Error SMAT DB

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  • #118684
    Gina Borden
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      We started receiving this error this afternoon.  We are new to SMAT DB, so I’m not sure where to go with this.  We tried running the clControl.tcl cleanup.  Any help would be appreciated.

       

      [pd :open:ERR /0:summitADT_OUT:03/26/2021 16:11:04] Initializing secondary for summitADT_OUT when not present
      [pd :open:ERR /0:summitADT_OUT:03/26/2021 16:11:04] Error 26 ‘file is encrypted or is not a database’ while executing ATTACH ‘summitADT_OUT.smatdb-sec’ AS sec; in summitADT_OUT
      [pd :open:ERR /0:summitADT_OUT:03/26/2021 16:11:04] Error 8 ‘attempt to write a readonly database’ while executing INSERT INTO main.smat_msgs SELECT * FROM sec.smat_msgs; in summitADT_OUT
      [pd :open:ERR /0:summitADT_OUT:03/26/2021 16:11:04] Initializing secondary for summitADT_OUT when not present

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      • #118685
        Charlie Bursell
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          Looks like your database is ether corrupted or encrypted with a different password.

          Try opening with standard Sqlite tools and see if it errors.

        • #118687
          Rob Abbott
          Keymaster

            Please open a support ticket.   They can help.

            Rob Abbott
            Cloverleaf Emeritus

          • #119193
            gricelda lopez
            Participant

              Hi Gina, did you find a solution to the issue with the smat file causing issue?

              • #119195
                Gina Borden
                Participant

                  FYI – this issue ended up being a file permission issue:

                  1. First I removed the T to the smatdb file  – chmod o-t cernerORU_SAVE.smatdb
                  2. Second I added the w to the smatdb file  – chmod u+w cernerORU_SAVE.smatdb
                  3. Third I added the w to the smatdb-shm file  – chmod u+w cernerORU_SAVE.smatdb-shm
                  4. I restarted the process after each one of these changes to see if it was fixed.

                  I compared the file permissions to a smatdb that was working

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