Same problem here, any feedback would be very appreciated.

Thanks

Hi Guys,

I have a workaround for you.

1. Change the name of the database file name on creation, eg. add a single character BBB.nsf should become BBB1.nsf

2. Once you have created the database, close down notes, go to your data directory and change the file name back to BBB.nsf

Best of luck.

- TB

Hello.  I get this same error if I delete a database and try to create another one with the same filename immediately after the delete.  It seems that the server's cache holds onto the name for an unknown amount of time.  I just tried this experiment today to see if I could get the new database created:

1 - issue dbcache flush at the server console several times (usually 3 is a charm)

2 - issue sh nlcache reset at the server console

3 - database created successfully

Previous attempts of issuing just the dbcache flush were unsuccessful.  The combination of dbcache flush and sh nlcache reset seems to have worked for me.  Not sure if this will apply to the issue you have, but it's something.

Hello.  I get this same error if I delete a database and try to create another one with the same filename immediately after the delete.  It seems that the server's cache holds onto the name for an unknown amount of time.  I just tried this experiment today to see if I could get the new database created:

1 - issue dbcache flush at the server console several times (usually 3 is a charm)

2 - issue sh nlcache reset at the server console

3 - database created successfully

Previous attempts of issuing just the dbcache flush were unsuccessful.  The combination of dbcache flush and sh nlcache reset seems to have worked for me.  Not sure if this will apply to the issue you have, but it's something.