windows - Application error: fault address 0x00012afb (Expert) -
I need some "light" to get the solution. Maybe there are many things that cause this problem , But maybe someone can help me.
Scenario: A Windows Server 7/7 a PostGreySQL database and other server applications (for Database execution tasks etc.). ..). There are differents server scenarios (~ 30) with different hardware and Windows versions (XP SP3 / Winservor, etc ... all NT based). Some alkalies were written in Delphi 7, and were linked to DLL (also in D7).
After a few days (sometimes in a week, in a few months), Windows starts acting weird, some buttons are missing in the dialog. And soon some applications do not open opening an event on eventware:
Folting apps x, version y, module kernel32.dll faulty, version 5.1.2600.5781, mistake address 0x00012afb
Meaning, while other applications are open, like Notepad, I explore, etc ... but some of my applications do not only do with the event log described above but if we do not restart the system In a few days Imdi.aksa is open (and all other applications with the same error on Iventog) stops
I tried that this may cause, but with no success. So, and any advice will be welcomed
Thank you in advance.
I think you are running out of resource handles (window handle) system properties (a Better task manager), I think the default task manager can also help to display a handle count. Then you can recognize which problem is causing trouble.
Once you are leaking the application and it is yours, then you can use rational pure or bandaskar to drill under the problem. If you do not have money for these devices then you will have to manually reduce the problem to disable certain features, for example, and see whether the handle count still increases ...
Not sure that this is the problem you are experiencing, maybe it's completely unrelated but it is easy to check that some apps are stealing some global resources as you would like with other apps. Do not bother. Applications like Notepad do not use much resources, so that appears to work properly, heavy applications are more likely to show trouble.
Hope this will be helpful.
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