Q: Why does MOSES sometimes abandon initialization?
REV 7.00

A: Normally this is the symptom of a "bad" previous run which corrupts the data base. You should delete the xxx.dba directory (where xxx is the root file you are trying to run) and try again. If this still does not work, the you may have corrupted a MOSES system file. Now, you need to delete the file \ultra\data\site\moses.dsi. Here \ultra is the place where MOSES is installed.