Thread: Run-time error '76'
Hello, I've just recently installed pgAdmin. Now, after trying to change the location of the log files, I'm getting an error message "Run-time error '76' Path not found" on startup (just after the splash screen) and then pgAdmin dies. I suppose that either I mistyped the path I wanted or pgAdmin cannot or does not create any directories in the path. Unfortunately I'm not sure what path I typed in. I've tried creating a few directories that I might have typed but no luck. I've tried to uninstall and reinstall pgAdmin but the error continues. I even tried an earlier version (1_1_66 and 1_1_34). Is there some file (config maybe) somewhere that gets created but not uninstalled or some registry setting that does not get reset? Any suggestions as to how can I fix this problem? TIA, Herb Richter <hgr@buynet.com> Richter Equipment, Markham, Ontario http://PartsAndService.com http://PartsAndService.ca
Hi Herb, Using regedit, try deleting the registry key (after making appropriate backups of course :-)): HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\pgAdmin II\Log file Regards, Dave. -- Original Message -- From: Herb Richter <hgr@buynet.com> To: pgadmin-support@postgresql.org Send: 06:38 PM Subject: [pgadmin-support] Run-time error '76' Hello, I've just recently installed pgAdmin. Now, after trying to change the location of the log files, I'm getting an error message "Run-time error '76' Path not found" on startup (just after the splash screen) and then pgAdmin dies. I suppose that either I mistyped the path I wanted or pgAdmin cannot or does not create any directories in the path. Unfortunately I'm not sure what path I typed in. I've tried creating a few directories that I might have typed but no luck. I've tried to uninstall and reinstall pgAdmin but the error continues. I even tried an earlier version (1_1_66 and 1_1_34). Is there some file (config maybe) somewhere that gets created but not uninstalled or some registry setting that does not get reset? Any suggestions as to how can I fix this problem? TIA, Herb Richter <hgr@buynet.com> Richter Equipment, Markham, Ontario http://PartsAndService.com http://PartsAndService.ca ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- TIP 2: you can get off all lists at once with the unregister command (send "unregister YourEmailAddressHere" to majordomo@postgresql.org) ___________________________________ NOCC, http://nocc.sourceforge.net
Thanks for the reply, On Sat, 24 Nov 2001 dpage@vale-housing.co.uk wrote: > Hi Herb, > > Using regedit, try deleting the registry key > (after making appropriate backups of course :-)): > > HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\pgAdmin II\Log file > > Regards, Dave. Actually I don't know how to backup the registry (i'm not a windows guy) but I figured "how dangerous can that be?" :-| AW, got the error (path) fixed and moved on to the original problem that caused me to want the logs in a more convient place. That problem being "attribute 'datlastsysoid' not found" which is of course mentioned in the troubleshooting guide. Thanks again, Herb... -- Herb Richter <hgr@buynet.com> Richter Equipment, Markham, Ontario http://PartsAndService.com http://PartsAndService.ca