Re: OAS Error : Dr Watson and WRKS.EXE

From: Jeremy Ovenden <jovenden_at_hazelweb.co.uk>
Date: Fri, 21 May 1999 19:03:02 +0100
Message-ID: <7i4740$kgi$1@gxsn.com>

Hmmmm. interesting. The plsqll packages that are being executed function perfectly well wehn invoked with same params via OWS 2.1 - so I guess it's down to what is a definition of 'bad' data? Is there any way that I can identify what OAS 4.0 is objecting to that OWS 2.1 seems entirely happy with? Thanks....

Bart Schaerrer wrote in message <7i45n1$k0l$1_at_acs2.byu.edu>...

<SNIP>

>Wrks is the
>process that runs your 'application' on OAS. So anything that sends the
app
>for a loop (bad code, bad data, etc.) crashes wrks. Fortunately, wrks is
>restarted on demand by the next request, so no big deal really. We just
>make a habit of cleaning off the Dr. Watson errors from the console every
so
>often. Once code matures and stabilizes, those errors start to fade.
>
>Bart Schaerrer
>Brigham Young University
Received on Fri May 21 1999 - 13:03:02 CDT