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RedPanda
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 Posted - 2007-04-03 : 17:38:32
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| Sorry to register then to leap in with a question, but this one is sending me crazy.I develop intranet applications, usually asp based running from a SQL database. These tend to be rugged reliable systems, i have very few support issues apart from the occasional strange entry throwing a spanner into the works.I have recently updated an application that has been running for a couple of years with no problems. Since the update the system has been very unreliable, sometimes the pages will work, sometimes not. If it doesn't work you can go back 10 minutes later and repeat exactly what was done and it works. Most of the issues appear to be based around the use of dates and formatting them. I may not be using the best approach but its one that has been working up until now with no issues.Right, hopefully enough background, so what can be causing this, my feeling is that there is something effecting either the server or the sql server. My systems are fully anti-virused but could i have transferred a sql virus or can anyone suggest another possible cause. |
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SwePeso
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Posted - 2007-04-03 : 17:41:01
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| Not unless you tell what you did when "updating" the application.Peter LarssonHelsingborg, Sweden |
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RedPanda
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Posted - 2007-04-03 : 17:48:08
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ok, the update was replacing a few asp pages, adding a javascript date picker popup, adding a few fields to tables and that was about it. Pages that weren't touched have stopped working consistently now  |
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