Re: C function

Here is the online.log file from the crash (Sorry - guess I should have included this initially!) I also have the AFDEBUG set to 1. 10:52:36 Checkpoint Completed: duration was 0 seconds. 10:54:54 Loading Module </home/djenkins/mkplot.so> 10:54:55 C Language Module </home/djenkins/mkplot.so> loaded 10:54:55 The Master Daemon Died 10:54:55 invoke_alarm(): /bin/sh -c '/usr/local/informix/etc/no_log.sh 5 6"Internal S ubsystem failure: 'MT'" "The Master Daemon Died" ' 10:54:55 invoke_alarm(): mt_exec failed, status -1, errno 0 10:54:55 PANIC: Attempting to bring system down hope this gives some ideas...... Maria Jacques P Renaut wrote: > Maria Wilson wrote: > > > Environment: > > Solaris 2.6 > > Informix 9.14 > > > > Our database server is crashing without much help as to the problem when > > one of our developers executes a particular C function through > > dbaccess. We get the error 25587 or > > -25587 Network receive failed. > > > > A system call has failed. Do a DISCONNECT and then check on the > > status of the server. See your UNIX system administrator for > > assistance. > > > > We have call tech support and have an open case with them but they > > cannot seem to figure out the problem either! Anybody out there have > > any ideas? > > > > thanks Maria > > -------------------------------------------------------- > > Maria L. Wilson 757.766.8265 > > Computer Sciences Corporation 757.766.2571 fax > > NASA Langley Research Center m.l.wilson@larc.nasa.gov > > 3217 North Armistead Ave. http://www.larc.nasa.gov > > Hampton, Va 23666 > > -------------------------------------------------------- > > If there is no God, who pops up the next Kleenex? > > -- Art Hoppe > > -------------------------------------------------------- > > Well, if the engine is crashing or the C function is causing a problem, I'd > look in the file you specified for MSGPATH in your $ONCONFIG. If > there is an assert failure it should specifiy some af.<something> file to > look in. This file should contain a stack trace. That would be of the most > > use. Perhaps you can include that in a post (not the whole af file, but the > > stack trace of the thread that caused the crash). You should be able to > search the file for onstat -g stk light and I believe that will be the stack > > of the thread that caused the crash. At this point it could be an informix > problem, or it also could be a problem with how the C function you are > trying to execute is written. > > Jacques > > -- > ******************************************************************** > * Jacques P. Renaut "I'd dazzle you with brilliance * > * Informix Advanced Support if I only had the knack..." * > * email: jrenaut@informix.com #include <disclamier.h> * > ******************************************************************** -- -------------------------------------------------------- Maria L. Wilson 757.766.8265 Computer Sciences Corporation 757.766.2571 fax NASA Langley Research Center m.l.wilson@larc.nasa.gov 3217 North Armistead Ave. http://www.larc.nasa.gov Hampton, Va 23666 -------------------------------------------------------- If there is no God, who pops up the next Kleenex? -- Art Hoppe --------------------------------------------------------