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Internal or operating error
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| Robert Bravery 2006-12-07, 7:12 pm |
| HI all,
I have a particular situation wher I get the above error. It is
intermittant, and happens sometimes when a application is closed, or
sometimes during form execution.
Does any one have any ideas. Where can I look to improove the situation.
Thanks
Robert
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| Bruce Beacham 2006-12-07, 7:12 pm |
| Robert Bravery wrote:
> I have a particular situation wher I get the above error. It is
> intermittant, and happens sometimes when a application is closed, or
> sometimes during form execution.
> Does any one have any ideas. Where can I look to improove the situation.
What version of PLUS? It's been much improved in respect of form
closure bugs recently.
Bruce Beacham
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| Lysander 2006-12-07, 7:12 pm |
| Robert Bravery schrieb:
> HI all,
>
> I have a particular situation wher I get the above error. It is
> intermittant, and happens sometimes when a application is closed, or
> sometimes during form execution.
> Does any one have any ideas. Where can I look to improove the situation.
Using any Active-X in that place? Or any mixture of different
database drivers (DBF _AND_ any SQL-Driver)?
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| Robert Bravery 2006-12-07, 7:12 pm |
| HI ANdre,
No activeX, native MSSQL drvers to mssql2000
RObert
"Lysander" <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:ygC$uqgGHHA.328@news-server...
> Robert Bravery schrieb:
>
> Using any Active-X in that place? Or any mixture of different
> database drivers (DBF _AND_ any SQL-Driver)?
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| Lysander 2006-12-07, 7:12 pm |
| Robert Bravery schrieb:
> HI ANdre,
>
> No activeX, native MSSQL drvers to mssql2000
> RObert
Are you _EXPLICITELY_ using session-objects?
If not, try that.
I know that according to OLH you don't need, and that it even works
without, sometimes even without any problems.
But I have several cases where switching off my session-object and
using the "internal" one instead, or using only one for different
driver types will produce an "internal or operating system error" at
once.
Those errors do not occur if I put ONE session object for every
driver-type. (e.g. you have DBF, MS-SQL native and SQL via ODBC: you
need 3 session objects in your application).
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| Robert Bravery 2006-12-08, 7:13 pm |
| HI ANdre,
I tried thta, still get the dreaded error: internal or operating system
error.
Driving me nuts
RObert
"Lysander" <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:nAi#6JhGHHA.1332@news-server...
> Robert Bravery schrieb:
>
> Are you _EXPLICITELY_ using session-objects?
> If not, try that.
>
> I know that according to OLH you don't need, and that it even works
> without, sometimes even without any problems.
>
> But I have several cases where switching off my session-object and
> using the "internal" one instead, or using only one for different
> driver types will produce an "internal or operating system error" at
> once.
>
> Those errors do not occur if I put ONE session object for every
> driver-type. (e.g. you have DBF, MS-SQL native and SQL via ODBC: you
> need 3 session objects in your application).
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