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05-26-2004 10:47 PM
05-26-2004 10:47 PM
Lost files in a directory
Hi
After running Disk File Optimizer (2.8), one of my programs stopped working.
"error opening XXX as input XXX file not found"
And yes, this file and a few others in the same directory were gone.
Analyze/disk told me that I had problem with a directory file "ANALDISK-W-BAD_NAMEORDER" and a few "ANALDISK-W-LOSTHEADER" files.
Can this be a problem with DFO 2.8?
I have not experienced any problems when running DFO on this disk before.
I'm running VMS 7.2-2 and ODS-5, It's not the system disk.
Martin
After running Disk File Optimizer (2.8), one of my programs stopped working.
"error opening XXX as input XXX file not found"
And yes, this file and a few others in the same directory were gone.
Analyze/disk told me that I had problem with a directory file "ANALDISK-W-BAD_NAMEORDER" and a few "ANALDISK-W-LOSTHEADER" files.
Can this be a problem with DFO 2.8?
I have not experienced any problems when running DFO on this disk before.
I'm running VMS 7.2-2 and ODS-5, It's not the system disk.
Martin
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05-27-2004 09:43 PM
05-27-2004 09:43 PM
Re: Lost files in a directory
Martin,
It's generally recommended to run a defragmenter on a disk with valid file structure, i.e. one should run ANALYZE/DISK/REPAIR first and only then DEFRAGMENT VOLUME. Otherwise, the problems like you've experienced can happen. The best way, imho, is to run ANALYZE/DISK in the prologue command file of every DFO script you define. As for your lost file, I understand you've already tried ANALYZE/DISK/REPAIR, to no avail. Other than restoring from the backup (if such exists), probably nothing else to do...
It's generally recommended to run a defragmenter on a disk with valid file structure, i.e. one should run ANALYZE/DISK/REPAIR first and only then DEFRAGMENT VOLUME. Otherwise, the problems like you've experienced can happen. The best way, imho, is to run ANALYZE/DISK in the prologue command file of every DFO script you define. As for your lost file, I understand you've already tried ANALYZE/DISK/REPAIR, to no avail. Other than restoring from the backup (if such exists), probably nothing else to do...
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06-01-2004 04:57 AM
06-01-2004 04:57 AM
Re: Lost files in a directory
Hi
Two hours before running DFO I ran analyze/disk and there were no problems then. But, ok, there could have happened someting strange in these two hours.
I think your tip to run analyze/disk in the prologue command file is a good piece of advice!
After set file/nodirectory, delete of the (former) directory file and analyze/disk/repair, I managed to find all my files in the syslost directory. :-)
But I still wonder why it happened in the first place? I have never had any problems like this before uppgrading to DFO 2.8 (from 2.7)
Martin
Two hours before running DFO I ran analyze/disk and there were no problems then. But, ok, there could have happened someting strange in these two hours.
I think your tip to run analyze/disk in the prologue command file is a good piece of advice!
After set file/nodirectory, delete of the (former) directory file and analyze/disk/repair, I managed to find all my files in the syslost directory. :-)
But I still wonder why it happened in the first place? I have never had any problems like this before uppgrading to DFO 2.8 (from 2.7)
Martin
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