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Dear All,
When I save recode through our application,it is not saving in database due to some temporary file,when I delete all temporary file then it is saving in database.
Can any one give solution for that?
Thanks in advance

the problem is with your buffer storage. due to in sufficient space in the swap as per the RAM. the temporary files are used for the
memory assistance.. and hence that is the problem...
you can use host cmd for deleting the temp. files
and you can configure your ram and swap space too....

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Ok, mkstemp (which is the C call being used underneath the ldapsearch -t and -tt switches) returns a "safe" temporary file path, which means the man page is +way wrong+ here.
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We are using Report Builder Version 6.0.8.24.0 and Windows7 32 bit operating system, here
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But while running the same report in a windows 98 or windowsXp PC
i dont get this error.
What might be the problem.
pls advice the solution....
thanks in Advance...
Stalin...

try this..
REP-118: Unable to create a temporary file.
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