Error Message
Nancy Palmquist
nlp at vss3.com
Wed Jan 9 15:07:29 PST 2008
Henry Melancon wrote:
> Windows Server
> Filepro 5.0.14
>
> I have recently encounted this or similiar message on several of the
> computers connected to our server while using Filepro:
>
> The instruction at "0x004a86e5" reference memory at "0x00000037".
> The memory could not be "read".
>
> Can anyone tell me what could be causing this? Bad memory card????
>
> Thanks,
>
> Henry Melancon
> Gulf Island, LLC
>
>
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Henry,
Just struggled with this kind of message and discovered it was really a Deleted
Key Index Error. Took weeks to figure it out, but it always crashed when it was
updating data in a file and it changed the index data. See if you are getting
Deleted Key errors on the indexes from the live file.
I had the log file pin down the error to three lines of code and all it was
doing was updating a particular file and doing a Write to that file(WHICH IS
WHERE IT CRASHED). If I went to the file directly and update the record -
change the indexed data manually and hit escape I got the deleted key index
error message. That is what finally illuminated it for me. Then I could figure
out where I forgot to lock the record, and it has nearly disappeared now.
Hope that helps. Just one more crazy Windows Error.
Nancy
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