Make sure that you used version of sqlite3 not older than v3.25.2.
If it’s, then your orders.db is heavily corrupted. In such case we will recreate it.
- Stop the storagenode
- Remove the
orders.db - Execute either with a local sqlite3 or with a docker:
sqlite3 orders.db
CREATE TABLE unsent_order (
satellite_id BLOB NOT NULL,
serial_number BLOB NOT NULL,
order_limit_serialized BLOB NOT NULL, -- serialized pb.OrderLimit
order_serialized BLOB NOT NULL, -- serialized pb.Order
order_limit_expiration TIMESTAMP NOT NULL, -- when is the deadline for sending it
uplink_cert_id INTEGER NOT NULL,
FOREIGN KEY(uplink_cert_id) REFERENCES certificate(cert_id)
);
CREATE TABLE order_archive_ (
satellite_id BLOB NOT NULL,
serial_number BLOB NOT NULL,
order_limit_serialized BLOB NOT NULL,
order_serialized BLOB NOT NULL,
uplink_cert_id INTEGER NOT NULL,
status INTEGER NOT NULL,
archived_at TIMESTAMP NOT NULL,
FOREIGN KEY(uplink_cert_id) REFERENCES certificate(cert_id)
);
CREATE UNIQUE INDEX idx_orders ON unsent_order(satellite_id, serial_number);
CREATE TABLE versions (version int, commited_at text);
CREATE INDEX idx_order_archived_at ON order_archive_(archived_at);
.exit
- Try to start storagenode
- Look into logs