Hi experts,

Using our client Python app for synchronization with a server it crashes frequently generating c0000005 error and also mentioning sqlite3.dll. (see file attached for details on the crash event): The SQLlite version is the one bundled with Python 2. Upgrading (replacing) the dll to the latest version does not improve the situation.
 It happens randomly after a different amount of time for each attempt. Sometimes it even does not crash and goes through.

This seems to be specific to one customer environment and has been tested on several computers and several CPUs from Pentium4 to Core i3 architectures. Also I tested with several synchronization server so it is very unlikely to be responsible for this.


1) this is happening on Windows 7 - 32 bit.
2) uninstalled several applications.
3) uninstalled 2 antiviruses
4) uninstalled 1 antimalware
5) disabled Windows Search
6) disabled Windows firewall
7) made ram test with memtest86 -> clean
8) made ram test with Windows Memory Diagnostic -> clean
9) uninstall some more applications and drivers (printers, …)

After all that, it is still happening. I would be grateful to get any new ideas or a reason why this is happening.
 This is happening in one specific environment and not with any other customer. I cannot reproduce the behavior as this is working fine in my env. This may be related to the software installed on the customer machine but not sure.

Is there a reliable way to track what is causing the app to crash involving sqlite?

Regards,
Frantz.


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