Before trying to load full data, ensure the seed is actually correct.
Query the database to check if base tables (e.g., users, configuration) exist.
: Ensure your database client library matches your server version (e.g., matching Firebird versions) to avoid "unsupported on-disk structure" errors.
For more persistent issues, consider these advanced steps:
If the error comes from a media organizer or an API script, look closely at your workflow configurations:
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A "Seeded, No Full" log entry indicates that the database contains the required baseline seed data, but it lacks the complete production dataset or the full transaction history required to take the server live. Scenario 2: Peer-to-Peer Networks and File Distribution