1C not found file in data warehouse. Correction of the structure of the BD

In today's article I will tell you what to do in such a situation: you launched the program 1C EnterpriseNext began the process of updating the version of the program and suddenly it is interrupted with an error message: " Failed to update. Invalid data warehouse format”:

In fact, there is nothing terrible in this error, and most often it is fixed quite simple - enough clear Kesh 1C. . I tell how to do it:

1. First of all, close the program 1C.And make a copy of the database just in case. To do this, go to the folder in which the database is stored, and copy a file somewhere. 1CV8.1CD.:

2. Now we need to know what folder is stored temporary program files 1C. To do this, start the program again 1C: Enterprise. In the starting window, select the name of your information base and click on the right button " Setting”:

In the window that opens, see the path to which 1C temporary files are stored. I have this next way: C: \\ Users \\ Vladimir \\ AppData \\ Roaming \\ 1C \\ 1CV8 \\ TMPLTS:

Cashem folders will be located at C: \\ Users \\ vladimir \\ APPDATA \\ Roaming \\ 1c \\ 1cv8. In your case, the path may be like this:.

3. So, close 1C.. Then we go to the folder C: \\ Users \\ user_name \\ APPDATA \\ Roaming \\ 1c \\ 1cv8 (If you do not displays the folder APPDATA., then read the first comment under this article). Here we allocate everything folders with alphanumeric long names And belel remove them:
After deleting folders, we start the 1C enterprise again. This time, the program update must be successful and the error "incorrect format of data warehouse" should not be repeated.

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A situation may occur when 1C 8.3 does not start and an error appears - "wrong data warehouse format" indicating the path to the File C USERS Config Runtimecachestorage file. But, you should not panic, the error of the wrong storage data format is not so rare as it may seem at first glance. Therefore, in this article, let's learn how to fix the error in 1C 8.3.

Causes The appearance of the error "Invalid data warehouse format" in 1C 8.3

As a rule, the error appears due to not correctly completing the operation of the program 1C 8.3, or an unexpected computer shutdown. And to correct the error of the wrong data format, you do not need to do anything with the database, in most cases it is enough to clear the temporary 1c files, or clean the cache 1c.

What is 1C 8.3 cache?

Cash is a special folder of the current user on the computer, where the 1C platform saves various service information. And if the data in the cache was not correctly recorded, errors may appear. Cash cleaning with such errors, along with testing and fixing the base, are the main service functions that restore the program performance.

How to clean 1C 8.3?

Cash files are stored in the AppData folder, in the user profile, under which the program is launched 1C 8.3. The easiest way to open it through the Start command \\ execute \\% UserProfile% \\ AppData

Here we need to delete all the contents of the following folders:

APPDATA \\ LOCAL \\ 1C \\

APPDATA \\ Roaming \\ 1C \\ 1CV8 \\

APPDATA \\ ROAMING \\ 1C \\ 1CV82 \\

After performing the removal operations again launch the program 1c enterprise 8.3 and rejoice in life.

Clearing 1C cache can help when there are various problems with the start of 1C enterprise 8.3, even when when started, it immediately closes. So, cache cleaning can still come in handy in practice.

Unfortunately, when working with the program, there are often errors that do not have a single common way to eliminate. These include an error 1C 8.3 (8.2) - "Invalid data warehouse format". The fact is that the reasons may be many, respectively, and elimination methods.

Before you get your shaman tambourine, try using the "Invalid data warehouse format" for dummies listed below. With a high probability, you will help at least one of them.

This method is the most common on the basis of numerous messages on the forms of those who defeated the error "Invalid Data Storage Format" in 1C. In the event that the program works correctly on one computer, and on the other it gives an error this method for you. Clear the cache is very simple, but if you still have difficulty, you can find everything you need in.

Correction of the structure of the BD

If the cache cleaning has not led to the desired result, then it is necessary to test and correct errors.

If the information base is a client - server, then open it in the configurator mode and in the Administration menu, select "Testing and Correction ...".

For the file database, use the chdbfl.exe utility, which is an analogue of testing and fixes in the configurator.

In the event that you have not yet come to success, you update your configuration through a comparison and combining with the working configuration from the supplier. Before conducting data for manipulations, do not forget and remove the configuration from supporting the supplier. After that, from the backup you can return all your refinement.

Restarting Server 1C.

On client-server bases, there is sometimes an error of such a plan:

Try stopping the 1C server:

nET STOP "1C: ENTERPRISE 8 Server Agent (x64)"

Delete all files with the * .dat extension from the folder referenced by the error:

del "C: \\ Program Files \\ 1CV82 \\ SRVInfo \\ REG_1541 \\ SNCCNTX \\ * DAT"

Start service re-:

nET START "1C: ENTERPRISE 8 Server Agent (x64)"

Data transfer

This method should be used only in the most hopeless position. It is not safe and possible data loss.

First of all, you need to create a clean database with the configuration of the same release with the same structure. Next, using the standard processing "Uploading data loading XML" to transfer all data to an empty working base (download - for 8.2 or for 1C 8.3 or ITS).

Be sure to make sure that the structure and all details from the "Bit" base are in clean!

Restoration of external processing

You worked on processing 1C For a long time, the backups did not do, and then there was a sudden disconnection of electricity. As a result, when you start this processing, 1C gives an error "Invalid data warehouse format".

Now the main thing is to "take yourself in hand" and, under no circumstances to launch 1C! If you still started, and the described method did not work, then try to find a user who previously opened your processing. In this case, restoration work will be made in its user directory.

Your processing must be in the TMP temporary directory with the name of a similar mask "V8 _ *. TMP". When you start the platform, these files are deleted. If you still launched 1C and files did not find and found another user who can have your processing, use the Remote Disk Recovery Program.

Copy all the "V8 _ *. TMP" mask from the TMP folder to a safe place. Now you can run 1C. Try to determine which file is exactly your processing to its size, and change it to the extension of S.TMP N.Epf. If you find it difficult to determine which file is yours, then rename everything and alternate them in 1C. But most often it turns out to find the right file quickly quickly, especially if you sort it by date.

If the method described above does not help you, that is, another one. To do this, you must roughly remember the contents of the processing (code) and have its old version.

Look for your handling in the texts of the modules. Unpack the old version of processing using the V8Unpack.exe utility. Copy and replace all the necessary moduli texts and pack using this utility back.

To avoid spending nerves, and perhaps the loss of essential works in the future, always make backups and use the source of uninterrupted nutrition.