Logos 5 Mac Crashing on Launch
I can't get it to launch. I've tried loading a blank layout and deleting the program and reinstalling. Any thoughts? 0827.Logging.zip
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The logs state that one (which one is not listed) of your SQLite databases is corrupt on disk.
Uninstalling / installing the application will not fix this because the error is in one of the management databases in the data folder.
You can try rebooting machine to see if it clears it. I don't know if these databases will be recreated if you delete them (move them first to another folder to backup). It may be time to call Logos support because you don't want to have to (if can be avoided) delete/recreate your data installation.
I don't know if Logos have a database checking/repair tool. If you speak with Logos support and they get a solution could you post back here so we can get info on fix.
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Looking at the logs, it appears your ResourceManager database is corrupt. Please delete /Users/JohnMurphy/Library/Application Support/Logos4/Data/1t4r6tpi.m9h/ResourceManager/ResourceManager.db and the program should be able to launch.
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That worked, thanks Martin!
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Martin Potter said:
Looking at the logs, it appears your ResourceManager database is corrupt. Please delete /Users/JohnMurphy/Library/Application Support/Logos4/Data/1t4r6tpi.m9h/ResourceManager/ResourceManager.db and the program should be able to launch.
Martin is it OK — as a general rule — to delete the SQLite database files in these cases? Will Logos 5 just automatically recreate the database?
There are obviously many (are they all SQLite 3) databases that Logos 5 creates and uses, just wondering if it is safe to do this (delete and Logos recreate) action for any/all databases that get corrupted.
Obviously if this can be done (if I understand correctly) then it saves the user from having to recreate their data installation — which is a last ditch solution.
Also can you advise is there any tool which can automatically check integrity of the various SQLite databases. Obviously can use command line tools like this...
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Patricks-iMac:SQLite patrick$ sqlite3 /LogosTest/UserPreferences/PreferencesManager.db
SQLite version 3.7.12 2012-04-03 19:43:07
Enter ".help" for instructions
Enter SQL statements terminated with a ";"
sqlite> PRAGMA integrity_check;
ok
sqlite>===============
but having a tool with some sort of UI would be handy.
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Patrick S. said:
Will Logos 5 just automatically recreate the database?
After inadvertently upgrading Logos 4.6a to Logos 5.0a in one OS X user account, removed a config file for version check. Downloaded Logos 4.6a SR-3 and installed application. Launching Logos 4.6a SR-3 on OS X 10.8.2 encounters a crash due to database schema being newer than application. Moved most of my Logos4 folders and files to a new location. Left Users and License Manager in place. Launched Logos 4 Mac to work offline, which created many folders and
SQLite database
files (created all but two db files). Entered scan command with path where had moved Logos resources. Restarted Logos 4 Mac so the Indexer could scan, discover, copy, and index resources. Resource copy completed. Noticed Logos 4 ribbon bar on Home now has Book icons while Bible Indexing is in progress.Hopefully tomorrow will have an idea of Logos 4.6a SR-3 indexing speed. After indexing complete, plan to rebuild index using Logos 5.0a in a different OS X user account.
Patrick S. said:Also can you advise is there any tool which can automatically check integrity of the various SQLite databases. Obviously can use command line tools like this...
but having a tool with some sort of UI would be handy.
SQLite Manager extension is available for Firefox, which can open many Logos database files on OS X and Windows. The default option for database file extension is sqlite; changing to db is a bit quicker to use with Logos.
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