Re: 1363 Error - Memory using New Era App on Windows 3.11

Systems Development wrote: > > HELP!!!! > > We are experiencing great problems with trying to track down intermittant > error messages we are getting when deploying a new application to the > desktop. > > The application has been written in New Era 2.1 and the error that we are > getting doesn't happen on every machine, nor when accessing a particular > part of the code. It just appears when it feels like it. Additionally it > may appear on a machine, and then not happen again (to our knowledge). It > is a problem enough of happening to half of our machine when first loading > the application. If we reboat, on most machines it disappears, and then on > some it continues. The machines and configuration are identical, as are > the programs running at the time of loading the app. > > The message is: 1363 Error - Program attempted to read outside the momory > belonging to the application. > > Has anyone come across something like this before? We have contacted > Informix to no avail and are fast coming to the conclusion that this > application isn't meant to be. > Good ol' 1363 again :< Sorry, you lost :< 1363 comes up for good reasons sometimes. But there is also a 1363 message that has nothing to do with you making mistakes. If it comes up "when it feels like" the following holds: 1. Informix cant help you. They will waste your time with useless advices. 2. Informix will never fix it. 3. I was able to trap it down to a problem with getting GDI resources "fast" from windows. For example when a menu is generated. So the probability gets higher if you have a window with a lot of controls. That is everything you can say. 4. Only way: upgrade at least to win95. Its much more stable there. I saw this 1363 coming up there without any reason only about 3 times the last 12 months and I work every day with it. Sad, but that is the only possible advice. Regards Dirk -- -- Dipl.-Math. Dirk Gunsthoevel phone: +49 (0)251 624947 -- Hoeftestr.49 fax: +49 (0)251 624177 -- 48167 Muenster 2*3*3*37 - the prime factorization of the beast -- Germany http://members.aol.com/Plabit/welcome.html