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    Tony, Most likely this is caused because you are not journaling the file. You should be able to specify an isolation level of none. I think it is a property like commit=none. David Morris

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    tony@negia.net Guest

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    Does anyone have any experience with this SQL error. I get the error message when one of my java maintenance methods running in my pc tries an add, update, or delete against a physical file on the 400. I have a simple swing application that accepts data on the pc and then uses JDBC to connect and maintain the file on the 400. Any ideas? Tony

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    tony@negia.net Guest

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    Thanks, that fixed it.

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