Tournament Auto Import Error for Full Tilt

[valgen02]

While using PT 3 Beta 15 on Windows Vista I'm getting the following error while trying to auto import hands for any tournament I'm in on Full Tilt.

Full Tilt: Unable to import hand (#7645355921). Reason: Unable to execute query: COPY tourney_holdem_hand_player_statistics FROM STDIN;; Reason: Fatal Error (ERROR: could not read block 0 of relation 1663/16438/57524: read only 0 of 8192 bytes CONTEXT: COPY tourney_holdem_hand_player_statistics, line 1: "8029 21479 21479 0 21 105 2008/08/14 18:34:07 1 f t 0 f 0 f t f f f 0 f 0 f f f f f 0 f 0 f f f f f ..." )
2008/08/14 14:34:17: Full Tilt: Hand Imported (#7645355921)


PT is able to auto import my cash games hands no problem.. but malfunctions when dling tournies.

If anyone has an answer that would great! Thanks!
Andy

[WhiteRider]

Please see the Database / Postgres FAQ

[valgen02]

Thanks White Rider..
I tried using that solution and I got stuck.. It woulnt' let me save the file with the added code. When I was trying to save the file with 'zero_damaged_pages = on' it wouldn't let me save it. It said I have to make sure the file name and path are correct.

I'm using vista and I the latest version of PT3 Beta 15.. Could you advise as to how I can fix this? Thank you!

Andy

[WhiteRider]

See the other thread:
viewtopic.php?f=16&t=7893&p=48875#p48938

[valgen02]

Hi Whiterider,

I still haven't been able to fix my problem. I followed your instructions and it never solved the problem... I had managed to login as administrator and put the code in and save, then re-load configuration.

I restarted my computer and tried it again and it still has the error. What is the next step to try to fix it?? I've been managing to play without it, but I need to get it working again. Can you please help me?

Thanks!

[Peligroso]

This error is often due to a failing hard drive. You could always try creating a new database and import hands to that, but another idea worth to try could be to use the windows checkdisk functionality to look for disk errors. Read more about it below:

Windows Check Disk