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13 Apr 2010 10:37 #1
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Hi
I have a clean install of Windows XP Pro SP3 with MS automatic updates turned on and with DrayTek syslog v4.2.1 installed on it. Syslog is picking up syslog messages from a Vigor 2820vn with firmware 3.3.3_232201
Very frequently syslog reports the error message below when new syslog messages arrive from the router:
OpenDB InsertDB_Top:Code = 80004005
Meaning = Unspecified Error
Source = Microsoft JET Database Engine
Description = Selected collating sequence not supported by operating system
I have looked on the MS website and the only thing it mentions is making sure the MS Jet Database is up to date, which it is. Is there a fix to this error?
Thanks
I have a clean install of Windows XP Pro SP3 with MS automatic updates turned on and with DrayTek syslog v4.2.1 installed on it. Syslog is picking up syslog messages from a Vigor 2820vn with firmware 3.3.3_232201
Very frequently syslog reports the error message below when new syslog messages arrive from the router:
OpenDB InsertDB_Top:Code = 80004005
Meaning = Unspecified Error
Source = Microsoft JET Database Engine
Description = Selected collating sequence not supported by operating system
I have looked on the MS website and the only thing it mentions is making sure the MS Jet Database is up to date, which it is. Is there a fix to this error?
Thanks
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08 May 2010 10:07 #2
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Replied by timgilberts on topic DrayTek Syslog Error Messages
We had this problem - from microsoft it seems to be a language problem with the access database used to record logs.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/202150
We had been running an older version of syslog before so there was an MDB already in existence:
You need to shut down any running copy and delete any MDB files in the directory you have chosen to record the logs or it will still give errors. I suspect this recreates the MDB in the general sort order.
For those who do not have 4.2.1 which just crashes with a C++ error in the above situation...
This is sorted by downloading the V4.2.1 router tools from draytek:
http://draytek.com/user/SupportDLUtility.php #
or just the syslog file (copy it over the top of the one in Program Files\Router Tools) from:
http://www.draytek.co.uk/support/download/Syslog_421_Win.zip
Don't forget to delete any old MDB as above
We had been running an older version of syslog before so there was an MDB already in existence:
You need to shut down any running copy and delete any MDB files in the directory you have chosen to record the logs or it will still give errors. I suspect this recreates the MDB in the general sort order.
For those who do not have 4.2.1 which just crashes with a C++ error in the above situation...
This is sorted by downloading the V4.2.1 router tools from draytek:
or just the syslog file (copy it over the top of the one in Program Files\Router Tools) from:
Don't forget to delete any old MDB as above
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09 May 2010 02:01 #3
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When it gives that error, afaik it doesn't crash, just shows that error and keeps going - it only really matters if you want to store the syslog as a database.
Draytek are apparently working on a fix for it though, which should be released soon.
Draytek are apparently working on a fix for it though, which should be released soon.
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10 May 2010 13:51 #4
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That is brilliant, syslog is working fine now, many thanks!
Replied by bert.twildge on topic DrayTek Syslog Error Messages
We had this problem - from microsoft it seems to be a language problem with the access database used to record logs.timgilberts wrote:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/202150
We had been running an older version of syslog before so there was an MDB already in existence:
You need to shut down any running copy and delete any MDB files in the directory you have chosen to record the logs or it will still give errors. I suspect this recreates the MDB in the general sort order.
That is brilliant, syslog is working fine now, many thanks!
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