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Dave wrote:
> spsingh.sunil_at_gmail.com wrote:
> > My project has some part of its code written in Pro C. The problem i am
> > facing is that some times the job which internally uses oracle gives
> > exception but when the same job is resubmitted the same things work.
> > Secondly this too happens like onve in blue mooon. Can any body suggest
> > some good ideas to solve this problem.
> >
>
> Possibly a memory corruption; check the code for:
> - buffer overflows
> - dodgy pointers (initialise new pointers to zero and zero them after
> freeing them will give you an immediate core dump rather than bizarre
> unpredictable results if your code does inadvertently use dangling
> pointers) and pointer arithmetic
> Also check for uninitialised variables, race conditions and proper use
> of mutexing in a multithreaded environment.
Thanks for replying.
I have checked the code and the logs . But nothing exceptional. And i
don't find any logic why it runs after submitting it once.
Received on Thu Aug 03 2006 - 04:51:06 CDT
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