Overview

A status 132 error means that the BLOBDATA file has reached its maximum storage capacity and can no longer store records without having information archived.  We recommend restoring from backup to before you received the 132 error to successfully run the archive utility.


The users with supervisor security [48.1] in System Five may also have received a "Warning archive needed" message as seen below before the status 132 error.  No restoration is required if running from the archive needed message. 

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Typically you would receive this error from an invoice screen, adding comments or document attachments.


Solutions


This procedure can take time to complete depending on the size of database files and the speed of network/server.  Everyone will need to be signed out for this operation to succeed successfully.


Create a GETOUT!.NOW to ensure users do not attempt to sign in while the rebuild is in progress.

 

Option 1: Archive using 6.2.4.625 or later

Ensure a backup of the database has been completed before executing these steps.  If something goes wrong such as a power outage or network disruption, the restoration of the backup would be the solution. 


Run the new Toolbox Routine to archive old BLOBDATA records


IMPORTANT

This Toolbox Routine is available on released version 6.2.4.625 and later.


Steps

  1. Go to Setup Tools > Utilities > Tool Box > Misc Routines
  2. Picture / Blobdata Utils
  3. Switch to the "Create Archive File" tab and click on the "Create Archive Directory" button
    • This will create a new folder inside _datafiles called "BlobArchive"
    • This will now be the storage place for all records prior to the date you specified
  4. Set Prior date - defaults to 7 years but you can adjust this
  5. Enable Data Types & File Attachments
  6. Then click on the "Move to Archive" button below
    • This routine will move all records starting prior to "Prior to Date" and retain all records moving forward.
    • so the current BLOBDATA.BTR, BLOBHEAD.BTR & SIGDATA.BTR files should reduce in size


Option 2: Zen 14 or Zen 15 database upgrade


Ensure a backup of the database has been completed before executing these steps.  If something goes wrong such as a power outage or network disruption, the restoration of the backup would be the solution. 


Upgrade Database to Zen Actian Version 14 or 15

This version has a larger storage limit than previous versions.


Remove Segment limit

  • Load up Zen Control Center > Configure Local Engine
  • Under Performance Tuning, Uncheck "Limit Segment Size to 2GB
  • Click the "APPLY" button below, then the OK button

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Rebuild BLOBDATA.BTR file via PCC > Rebuild utility with the setting below.

DO NOT rebuild the file via File Check in System5. That will set the File Format to 12, instead of 13.  

Version 13.0 supports a much larger storage format.


Follow these setting



Clean Up


Ensure you remove the GETOUT!.NOW file