At 05:35 PM 2/7/2007 -0500, MB Software Solutions wrote:
> > The source is a VFP cursor created by querying an MSSQL db. My app reads
> > from & parses the data in the cursor into native VFP tables stored
> > locally. There's no user interface. Crash about every 15min.
> >
> >
>
>Use DotNet.
Wh
> I wouldn't bother writing such a system ("which I plan to do for my next
> projects") since I already have one that works quite well. Let me know if you
> are interested. It gets around many of the issues with using the debugger and
> works well if you accidentally leave the code in your applic
Sounds interesting - could you upload it perhaps?
John Weller
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> I wouldn't bother writing such a system ("which I plan to do for my next
> projects") since I already have one that works quite well. Let
> me know if you
> are interested. It gets around many of the i
rofox@leafe.com
Subject: Re: Buffer overruns & stuff
> The source is a VFP cursor created by querying an MSSQL db. My app
> reads from & parses the data in the cursor into native VFP tables
> stored locally. There's no user interface. Crash about every 15min.
If it's
> The source is a VFP cursor created by querying an MSSQL db. My app reads
> from & parses the data in the cursor into native VFP tables stored
> locally. There's no user interface. Crash about every 15min.
If it's that re-creatable, then it's time to start adding trace code,
IMO-- to find where t
Lew Schwartz wrote:
> The source is a VFP cursor created by querying an MSSQL db. My app reads
> from & parses the data in the cursor into native VFP tables stored
> locally. There's no user interface. Crash about every 15min.
>
>
Use DotNet.
--
Michael J. Babcock, MCP
MB Software Solutio
Of Derek Kalweit
Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2007 10:38 AM
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Subject: Re: Buffer overruns & stuff
> Totally unattended. It reads data from it's source, parses it and
> stores it as fast as the hard/software combo will allow. Absolutely no
> user inp
> Totally unattended. It reads data from it's source, parses it and stores
> it as fast as the hard/software combo will allow. Absolutely no user
> input. Time bomb or messy code wouldn't surprise me at all.
What is the 'source' and 'destination'? I'm assuming one is MSSQL, but
what's the other? Y
That's what it will come to if I can't nail this bug.
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Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2007 4:26 PM
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Subject: RE: Buffer overruns & stuff
Lew,
Have a loader a
Lew,
Have a loader app (could be a batch file) that runs your main app in a
loop and only exits when a certain file is present locally.
Sample batch file (untested):
@echo off
:start
myapp.exe
if not exist myapp.quit goto start
del myapp.quit
Have your main app exit every X minutes so it can
w Schwartz
Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2007 11:18 AM
To: profox@leafe.com
Subject: RE: Buffer overruns & stuff
Your 2 & 4 look interesting since I have any number of abends, delibretate and
otherwise, during development. Plus, for reasons I don't understand, my manager
keeps the connectio
Behalf Of Derek Kalweit
Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2007 3:08 PM
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> delibretate and otherwise, during development. Plus, for reasons I
> don't understand, my manager keeps the connection code secret. Is
> there such a
Maybe
> delibretate and otherwise, during development. Plus, for reasons I don't
> understand, my manager keeps the connection code secret. Is there such a
Maybe he wrote a time bomb?
What sort of application is this? Does it run un-attended? If it's
attended, what are you, as the user, doing at the ti
...already logging like a sob.
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Subject: RE: Buffer overruns & stuff
Lew,
I have several VFP applications that have been run
l Message-
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On Behalf Of Fletcher Johnson
Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2007 1:19 PM
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Subject: RE: Buffer overruns & stuff
Lew,
Some things to try:
1) Run MSConfig and turn of everything unless you need it. Including
an
Lew,
I have several VFP applications that have been running non-stop for
years. Every time a new release of VFP comes out, I've recompiled and
re-installed without problem.
One suggestion: You might try sprinkling some ...
strtofile( "timestamp, global counter and some diagnostics or code
locati
9:54 AM
To: profox@leafe.com
Subject: RE: Buffer overruns & stuff
Thanks, Fletcher. Since it never occurs in the same place twice, I can't narrow
down to a reproducable error. I have removed dbc events, changed my on error
from on error createobject() to the old fashioned on error do ...
ginal Message-
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Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2007 12:48 PM
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Subject: RE: Buffer overruns & stuff
Lew,
I was using a dual core cpu based XP system to work with an MS SQL
database.
Using both rem
: Buffer overruns & stuff
The problem predates SetMemory(), there are no other api calls. This is XP pro.
I haven't tested the difference between app's vs exe's. I'm using apps for now,
but a standalone exe is in the near future. I'll try to see if there's a
particu
ordingly,
I've copied all the data to my local hd & have tested from there. Still
had the problem (although to as often).
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Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2007 12:22 PM
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Su
> The problem predates SetMemory(), there are no other api calls. This is
> XP pro. I haven't tested the difference between app's vs exe's. I'm
> using apps for now, but a standalone exe is in the near future. I'll try
> to see if there's a particular place or routine that blows up today, but
> I d
The problem predates SetMemory(), there are no other api calls. This is
XP pro. I haven't tested the difference between app's vs exe's. I'm
using apps for now, but a standalone exe is in the near future. I'll try
to see if there's a particular place or routine that blows up today, but
I don't think
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