on 2012 Apr 27 3:14 AM
Dear All,
Our application running on ASA 12 in windows 2003 server pack2.DB shutdown abnoramlly.Also am attaching the error log which was received.Please anyone guide me what is the problem and how can we solve this...
Thanks in advance for your prompt help
VERSION=12.0.0.2483 FILENAME=C:\\Documents and Settings\\All Users\\Application Data\\SQL Anywhere 12\\diagnostics\\SA12_20120419_142316_8572.crash_log OS=Windows 2003 Build 3790 Service Pack 2 PROCESSOR=X86_64 EXEC_ARCH=X86_64 EXEC_PATH=C:\\Program Files\\SQL Anywhere 12\\bin64\\dbsrv12.exe MODULE_PATH=C:\\Program Files\\SQL Anywhere 12\\bin64\\dbserv12.dll EXCEPTION_PTR=00000000196FF3F0 EXCEPTION_CODE=3221225477 EXCEPTION_FLAGS=0 EXCEPTION_RECORD=0000000000000000 EXCEPTION_ADDRESS=000000019488D950 EXCEPTION_NumParameters=2 EXCEPTION_Param0=0000000000000008 EXCEPTION_Param1=000000019488D950 TRYING_TO_SAVE_MINI_DUMP C:\\Documents and Settings\\All Users\\Application Data\\SQL Anywhere 12\\diagnostics\\SA12_20120419_142316_8572.dmp DUMPLEVEL 0 SAVING_MINI_DUMP_COMPLETED CRASH_LOG_COMPLETE ATTEMPTING_TO_SUBMIT_MINIDUMP... [-snip-removed-binary-dump-]
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No answer but just a few hints:
You are using the 12.0.0 GA version, which is the original 12.0 realease from mid 2010 (I think) - there is a major update (12.0.1) and lots of bugfixes in newer EBFs available, so trying to update the database server and see if this resolves the issue would be very recommended.
Do you use a console log file ("dbsrv12 -o MyLog.txt") to log possible warnings and errors? If so, that may give some clues.
If you want someone to look at the dump file, I guess you will have to contact Tech Support and send the dump as a binary file. I don't think it's too helpful in its current state as text... (at least not for me).
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