Re: GPF in Developer/2000 (from a neophyte)
Date: 1995/11/30
Message-ID: <49ji7h$2lf_at_merlin.resmel.bhp.com.au>#1/1
Gosh, this sounds familiar - get ready for tonnes of GPF mail!!
We had a slightly different problem here: if we changed the property
class on a canvas it GPFed. This was in V4.5.5, and I thought it
would be fixed in Dev/2000.
I hope this isnt a brand new blank canvas, with nothing in it, for
if so, I probably cant help.
If not, try changing the name FIRST, before you add any properties -
and possibly before you assign any items (might help).
We have a basic rule for canvases that you save before you
try anything fancy - and dont ever duplicate a canvas,
tempting though it is.
One explanation for these GPFs is that there seem to be
times when Forms simply chews up too many resources and
the system crashes.
You could try running a programme called FIX1MB that Oracle
makes available.
See their WWW site: http://www.oracle.com.
HIH
Lee
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In article <49i0rt$l8l_at_xenon.brooks.af.mil>, Meredith Poor <meredith.poor_at_vanadium.brooks.af.mil> says:
> >I have just installed Developer/2000 1.1 for Windows (3.11) from scratch >(no prior Oracle products on the disk). If I try to rename the canvas >object name property, the program GPFs when I try to close the properties >form. Details on the environment: > > Oracle 7.1 on Sun Solaris servers, TCP/IP prototcol > NFS 5.1a on the workstation > Workstation is Pentium with 32Mb > No other applications are running concurrently > >Seems like if something was improperly installed the program should have >either identified missing resources, or exited gracefully with an error >indicating missing components. Any ideas? > >P.S. I have done an Oracle/VB project for the last 18 months. This is >my first stab at using Oracle tools. >Received on Thu Nov 30 1995 - 00:00:00 CET