To solve it, you might try to let the client monitor take less data (untoggle some things you don't need) or try to let your report calculate less data.Įrror message when you run a report or a dataport in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 4.0 or in Microsoft Business Solutions - Navision 3.7: "Operating System Returned the Error (131). If it superates these 2GB, you get that error. Nothing to do with malware (it just couldnt be scanned). And when its too big and would take too much time to decompress and allow a scan by avast, then avast tells you its a decompression bomb. A temptable is first kept in memory, but if it gets to big, it is saved on the local disk.īecause of historical reasons, a file created or opened by Navision CANNOT supperate 2GB. FontBase is an amazing free font viewer designed for the Windows, Mac, and Linux operating systems. 'compression bomb' only means that the file is a big archives needing to be decompressed to be scanned. The clientmonitor saves all data into a temptable. The operating system returned the error (131):
#FONTBASE AVAST SAYS COMPRESSION BOMB FOR FREE#
The software is freeware that you can add to Windows by pressing the Download for Free button below. The message doesnt refer to malware at al l, just to a file that cant be technically scanned.
This font manager enables you to edit and customize your fonts as well as organize them. OK seriously, a decompression bomb is an archived file, too big and with a too high level of compression (eventually with sub archives) to be scanned by avast. The second error must be from trying to open it? Here's what I see:ĭynamics NAV Error: The operating system returned the error (131): An attempt was made to move the file pointer before the beginning of the file. FontBase is relatively new software for 64-bit Windows 10/8/7, Linux, and Mac platforms.
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