On 9/6/06, Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn@gmail.com> wrote:
> Rob Wilkerson wrote:
> > Two updates:
> >
> > 1. The command line fails as well, so it's not TSVN. I get the
> > following error:
> >
> > svn: Can't remove
> > 'server\db\oracle\util\.svn\tmp\SE_DB_HEALTH_CHECK_ORACLE.PROC.2.tmp'
> > svn: Can't set file
> > 'server\db\oracle\util\.svn\tmp\SE_DB_HEALTH_CHECK_ORACLE.PROC.2.tmp'
> > read-write: Access is denied.
> >
> > I'm running the windows command line utility on WinXP. In this case,
> > the command issued was "svn mv core server" where core is a directory.
> >
> > 2. The "server" directory is being created, but with a status of
> > "Normal". This may be because the process didn't complete. I saw a
> > similar error (I can't say whether it was exact) when renaming through
> > TSVN, but not during copy. The result of both actions was the same -
> > a server directory with what appeared to be a Normal status (judging
> > by the icon).
> >
> > I'll try to copy through the command line next and see what happens.
>
> Seems another application has the file SE_DB_HEALTH_CHECK_ORACLE_PROC
> excusively open, which prevents Subversion from actually moving it to
> the new location. Close all applications which might have that file open
> and try again.
> (in that case, even renaming the folder with the explorer would fail -
> try that too please).
I can rename through the file system and the only lock reported is by
Windows Explorer itself. After a closer look, the error is being
reported in a .svn subdirectory of the *new* "server" directory. Not
in the old one. Wouldn't that indicate that the process itself is
locking the file in such a way that it can't read it? That seems
really strange and counterintuitive to me.
Anyway, I know this is no longer a TSVN problem, but I appreciate the feedback.
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Received on Wed Sep 6 19:30:00 2006