Clarion - C55- Error 513 internal error 13

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C55- Error 513 internal error 13

Rick

2006-01-10, 3:55 am

I made some changes to file in my app's dictionary.

When I open the dict and then point to the file and then try to view or
convert the file the Database Manager post the following;

Error 513 internal error 13

I searched help and all manuals and I can find no reference to this error
message.

What in the world is it trying to tell me?

Thanks for your help!

Rick

2006-01-10, 3:55 am

http://www.softvelocity.com/faq/faq.htm

Problem:

Error 513, Internal Error 13 occurs when browsing a data file from the
Clarion IDE or Dictionary Editor.

Solution:

This error occurs when attempting to use the file browser in the Clarion
IDE.

Check the [paths] section in Clarion INI file. The ini file will have one
of the following names:

c5ee.ini Clarion 5 Enterprise Edition
c5pe.ini Clarion 5 Professional Edition
c55ee.ini Clarion 5.5 Enterprise Edition
c55pe.ini Clarion 5.5 Professional Edition

and can be found in the BIN folder. In the [paths] section, look at the
brwcfg=xxx.ini entry. Find the INI file that this entry points to. Check the
size of this file. If the size is greater than or near 64K, remove old
browse sections from this file or delete the file. This file will be
recreated the next time you browse a file from the IDE.

This error can also occur if the C5ee.dat (Clarion 5 Enterprise Edition),
C5pe.dat (Clarion 5 Professional Edition), C55ee.dat(Clarion 5.5 Enterprise
Edition), or C55pe.dat (Clarion 5.5 Professional Edition) file becomes
corrupt. This file can be deleted, however upon restarting Clarion you will
be required to enter your full serial number.

"Rick" <rickn@ntpsolutions.com> wrote in message
news:43b9c1d0$1_1@newspeer2.tds.net...
> I made some changes to file in my app's dictionary.
>
> When I open the dict and then point to the file and then try to view or
> convert the file the Database Manager post the following;
>
> Error 513 internal error 13
>
> I searched help and all manuals and I can find no reference to this error
> message.
>
> What in the world is it trying to tell me?
>
> Thanks for your help!
>
> Rick
>
>

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