Subject | Re: [firebird-support] IB_Events and 'Access violation in module fbclient.dll' |
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Author | Dany M |
Post date | 2006-01-31T23:14:04Z |
Stefan Rust wrote:
discussion group at message
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/IBObjects/message/34878
I also have a vague memory of seeing this as an issue in the devel-list
or bug list for FB to be fixed. But :( after upgrading to 1.5.3 the
problem remains.
The issue #1106825 in the release notes led me to hoping the problem
would go away but... nope.
Furthermore; It does not matter really (for me, anyway). None of the
clients or report server machines (servers running clients) suffer. Only
annoying for me as a developer to have to "Reset" my debugging sessions.
And some users that use OLE heavily might have to click an extra dialog
on application shutdown.
If you are annoyed during development you can try using the "local"
protocol (*not* localhost, but the one that uses some hidden window).
That seems to do it for developing at least.
Regards,
/Dany
> IB_Events and 'Access violation in module fbclient.dll'I get the exception and the debugger break. I brought it up in the IBO
>
> In our application we get occassionally an
> EAccessViolation with message 'Access violation at address 1002C389
> in module 'fbclient.dll'' during shutdown.
>
discussion group at message
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/IBObjects/message/34878
I also have a vague memory of seeing this as an issue in the devel-list
or bug list for FB to be fixed. But :( after upgrading to 1.5.3 the
problem remains.
The issue #1106825 in the release notes led me to hoping the problem
would go away but... nope.
Furthermore; It does not matter really (for me, anyway). None of the
clients or report server machines (servers running clients) suffer. Only
annoying for me as a developer to have to "Reset" my debugging sessions.
And some users that use OLE heavily might have to click an extra dialog
on application shutdown.
If you are annoyed during development you can try using the "local"
protocol (*not* localhost, but the one that uses some hidden window).
That seems to do it for developing at least.
Regards,
/Dany