J
Jonathan
Application popup: import.exe - Application Error : The
instruction at "0x77fc8fe1" referenced memory
at "0x4d534148". The memory could not be "written".
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I have a .NET (v1.1) console application (written in C#)
that is running on a W2K machine. I have set up the Task
Scheduler to run this application every 2 minutes to
import any files that have been uploaded. However, it
randomly crashes with a message like this, and since it's
running on the scheduler account, nobody clicks OK on the
dialog box and the process hangs up until I go terminate
it. I can't track down the problem because it appears to
be random, and it even fails even when there's no file to
import. I thought it might be a problem with .NET's
garbage collection, but I am unable to find any
information on this anywhere. Has anyone else seen this
problem? If not, is there a way I can make the dialog
box go away automatically so it will continue to run
according to the schedule?
Thanks
instruction at "0x77fc8fe1" referenced memory
at "0x4d534148". The memory could not be "written".
----
I have a .NET (v1.1) console application (written in C#)
that is running on a W2K machine. I have set up the Task
Scheduler to run this application every 2 minutes to
import any files that have been uploaded. However, it
randomly crashes with a message like this, and since it's
running on the scheduler account, nobody clicks OK on the
dialog box and the process hangs up until I go terminate
it. I can't track down the problem because it appears to
be random, and it even fails even when there's no file to
import. I thought it might be a problem with .NET's
garbage collection, but I am unable to find any
information on this anywhere. Has anyone else seen this
problem? If not, is there a way I can make the dialog
box go away automatically so it will continue to run
according to the schedule?
Thanks