Re: 10g Client Crashing.

Dear Friend,

    As I guess
1. See the application log of the windows xp from the administration tools for that Usoft

    application.
2. See the alert log of the Oracle soon after it crashes. IF some found then
3. If it is a path problem, change accordingly. 3. Please see the environment variable in windows XP and see the path urs USoft

    software is using.
4. If some different both places change it or else keep common one. 5. And please see the things in the regedit and see there the homes of oracle that is the variables ORACLE_HOME and ORACLE_BASE.

If nothing from all above working please revert back for the same

Regards,
Terminator

Preston Kemp wrote:
> I upgraded one of our site's databases from 8.1.7 to 10gR2 this week, &
> all appeared to go well until I also upgraded the client PCs. The
> application, which is written in USoft, works for a few minutes then
> crashes out with the standard XP error screen - "USoft Developer has
> encountered a problem and needs to close" etc etc. If I change the
> client's home back to the Reports 6i directory, everything works fine.
> It's the same on all the client PCs, which were built from a Ghost
> image.
>
> First thought was it must be due to something else running on the
> clients, as we have several other sites with the same basic setup (XP
> Pro SP2 & 10gR1/R2) which work fine. So I cleared everything out of the
> startup group, rebooted, & it didn't make a blind bit of difference. I
> then plugged a laptop into the network with the same versions of XP,
> USoft etc, & that worked fine without crashing. So I was pretty sure
> it's something on the client PCs rather than the server or network.
> However...
>
> ...We've taken one of their PCs back to our office, & it works fine
> when connected to our server. The mystery deepens, & I'm rapidly
> becoming flummoxed. Unfortunately the client's site is a 3+ hour round
> trip, so I can't just pop down there to try stuff out. Has anyone got
> any ideas as to a probable cause?
>
> --
> Preston Kemp.
Received on Fri Jan 27 2006 - 05:06:14 CST