Symptoms / Solutions:
FDCS uses Microsoft databases to store tuner and calibration information. Sometimes these databases can become corrupt due to windows issues or windows crashes. These errors can normally be corrected with a simple procedure.
You may suspect a corrupt database if:
- You attempt to define a new tuner frequency list and FDCS crashes
- You attempt to load a tuner calibration into a setup and FDCS crashes
- The frequencies appear out-of-order in calibration ID when selecting a calibration
- A different tuner calibration loads than the one selected in your project
To correct a corrupt database:
- Open the ODBC data source administrator:
C:\Windows\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exe
- Highlight the focus database (LPExAdmin, LPExData or LPExSwitch) that is corrupt and press Configure.
- Press the Repair
- Select the database file and press OK.
- The follow message should be displayed to show that the operation was successful.
This procedure can be repeated for all databases
Keywords: FDCS, database issues, corrupt, mdb, crashing
Last date modified: April 7, 2017
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