Do not install the latest Navigraph AIRAC cycle, 1812 R1, as there appears to be something wrong with the files and they cannot be opened by SQL.  Stay on your current version until this is resolved.

Dave

Edited November 8, 20187 yr by Dave-Pilot2ATC

word not allowed, 10 minutes too late.

Which aircraft/airac in particular? 

 

Just received by email...

Data Update Notice

All systems have been updated to cycle 1812. New Charts Available The Jeppesen charts in the Navigraph Charts product suite have been updated - airport charts as well as enroute charts.

It's just the Pilot2ATC update.  Not the SIMs or Aircraft.  1812 R1

Dave

Edited November 8, 20187 yr by Dave-Pilot2ATC

To late, just updated to 1812, but it seems 1811 does not work either. :(

The flying Gods does not want me to fly today. :D

Too late for me as well.  Now, I'm getting a database error when I try to start P2ATC.

For those like me who have installed the bad cycle and can't anymore fire Pilot2ATC without getting a SQL error.

Try this:

1: Reboot your PC because the SQL server engine is locking the database and you can't properly restore an old cycle.

2: Delete the 2 logs in the P2ATC data folder.

3: Restore an old cycle (not the last one) with the Navigraph FMC data client (the little watch button on the right of pilot2ATC line)

4: delete the strange files named like "08f74cfb-7799-4895-xxxx"  in the P2ATC data folder (all the strange named files)

5: cross your fingers and restart Pilot2ATC

This way I could restore my favourite ATC program.

Sorry for my poor english (I'm french).

Hope it helps.

Patrick

Edited November 8, 20187 yr by psour33

Thanks @psour33! I found a service somewhere in the taskmanager with SQL in its name and I terminated it, then removed the files, reverted that data.

Pilot2ATC started again without problems, and without me needing to reboot the computer!

 

13 minutes ago, psour33 said:

For those like me who have installed the bad cycle and can't anymore fire Pilot2ATC without getting a SQL error.

Try this:

1: Reboot your PC because the SQL server engine is locking the database and you can't properly restore an old cycle.

2: Delete the 2 logs in the P2ATC data folder.

3: Restore an old cycle (not the last one) with the Navigraph FMC data client (the little watch button on the right of pilot2ATC line)

4: delete the strange files named like "08f74cfb-7799-4895-xxxx"  in the P2ATC data folder (all the strange named files)

5: cross your fingers and restart Pilot2ATC

This way I could restore my favourite ATC program.

Sorry for my poor english (I'm french).

Hope it helps.

Patrick

That fixed it - and your English is better than my French; merci!

Guys -

I posted this issue on the Navigraph forum earlier: https://forum.navigraph.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=6688

As per the reply there, a corrected v2 of the P2A file has been uploaded to the Navigraph website for manual install now, and will follow imminently via the automated Navigraph Data Manager.

Lee

Edited November 8, 20187 yr by leebidgood
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I just did a manual download of version 2 and the problem persists.

 

 

The problem is not fixed with 1812 R2.  Do not install that version either.

Hmm. My bad - I'll test the file next time before saying it's fixed.

I've let them know.

Lee

Once the error is received, it appears that sqlservr.exe service MUST be killed otherwise  even restoring to 1811 gets the same error.

The size of the corrupt P2ADynamicData.ldf is 200000 kb.

The size of the good 1811 is 200230kb