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>>>>> "Hari" == Hari Krishna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hari> "Freeing pointer out of range at line 102" this is the message generated in the
error file of the Apache Web Server logs directory. The line 102 in the program refers
to the connectivity command for my sql through 32-bit ODBC driver.
Hari> We are working on windows NT and MySql 3.23 .
Hari> The error file with the message above is occupying upto 4 GB which is the
remaining memory of the harddisk. This is also keeping the CPU 100% busy and the
system almost gets hanged.
Hari> Please suggest any solutions or guide us regarding.
Hari> Please respond me at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You should NEVER get the above error message if you set up your system
correctly. The most common source to this problem is one of the
following:
- You have compiled a program that uses a library with old header
files.
- You are sending wrong parameters to some MySQL or MyODBC function.
As you have got the above problem in the Apache log, I would suspect
you have included a MySQL library compiled with conflicting headers
into apache.
Please delete all MySQL libraries and headers on your system, download
a new MySQL library (3.23.36) from www.mysql.com and try again!
Regards,
Monty
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