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Hi All. In a distributed database (Ingres10) we have noticed that a registered table is giving some weird errors when accessed. select count(*) from c_rack_number\g Executing . . . E_RD000F The information block is out of date. I've tried to remove and recreate the tables registration but the remove is also disallowed with E_RD000F. I suspect that the best thing is to simply drop and recreate the ddb. Anyone got a better idea? |
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Hi All. In a distributed database (Ingres10) we have noticed that a registered table is giving some weird errors when accessed. select count(*) from c_rack_number\g Executing . . . E_RD000F The information block is out of date. I've tried to remove and recreate the tables registration but the remove is also disallowed with E_RD000F. I suspect that the best thing is to simply drop and recreate the ddb. Anyone got a better idea? |
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