My experience with "CFMLInterpreterImp" error messages is that they are
usually the result of unlocked access to shared scope data (e.g. Session
variables, Application variables, etc.). These can be very troublesome since
the error messages usually point to some innocuous piece of code rather than
the offending code. They behave in an erratic, though repetitive manner that
you've described.
I haven't seen the "writeEmergencyMessage" flavor, itself, but my suggestion
would be to look over all the code on the server in question and see if you
can't track down locking issues. For us, it became too problematic to use
Session variables that we inevitably had to switch to Client variables
stored in a database.
Benjamin S. Rogers
Web Developer, c4.net
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-----Original Message-----
From: Karl Simanonok [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, May 06, 2001 4:30 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: unknown exception condition
This code causes problems:
<CFQUERY NAME="UpdateDetailRecord" DATASOURCE="#DataDB#">
UPDATE Product
SET
PartNo = '#Trim(FORM.PartNo)#',
UPCNo = '#Trim(FORM.UPCNo)#'
WHERE ProductID = #FORM.ProductID#
</CFQUERY>
Sometimes it produces no errors, but about half the time I get errors back
like this:
Error Occurred While Processing Request
Error Diagnostic Informationunknown exception condition
CFMLInterpreterImp::writeEmergencyMessage Date/Time: 05/06/01 16:19:10
Browser: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5; Windows 98; BCD2000)
Remote Address: 64.135.30.238
The datasource name is set in application.cfm and is 942_autoparts.
Can you see anything wrong with this simple update query? All the form
variables are present, I'm thinking maybe there's a reserved-word problem
but I don't know what it could be. I'd sure appreciate any help on
this. I get the same kind of errors on 3 different machines with this
code, it's not a corrupted executable ColdFusion code problem.
Regards,
Karl Simanonok
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