RE: Crashing 8.0.5 app?
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Re: Crashing 8.0.5 app? (#16768)
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>Read on the web at http://community.scriptmeridian.org/16768
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>Yes, we are seeing something new (since 8.0.5) on a Mac OS ( which we
>cannot pin down. About half the crashes are supposedly in webstar
>but there is always a corrupted heap in Frontier. And a few days ago
>we had the first serious corruption in a production root in 5 years.
>(We do a save copy on every root every week.) We suspect that an end
>user somewhere is the trigger but that's not a useful clue on a busy
>server.
If there is no cure available soon, can I simply start a 7.0.1
version of Frontier with the databases that ran with 8.0.5 for some
time now?
The 7.0.1 seemed to be more stable,
Is there a way to check the integrity of a GDB?
Oliver
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>Yes, we are seeing something new (since 8.0.5) on a Mac OS ( which we
>cannot pin down. About half the crashes are supposedly in webstar
>but there is always a corrupted heap in Frontier. And a few days ago
>we had the first serious corruption in a production root in 5 years.
>(We do a save copy on every root every week.) We suspect that an end
>user somewhere is the trigger but that's not a useful clue on a busy
>server.
If there is no cure available soon, can I simply start a 7.0.1
version of Frontier with the databases that ran with 8.0.5 for some
time now?
The 7.0.1 seemed to be more stable,
Is there a way to check the integrity of a GDB?
Oliver
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RE: Crashing 8.0.5 app?
4/21/2002 by David A. Bayly
I watch over 2 production machines; the second is just coming on. It has a lot more memory available to give to frontier. It
4/21/2002 by David A. Bayly