On 28 Sep 2010, at 17:53, Aparajita Fishman wrote:
"The 'internal bridge process' is used for example when some sql
code asks to execute a 4D method."
Many thanks - I appreciate you making that enquiry.
No - there is no SQL code at all in the database. Also, whatever code
is executing must have run a few thousand times by the time the error
occurs because there are only about 6 pages involved in the test run
which just get requested over and over again for hours. I've monitored
the memory usage in Windows Task Manager and there doesn't seem to be
any obvious leak.
There is a (web) server side logon window running in the Application
Process which just sits there while the web server is serving. Once
the runtime error occurs, any user interface operations in that
process generate hundreds of runtime errors because, apparently, all
the process variables have been 'wiped'. Sorry for the unspecific
description but that's the only way I can think of expressing it. It
appears to call the correct methods, but their associated process
variables are all empty.
It's almost as if any code from that window suddenly starts executing
in the Internal bridge process (which of course would not have access
to any of the Application Process's process variables).
I'm running the whole thing in 11.7 Hotfix 1 now just because I've
exhausted almost all other lines of investigation. I'll know in about
3 hours if that's had any favourable effect.
Thanks again for enquiring for me.
Regards
Peter
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