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Error log is being created ... WHERE???!
Hello,
I've been doing some coding and I keepcrashingmy access database. When it crashes it indicates that an error log is being create but I cannot locate this log. I would like to know what made it crash.... Can someone tell me how to locate the error log. Thank you, Daniel |
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Error log is being created ... WHERE???!
It does not tell you anything useful -- it has internal information about
the state of MSACCESS.EXE at the time that program crashed: nothing about your program or database. (david) "Daniel P" wrote in message ... Hello, I've been doing some coding and I keepcrashingmy access database. When it crashes it indicates that an error log is being create but I cannot locate this log. I would like to know what made it crash.... Can someone tell me how to locate the error log. Thank you, Daniel |
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Error log is being created ... WHERE???!
Thank you for the info. But could you still point me to it's typical location my network administrator is interested.
Thanks Daniel |
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Error log is being created ... WHERE???!
Folder: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\DrWatson
Files: drwtsn32.log and user.dmp (I think) _______________________________________ "Daniel P" wrote in message ... Thank you for the info. But could you still point me to it's typical location my network administrator is interested. Thanks Daniel |
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Error log is being created ... WHERE???!
I think normally C:\Documents and Settings\All
Users\Documents\DrWatson\drwtsn32.log It is persistent and grows every time you have an application crash, so good sys admin practice is to delete it. For reasons I don't pretend to understand, typical Access Application (access violation) errors show up as MSACCOPT.EXE errors. (david) "Daniel P" wrote in message ... Thank you for the info. But could you still point me to it's typical location my network administrator is interested. Thanks Daniel |
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