Hi Jamshaid,
What is the Service Pack level installed on your Windows XP2002 Pro
installation ?
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Hugh Williams
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Hi,
I am sharing because i had very similar expereince.
I had the same error reported by Luka a month ago and Windows service log
gave the clue that "virtuoso.lck" is giving problem so it renamed it and i
worked fine. I noticed that when window crashes or you try to create service
then this error
Hi Luka,
Strange that this Visual Studio runtime error occurs on server startup when the
lck file is still in place, as I have not seen this error before. Can you
please confirm the Windows XP version and Service Pack level you are using so
we can check this on a similar version in-house ?
Onc
Hugh, thank you very much. It's working after deleting virtuoso.lck and
creating new instance.
Now, please tell me is there quicker way to start the service each time?
Regards,
Luka
On 7.11.2010 2:13, Hugh Williams wrote:
Hi Luka,
What files exist in the %VIRTUOSO_HOME%\database folder when
Hi Luka,
What files exist in the %VIRTUOSO_HOME%\database folder when you are attempting
to start the database, if the file "virtuoso.lck" exists in this location
please remove and try again. Please also check the virtuoso.log file in this
same directory to see if it reports the reason the data
Hi
everyone,
few days ago I followed the instructions from: http://virtuoso.openlinksw.com/dataspace/dav/wiki/Main/VOSUsageWindows
and successfully installed Virtuoso on WinXP. I had no problem
creating database and opening conductor at port 8890.
Wh
