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LudvikTabor Posts 2 Registration date Wednesday May 11, 2016 Status Member Last seen May 27, 2016 - May 27, 2016 at 11:20 AM
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May 23, 2016 at 01:34 PM
May 23, 2016 at 01:34 PM
Apparently there are several corrupt databases. Your Domino server must have crashed once, before it started to show the out-of-memory errors.
What needs to be done:
- shut down Domino
- make a back-up of the whole Domino environment
- make sure that the Domino executables folder is in your path
- open a Command Prompt window
- change directory to the Domino data directory
- run FIXUP on all databases, this is a tool to repair databases, it throws away corrupt documents (they will be restored from a replica on another server when available)
- example: nfixup names.nsf =E:\Lotus\directory\notes.ini.
- when done, restart your Domino server
Better shut down the Domino server before running the fixup tool or Lotus Notes Repair Kit . It doesn't have anything to do with allocated memory directly, but it removes corrupt documents. These corrupt documents can make the server crash.
The fixup tool is in the same directory as the notes.exe file, it's called fixup.exe or nfixup.exe
May be this article will give you more information.
http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/dominowiki.nsf/dx/Database_Corruption_Troubleshooting_Guide
What needs to be done:
- shut down Domino
- make a back-up of the whole Domino environment
- make sure that the Domino executables folder is in your path
- open a Command Prompt window
- change directory to the Domino data directory
- run FIXUP on all databases, this is a tool to repair databases, it throws away corrupt documents (they will be restored from a replica on another server when available)
- example: nfixup names.nsf =E:\Lotus\directory\notes.ini.
- when done, restart your Domino server
Better shut down the Domino server before running the fixup tool or Lotus Notes Repair Kit . It doesn't have anything to do with allocated memory directly, but it removes corrupt documents. These corrupt documents can make the server crash.
The fixup tool is in the same directory as the notes.exe file, it's called fixup.exe or nfixup.exe
May be this article will give you more information.
http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/dominowiki.nsf/dx/Database_Corruption_Troubleshooting_Guide
May 27, 2016 at 11:20 AM