[JCitron]

Don't get me going on this stuff! I've had my share of database repairs and validation over the past few weeks. My reinstall took 3-days, exactly 3-days, to install, import, and validate the data. Even when everything appeared complete, the validation process kicked in again for another 34K assets. At nearly 1-second each, the process took close to 10 hours to finish, or about 2:25am for me when it completed and was by then too late to do anything.

John

 

[pdkoester]

For about a week, I have not had to deal with it. Just be careful you don't interrupt when shutting down, and be careful with what you overwrite.

I have had the ARN stuff mess up four or so times in a row during reinstall. Learned to just leave it alone, unless errors. Then I figured just keep the local content, not foreign to my territory content.
Less content is less trouble.

Paul

 

[nicky9499]

nicky: good to see someone seeing the real purpose of the thread, nick.

From your opening post there appeared to be none.


Are you asking is everyone suddenly experiencing a database repair at the same time as you? Seeing how QDRs are a local event (ie. on your own computer) and is in no way influenced by N3V and/or the DLS, how about..no?

Are you asking what to do now that you have a QDR on your hands? Wait it out.

Are you asking what to do to avoid QDRs in the future? There are 7294.85 posts on this topic already.
Oh look, I even did you a favor and found one of them.

Cheerio,
Nicholas