My application is crashing and it looks like ASA is the problem
The problem is when I close certain windows the app will crash and
report that PBSHR110.dll reported the fault.

Now to confirm that the DB is the problem I removed the retrieve and
then on closing the window the app no longer crashed.

So assuming it is a memory corruption problem I did the following:
Validate the ASA 9 DB
Did an unload and reload into ASA10
Defragmented the drive

But this did not fix the problem of the app crashing..
How does one fix a DB if there is memory allocation problems??

Thanks

Hi Matt,

from what you've experienced it is rather unlikely that ASA crashes
the application. I'd recommend either debugging the app or using
the /PBDEBUG switch to find the exact place in your code where it
crashes. Also check wether you've only one version of PB runtime
DLLs on the system.

HTH

Chris Werner
f+s software gmbh

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Yeah have already done that but could not work out how to go from there.
I created a sample app not using pfc libraries and the crashing on close
no longer happened.
Also when removing the retrieve the close does not cause a crash so
would assume it has something to do with the retrieve...

So thought it might be the pfc files and replaced them but still the
same problem.
Also put the pbl's ona brand new machine with no other PB dll's but
still the same result.

Any other ideas?

I did a PBdebug trace and found the last function to be called before
the crashing occurs is as follows:

Executing event +CLICKED for class M_EXIT, lib entry PFC_M_MASTER
...............
Executing object function CLOSEUSEROJECT for class W_MAIN1, lib entry
W_MAIN1
......................
Executing object function +DESTROY for class TRIVERTEX, lib entry
N_CST_XPLISTBAR_GRADIENT

This is the last event before the crash.




Chris Werner wrote:

Since the crash points to PBSHR110.dll which is a PowerBuilder module,
not an ASA module, you might have better luck asking in a PowerBuilder
forum... or calling tech support
http://www.ianywhere.com/support/con...lanywhere.html

Breck


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