Any help much appreciated on this!!
I have a map that is crashing with a Windows error (on Windows 2003 Server)on specific data files, but only in the Production environment.
The map is being run by the Command Server (command line call from Java), only has file inputs and outputs, and only creates an audit log 'on error'.
Lots of data is passing successfully through this map every few minutes, but very occasionally (usually, but not exclusively, larger files - e.g. 8MB) it will fall over with a 'mercnt.exe has caused a failure' windows error. Obviously, as it has crashed, it does not create a full audit log of the error (left as a .tmp file).
My best guess at the moment is that this is being caused by some bug (maybe a memory leak) that is being linked to the Workspace Settings (of which I've tried a variety of Memory/File, PageSize/PageCount combinations).
The most infuriating thing is that I cannot replicate this error in any other environment - even the test environment that is virtually identical to Production - which makes troubleshooting extremely hard!
If anyone has any ideas, then I can provide more info!
Thanks
I have a map that is crashing with a Windows error (on Windows 2003 Server)on specific data files, but only in the Production environment.
The map is being run by the Command Server (command line call from Java), only has file inputs and outputs, and only creates an audit log 'on error'.
Lots of data is passing successfully through this map every few minutes, but very occasionally (usually, but not exclusively, larger files - e.g. 8MB) it will fall over with a 'mercnt.exe has caused a failure' windows error. Obviously, as it has crashed, it does not create a full audit log of the error (left as a .tmp file).
My best guess at the moment is that this is being caused by some bug (maybe a memory leak) that is being linked to the Workspace Settings (of which I've tried a variety of Memory/File, PageSize/PageCount combinations).
The most infuriating thing is that I cannot replicate this error in any other environment - even the test environment that is virtually identical to Production - which makes troubleshooting extremely hard!
If anyone has any ideas, then I can provide more info!
Thanks