I have one customer that is getting an error 3112 from our application,
but only when accessing a portion of the software, when looking at the
pvsw.log from the workstation I see the following error messages:


12-07-2006 10:38:37 W3NSL251 00000B00 FENTRY.EXE
TERMINALSERVER E 3112: Status 10107 returned
while receiving a maximum of 40960 bytes.
12-07-2006 10:39:08 W3NSL251 00000B00 FENTRY.EXE
TERMINALSERVER E 3112: Status 10107 returned
while receiving a maximum of 40960 bytes.
12-07-2006 10:39:20 W3NSL251 00000B00 FENTRY.EXE
TERMINALSERVER E 3112: Status 10107 returned
while receiving a maximum of 40960 bytes.
12-07-2006 10:40:48 W3NSL251 00000388 FENTRY.EXE
TERMINALSERVER E 3112: Status 10107 returned
while receiving a maximum of 40960 bytes.
12-07-2006 10:42:29 W3NSL251 00000388 FENTRY.EXE
TERMINALSERVER E 3112: Status 10107 returned
while receiving a maximum of 40960 bytes.
12-07-2006 10:47:41 W3NSL251 000008EC Utility.EXE
TERMINALSERVER E 3112: Status 10107 returned
while receiving a maximum of 40960 bytes.
12-12-2006 07:55:26 W3NSL251 00000D08 FENTRY.EXE
TERMINALSERVER E 3112: Status 10054 returned
while receiving a maximum of 40960 bytes.
12-12-2006 08:59:02 W3NSL251 00000888 FENTRY.EXE
TERMINALSERVER E 3112: Status 10107 returned
while receiving a maximum of 40960 bytes.
12-12-2006 08:59:06 W3NSL251 00000888 FENTRY.EXE
TERMINALSERVER E 3112: Status 10107 returned
while receiving a maximum of 40960 bytes.

I have search the PVSW knowledge base and the status codes in the
manuals and can find nothing that will help me out.

The hardware is a terminal server that is running 2k with SP4, no
firewall in between, and this was working fine until they upgraded to v
8.7 a few months ago. The PSA returns all tests fine. I am truly
stumped!

Thanks for any help.

Lisa@IMC

Lisa@IMC wrote:

Are there any entries in the database server log that correspond with
the errors on the workstation?

--
Lyle U

I don't have the log from the server, the customer failed to provide
that when I asked for it. I won't be able to get that from the
customer until at least Thursday.

Lisa@IMC

I don't have the log from the server, the customer failed to provide
that when I asked for it. I won't be able to get that from the
customer until at least Thursday.

Lisa@IMC

This Status Code is a WinSock Status code, defined by Microsoft as

WSASYSCALLFAILURE (Operating system dependent)
• Translation: System call failure.
• Description: This error is returned when a system call that should
never fail fails. For example, this error occurs if a call to
WaitForMultipleObjects fails or one of the registry functions fails
trying to change the protocol or name space catalogs.


If you do a search on Microsoft's web site or Google, you'll find some
suggestions on rebuilding the WinSock2 registry and some other
suggestions. Once the OS issue is resolved, the system should be OK
again.
Goldstar Software Inc.
Pervasive-based Products, Training & Services
Bill Bach
BillBach (AT) goldstarsoftware (DOT) com
http://www.goldstarsoftware.com
*** Chicago: Pervasive Service & Support Class - 03/2007 ***


Lisa@IMC wrote:

Bill,

Thanks so much, I will advise my customer about this and will let you
know if it works!

Regards

Lisa Turcotte
Information Management Corporation
www.imcus.com