Fix Sage 50 File System Error 3111

Sage 50 file system error 3111 is related to a Pervasive network connection. If a particular instance of the program is still open and is in session even after the user has closed the program, then you’re likely to encounter this error. Also, the active state of the PSQL product key can play a factor. If this key is not in an active state then you’ll always get an error.

Let us look at some of the solutions available for Sage 50 File System Error 3111. These solutions require advanced knowledge of operating systems and networking. So if you’re not familiar with these topics, then we’d recommend that you do not implement these steps yourself.

The exact error is shown…

Status 3111 (corruption in open item file)

Causes of Sage 50 File System Error 3111

If a Certain Software is facing an Error, something was done wrong or with no fault of the user, the particular error was caused. Sage 50 fatal file system error 3111 normally occurs when there is an interruption in the internet connection, it is running slow or even the network cable may be damaged.

• The NIC Sends Unnecessary data to the Sage 50 Software which corrupts the software and takes up space
• The User restarts the server unknowingly without realizing or it is turned off because the battery might be low
• The Network Cable is Damaged or destroyed because of a certain issue
• The User has switched on the VPN or Wireless connection
• The network router is unplugged or facing a problem
• Another User’s software or network interfering with the connection
• NIC is in hibernation mode.
• The WIFI connection is Weak or Running Slow

How to Resolve The Sage 50 File System Error 3111

There is a solution to every problem, and to solve Sage 50 error 3111 first shut down Sage 50 & then restart the system. If a certain user is a Multi-User, they have to ask other users to log out of the Sage 50 Service they are currently working on.

Method One: Closing Open Pervasive Sessions

• Restart your system and server
• If you’re working with a multi-user version, then ask everyone to log off any Sage service they are currently using
• Open the PSQL Monitor Utility
• Unlock the open files
• If while opening the PSQL Monitor Utility program you get an error then use system tools to close the application. You’ll require administrative privileges to do so.

If the error does not resolve, then simply ask everyone to restart their server. Also, we recommend that you don’t delete any users when using the PSQL Monitor. If you want to do so, then make sure that everyone is logged out of the system. If someone is logged in and working, then their data might be lost. Further, there can be damage to the data file on the server.

Method Two: Firewall Settings

Windows firewalls are infamous for blocking a few safe connections through particular ports. This is done to secure the system of the user. The user can configure a particular port and allow network connection through it.

• Click on the start menu
• Type in Advanced Firewall Settings
• From the left panel, click on Inbound rules
• Create a new rule and add the port through which you want to allow the connection
• Repeat the steps for Outbound rules
• Save names for the rules

Now the ports through which Sage 50 is connecting to pervasive won’t be blocked by the Firewall.