[Summary-Talk] Re: Assertion (size>0 && size <=MP_BLOCK_SIZE) Failed

["roy hill \(IGER-WP\)" <roy.hill@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yep had worked that one out now using your support pages which I should
have read before sending in help requests to the list! ;-)

Thank you.

Can you tell me what files make the database for the purposes of working
out how big the database is I presume it is one or all of the files
below?

"report.dat",
"report.str",
"curvisits.gz"


Best regards,
Roy.

Roy Hill, B.Sc., MBCS
IT Services Manager

Telephone	: + 44 1970 823043
Fax		: + 44 1970 821959


-----Original Message-----
From: owner-summary-talk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:owner-summary-talk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Jason Linhart
Sent: 03 July 2006 14:33
To: summary-talk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [Summary-Talk] Re: Assertion (size>0 && size <=MP_BLOCK_SIZE)
Failed

It sounds like Summary's binary report database has gotten corrupted.
This can happen in several ways, a power failure, crash during
processing, etc.

Try quitting Summary, delete the "report.dat" file from Summary's Data
folder. Launch Summary again. If you are running in incremental mode you
should restore a recent backup on Summary's Tools configuration page. If
you are not using incremental mode and Summary doesn't automatically
start processing the logs then manually trigger a log processing run.

Good Luck
Jason


roy hill (IGER-WP) wrote:
> 
> My summary install keeps bombing out... It has been running ok but now

> on start-up I get the customary cmd window followed by a message box 
> with the following message;
> 
> "Assertion (size>0 && size <=MP_BLOCK_SIZE) Failed in "MemoryPool.c" 
> on line 592"
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example, 'One Fish Two Fish, Red Fish Blue Fish' can be deconstructed as
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