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DB-Server 16.0.0.2127 can't open database created with 16.0.0.1324

reimer_pods
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I've recently installed a Support Package updating my SA16 version to 16.0.2127. Today I tried starting a database that had been created some time ago using an engine with build 16.0.1324. That resulted in the following message:


DBServer 16002127 cant open database created with 16001324

Here's a dump from the database header indicating the dbinit version:


DBServer 16002127 cant open database created with 16001324


Update: installing the last availabe EBF (16.0.2158) didn't change anything

Any ideas how this could happen?

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reimer_pods
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Older versions of the engine have the same symptom and can't start the database. But with SA17 I could finally start the database and check SYSHISTORY

operation;object_id;sub_operation;version;platform;first_time;last_time;details;first_time_utc;last_time_utc
'START';0;'';'16.0.0.2076';'W7 #7601 SP 1 X86_64';2015-04-16 14:12:37.0;2015-07-20 18:25:07.0;AT=0x20;DB=SATA Unknown;DM=((( ST31000524AS____________JC4A;;'2015-04-16 12:12:37.000+00:00';'2015-07-20 16:25:07.000+00:00'
'START';0;'';'17.0.0.1062';'W7 #7601 SP 1 X86_64';2015-07-20 18:25:07.0;2015-07-20 18:25:07.0;AT=0x20;DB=SATA;DM=ST31000524AS____________JC4A;;'2015-07-20 16:25:07.000+00:00';'2015-07-20 16:25:07.000+00:00'
'LAST_START';0;'';'17.0.0.1062';'W7 #7601 SP 1 X86_64';2015-07-20 18:25:07.0;2015-07-20 18:25:07.0;AT=0x20;DB=SATA;DM=ST31000524AS____________JC4A;;'2015-07-20 16:25:07.000+00:00';'2015-07-20 16:25:07.000+00:00'
'LAST_BACKUP';0;'';'17.0.0.1062';'W7 #7601 SP 1 X86_64';2015-07-20 18:30:31.0;2015-08-11 17:42:18.0;BU=Type:Full 'Imag';;'2015-07-20 16:30:31.000+00:00';'2015-08-11 15:42:18.000+00:00'
'UPGRADE';0;'';'17.0.0.1062';'W7 #7601 SP 1 X86_64';2015-07-20 18:30:34.0;2015-07-20 18:30:34.0;CA=E00C3000D000FEDFF7FDD;;'2015-07-20 16:30:34.000+00:00';'2015-07-20 16:30:34.000+00:00'


So it looks like the database has been upgraded, but not rebuilt to SA17. The changes of the structure or system tables made by the upgrade seem to prevent SA16 from starting the database.
Thanks, Breck, for reminding me of SYSHISTORY.

Breck_Carter
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I stupidly read the original message as saying "database must be upgraded" when in fact it spoke the truth: "server must be upgraded"... Foxhound issues similar messages, and I misread those too... with great age comes great confusion ( Spider-Man is 53 years old so it's time to warn him 🙂

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