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From: njs@watson.ibm.com (Nicholas J. Simicich)
Newsgroups: comp.sources.bugs
Subject: Trn help needed(again)
Message-ID: <26795@adm.brl.mil>
Date: 6 May 91 19:40:35 GMT
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I had something like this happen to me when mthreads was in the middle
of a pass during a power hit.  I believe that lots of database file
pieces were partially from one generation, and partially from another
because the power hit wasn't nice enough to occur immediately after a
sync.  I played around with the -z option for a while, and then did a
mthreads !all followed by mthreads all, and things have been much
happier.

Nick Simicich (NJS at WATSON, njs@watson.ibm.com) -SSI AOWI #3958, HSA #318
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