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Conference rocks::dec_edi

Title:DEC/EDI
Notice:DEC/EDI V2.1 - see note 2002
Moderator:METSYS::BABER
Created:Wed Jun 06 1990
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:3150
Total number of notes:13466

3087.0. "EDIOBDDE and GPF in module USER.EXE at 0001:3ACA" by UTRTSC::SMEETS (Workgroup support) Fri Apr 04 1997 14:52

Hi,

Customer running Command Center V3.1A (+patch) for Windows V3.11 encounters
frequenlty the following error while working with Cockpit.

                      Application error
  
EDIOBDDE caused a General Protection Fault in module USER.EXE at 0001:3ACA.
EDIOBDDE: EDI ObjectBroker Dynamic Data Exchange???

This error shows up most of the time after typing the password.

Would a Doctor Watson log be of any help in determining the cause of the error.

It seems that this error doesn't show up on 32 bits platforms like Windows95 or
Windows NT.

Any thoughts on this ?

Martin
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3087.1METSYS::THOMPSONFri Apr 04 1997 18:536
Martin,

this was a common problem in the pre V3.1 days. Are you sure the customer
really has V3.1A?

M
3087.2I'll checkUTRTSC::SMEETSWorkgroup supportMon Apr 07 1997 08:5615
Hi Mark,

Yes, I've seen that this was a common problem in V3.1.

About 1� month ago the customer performed an upgrade from V3.1 -> V3.1A
both on the server and the client.

I could be that the upgrade at the client site didn't removed/replaced all old
images.

Anyway I'll try to check if it is really V3.1A.

Regards,

Martin
3087.3It looks like it is V3.1AUTRTSC::SMEETSWorkgroup supportMon Apr 07 1997 12:0811
Hi Mark,

Help About in the Cockpit shows the following data:

V3.1A Nov 19 1996

All of the Windows V3.11 users encounter this problem.

Regards,

Martin
3087.4MARVIN::GOODWINPete GoodwinMon Apr 07 1997 14:435
    That's the Cockpit, try looking at the EDIOBDDE.EXE image (or
    EDIOBB32.EXE for 95/NT). Check the date of the file. I can't remember
    if the Help menu has About which might show the version.
    
    Pete.
3087.5Sizes and datesUTRTSC::SMEETSWorkgroup supportWed Apr 09 1997 14:2516
Hi Pete,

Here's the requested information obtained by pressing ALT-ENTER in the File 
Manager

EDIOBDDE.EXE	123,120		02-10-96	V3.1A	
EDIOBB.DLL	 25,968		02-10-96	No version information


The customer also encountered GPF in conjunction with EDIMAP.EXE

EDIMAP.EXE	498,928		10-12-96	V3.1A

Regards,

Martin
3087.6MARVIN::GOODWINPete GoodwinWed Apr 09 1997 18:305
    It looks like V3.1A ok. I thought all the problems with GPF's in
    EDIOBDDE had been fixed, maybe not. I'd suggest you log an IPMT on both
    GPF's.
    
    Pete.
3087.7More info neededMETSYS::POADhttp://www.digital.com/info/ediThu Apr 10 1997 16:1739
    Hi Martin,
    
    I have a WFWG V3.11 PC with CommandCenter V3.1A working OK here. Can
    you provide some more info:
    
     1) What type of database is on the Server?
    
     2) What version of DEC/EDI is the Server?
    
     3) What ODBC driver and version do you have on the PC?
    
     4) What version of ObjectBroker do you have on the PC and the Server?
    
     5) Does the Network tester work
    
     6) Do you have the CommandCenter patch that replaces the complete kit
        from our web site?
    
     7) Does this problem happen everytime after you enter the password, or
        do things sometimes work ok?
    
     8) What was the customer doing when the GPF in the Mapping Table
        Editor occured?
    
     9) Was CommandCenter V3.1 working OK?
    
    10) Was anything else upgraded on either the PC or Server when
        CommandCenter V3.1A was installed?
    
    11) Do the other Editors work OK?
    
    The only thing I can think of suggesting at present is that you
    uninstall the CommandCenter completely. I.e. Uninstal it, and then
    rename the C:\EDICC directory, if it still exists (so as to pretend to
    delete it without losing any files in it you may want). Then install
    the patch kit for V3.1A. This would clear up any descrepencies with the
    old V3.1 kit.
    
    		Chris
3087.8The answers to your questionUTRTSC::SMEETSWorkgroup supportFri Apr 11 1997 09:0854
Hi Chris,
   
> 1) What type of database is on the Server?
     Oracle Rdb
    
> 2) What version of DEC/EDI is the Server?
     V3.1A    
     
> 3) What ODBC driver and version do you have on the PC?
     ODBC driver for Oracle Rdb V2.0...
    
> 4) What version of ObjectBroker do you have on the PC and the Server?
     V2.6-07
  
> 5) Does the Network tester work
     Yes
  
> 6) Do you have the CommandCenter patch that replaces the complete kit
>    from our web site?
     I'm not sure if the customer has this kit. A collegue of mine sent the
     kit to the customer. How can we determine if this is the patch kit ?     

> 7) Does this problem happen everytime after you enter the password, or
>    do things sometimes work ok?
  
     No, it doesn't happen all the time.   

> 8) What was the customer doing when the GPF in the Mapping Table
>    Editor occured?

     I've to ask the customer.
    
> 9) Was CommandCenter V3.1 working OK?
     No, also in that version GPF's occur.
   
> 10) Was anything else upgraded on either the PC or Server when
>   CommandCenter V3.1A was installed?
    No 
       
> 11) Do the other Editors work OK?
    Yes.
    
>    The only thing I can think of suggesting at present is that you
>    uninstall the CommandCenter completely. I.e. Uninstal it, and then
>    rename the C:\EDICC directory, if it still exists (so as to pretend to
>    delete it without losing any files in it you may want). Then install
>    the patch kit for V3.1A. This would clear up any descrepencies with the
>    old V3.1 kit.

Ok, I'll do this....

Regards,

Martin
3087.9Files copied to customerUTRTSC::SMEETSWorkgroup supportFri Apr 11 1997 15:4712
Hi Chris,

I've copied the following files to the customer.

cc16pat1.exe
monitor.exe
edimap.exe
ediprof.exe

Regards,

Martin