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Re: v6 beta 2 still crashes at times whenviewing table results directly
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| Mike G 2006-10-25, 8:27 am |
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On Wed, 11 Oct 2006 20:33:15 +0100, Dave Page wrote
> On 11/10/06 20:23, "mike" <mike@thegodshalls.com> wrote:
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> Please send it over - I'll see if I can get any sense out of it. If you can
> get it to crash in a debugger as well though, that will probably be very
> helpful - whilst I did see some random crashes in the edit grid a few months
> ago, I haven't seen any on Mac or Windows for a long time (and I'm using SVN
> trunk almost daily on Windows).
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> Hmm.
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> Thanks, Dave.
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| Dave Page 2006-10-25, 8:27 am |
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mike G & #91;mailto:mike@theg
odshalls.com]
> Sent: 11 October 2006 20:46
> To: Dave Page
> Cc: pgadmin-support@postgresql.org
> Subject: Re: [pgadmin-support] v6 beta 2 still crashes at
> times whenviewing table results directly
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> Dump attached.
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Hi Mike,
I've found a couple of issues that might be causing this...
The first was that the edit grid was allowing the refresh button to be
pressed at will, which meant it was possible to start a second refresh
whilst the first query thread was still running. I could reproduce this
by simply banging F5 a few times without waiting for the previous data
load to end. I've fixed this by locking out all methods of refreshing
until the previous call (which may be the initial data load) has
completed.
The second issue would have affected the Query Tool as well, so may be
what Harald was seeing. Essentially, the pgQueryThread class was calling
logging functions in it's query thread which does not appear to be safe.
I've moved all logging so it's in the main app thread and could no
longer reproduce this issue (though I couldn't exactly reproduce it at
will previously, so that isn't proof I've actually fixed it).
These changes will be in the upcoming beta 3.
Regards, Dave.
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| Mike G 2006-10-25, 8:27 am |
| Hi Dave,
I have been testing beta 3 this morning and it crashed on me again. The debugger
pointed in the same location as last time.
I was trying to view a table that a few seconds ago had over 70000 records in it, had
just truncated it and only inserted 5 records back into it. Of course trying to
reproduce it again didn't work.
I have been trying to build from the source code but have encountered some errors. Can
the project file included in the beta sources be used to build the beta versions?
If you or someone else would be willing to help me get through the errors I will try to
run a debug version.
Mike
On Thu, 12 Oct 2006 12:31:07 +0100, Dave Page wrote
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> Hi Mike,
>
> I've found a couple of issues that might be causing this...
>
> The first was that the edit grid was allowing the refresh button to be
> pressed at will, which meant it was possible to start a second refresh
> whilst the first query thread was still running. I could reproduce this
> by simply banging F5 a few times without waiting for the previous data
> load to end. I've fixed this by locking out all methods of refreshing
> until the previous call (which may be the initial data load) has
> completed.
>
> The second issue would have affected the Query Tool as well, so may be
> what Harald was seeing. Essentially, the pgQueryThread class was calling
> logging functions in it's query thread which does not appear to be safe.
> I've moved all logging so it's in the main app thread and could no
> longer reproduce this issue (though I couldn't exactly reproduce it at
> will previously, so that isn't proof I've actually fixed it).
>
> These changes will be in the upcoming beta 3.
>
> Regards, Dave.
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