Unexpected Errors with Paradox on Novel

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2 total messages Started by Joe LaRocque Fri, 21 Aug 1992 14:28

Author: Joe LaRocque
Date: Fri, 21 Aug 1992 14:28

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We are having some problems in running Paradox 3.5 on a Novell 3.1 network.
When executing Paradox we sometimes receive 'unexpected errors' and are
dropped back to DOS.  The error codes we are seeing are:

	1.  4C7CGP0057
	2.  0492GP14D7
	3.  02E6GP00FF
		or
	4.  469DGP1B57

These errors appear on either a 386SX PC or a Dell 486DX.  

If anyone could explain why these error codes are occuring, or how to 
prevent them, we would owe them our undying gratitude.

Thanks in advance for the assistance.


Joe La Rocque
joe@eng3.sci.com
SCI
Huntsvile, AL

Re: Unexpected Errors with Paradox on Novel

Author: Aahzmandius
Date: Mon, 24 Aug 1992 03:13

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In article <1992Aug21.142816.9227@eng3.sci.com> joe@eng3.sci.com (Joe LaRocque) writes:
>We are having some problems in running Paradox 3.5 on a Novell 3.1 network.
>When executing Paradox we sometimes receive 'unexpected errors' and are
>dropped back to DOS.  The error codes we are seeing are:
>
>	1.  4C7CGP0057
>	2.  0492GP14D7
>	3.  02E6GP00FF
>		or
>	4.  469DGP1B57

The info from Borland tech support is that the "GP" in the middle stands
for "General Protection fault", which is an abort signal from the
processor after an illegal memory address.  The two four-digit hex
numbers on each side are the address itself.

Essentially the numbers are meaningless without knowledge of what steps
occurred before the error.  Supposedly, running with the -real option
can report better error messages.
-- 
                         --- Aahz (the *other* Dan Bernstein)
                             @netcom.com 

Hugs and backrubs -- I break Rule 6

So much Astroglide.  So little time.

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