7/29/2019 7:55 AM | |
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Dear all, I would like to share a solution for TBI error 2091, 0xFFFF_082B, unexpected result in a STEP 7 Function, error during the function d4flush! [A1FlushTable] issue during AS full compilation. PCS 7 V9.0 SP1, CFC V9.0 SP2 Up2 , Step 7 V5.6 Up3. When I added a chart and do a full as a compilation, this internal error TBI error came out. The compilation is aborted by an error, there is a possibility that internal data structure errors may occur. Then I recompile again, the "No Disk Space" issue came out. Then I checked on Block folder properties Get Fill Level (see attached PDF), the problem is caused by overfilled block folder due to the project has been worked for a long time without a reorganization. Reorganize an AS project (not OS project!) is recommended if the project is in development. By reorganization the database, it will be optimized and reduced the blocks fill stand. There is a file in the system that used to manage the changes, and it will grow after many changes without reorganization. That is why it is a good use when you work in a project from time to time to reorganized to optimize the database. Why not reorganize in OS project? I had a bad experience in reorganize an OS project. There is a process historian in my projects. After reorganizing the OS project and download into OS server, the process historian recognizes another OS project in my project. generated another ID for the same OS server station internally in the SQL caused a lot of problems turned out in process historian and information server. Please be careful, not to reorganize the OS project without a clear understanding of the process historian system - OS server relationship. For further information on the TBI error, please refer to the file I generated for all the PCS 7 product users. Attachment20190725_TBI Internal error_V1.pdf (343 Downloads) |
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9/10/2019 8:55 PM | |
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JazTai, Thank you for your support! You provide good solutions. Keep it up! |
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9/2/2022 7:54 AM | |
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Hi Jaz, Great job with a detailed solution. Thanks. |
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