Firebird Corruped DB File

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I need help fixing a corruped db file. I get the following errors when trying to backup and restore: gbak: activating and creating deferred index RDB$FOREIGN395 gbak: committing metadata gbak: ERROR:Dynamic SQL Error gbak: ERROR: SQL error code = -104 gbak: ERROR: Token unknown - line 1, column 247 gbak: ERROR: SIMILAR gbak:Exiting before completion due to errors I am using Firebird 2.1

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@vijaythakur0504

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@madilriaz8o8

I can solve this issue and you need to transform your database to oracle because oracle have unlimited advantages.

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@kurbsky

I work with Firebird for more than 10 years and I have great experience with its administration and maintenance. Funny thing, my very first task as a Firebird developer was fixing a problem with unrestorable Firebird 1.0 backup. Concerning your database, it seems that the error is shown during restore of some procedure using the SIMILAR TO predicate. Although such a syntax is available since Firebird 2.5, and you're using Firebird 2.1. Either you're trying to "downgrade" your database from 2.5 to 2.1, or a database in 2.1 format was worked with by 2.5 server. Possible solutions are: either rewrite procedures to avoid using of SIMILAR TO, or start to use Firebird 2.5. The 2.1 version is discontinued since 2014, after all.

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