Question about error 1242 (file/folder expected)

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  Greetings.

  I have a general question about some failed modules are stored in the Windows Event Viewer.

  An error leading to the crashes some applications that I've seen several times now when supporting computer problems is something like this:
  (Windows error reporting) Fault bucket, Type 0, name of the event: PCA2, (...) P1: application.exe, (...)

  I wonder what this 'PCA2. Which is a kind of module Windows handles tasks such as allocating memory or smth. Like this? What could be the cause of these errors (physical memory problems / corrupt swap file / insufficient rights?)

  Same Question for the application falls down because of "kernelbase.dll" as in:
  (Application error) Failing application: application.exe, Version: 0.0.0.0, (...) Failed module: KERNELBASE.dll, Version: 6.1.7601.18015, (...) Path of the failing module: C:\Windows\syswow64\KERNELBASE.dll (...)

  What is the .dll file and what could possibly cause kernelbase.dll Fault?

  The application can be a bit buggy, but I wonder what could possibly cause these accidents and if there is a way to fix these problems - or what dev did wrong.

  The two errors occur mainly on x 64 systems - especially Windows 7/vista

  Kind regards

  With application errors, the application is called everything first and the module he collaborated with is named second. Normally you should try to reinstall the application if you see not to repeat the mistakes. If this does not work, you go to the forum on the application to see if other users see the same error. There may be a bug in the application.

  The observer of the Application event log contains Information reports (event ID: 1001) for errors where the details were sent to Microsoft for review. You will find that there are corresponding to the event ID: 1000 reports errors, either in the system or Application logs. These reports are also included in the center of the Action. Center type action in the area of research above the Start button and press ENTER. Click on the arrow pointing downwards to the right of Maintenance, and then click view reliability history. The errors reported are the Red orbs with a white cross. You can search for solutions to problems, but occasionally you get a significant response from Microsoft.

  I can't tell you what it means PCA2. Google did not find a significant result. The reports themselves are not unintelligible, although I have never tried to understand the meaning of a particular report. I have extracted what, in my view, is a starting point of two reports:
  Event name: PCA2 = P1: motherboard_utility_onoffchargesetup.exe P2: 4.65.0.0

  Event name: PCA2 = P1: setup.exe P2: 11.0.0.28844

  You have the app in the boredom and the version of the file. These details have been extracted a file of information system to a computer with a card mother Gigabyte. So, you see I have a starting point, if I wanted to determine the cause of a failure.

  I will say before you go dive deep into each event ID: 1001 report that many are not easy to even begin to understand. However, they can provide useful clues.

  KERNELBASE.dll is likely to be the module with which the application works. You need to focus on the application.  KERNELBASE is probably preceded by P3 or P4 in the report?

  General remarks on the event viewer:
  http://www.gerryscomputertips.co.UK/syserrors5.htm

• Save the questions: message error "the file may be read-only.

  I do a lot of scanning to PDF and will often add a page newly digitized to an existing pdf archived and then resave it.

  I have a very consistent workflow and use both screens. The folders that contain the files are still on my second monitor while I work on the main screen.

  After that I inserted the page newly digitized in the existing pdf very often I get an error Impossible to save the file:

  The file may be read-only or another user can open. Please save the document under a different name or in a different folder.

  I'm the only user, none of the files are read-only, and I am sure that the file I'm re-record is not enabled (I see that on my second screen).

  Sometimes, if I click on the second screen to another folder, he'll let re-register me, but other times I have to close the Windows Explorer completely.

  I would avoid renaming of files: it is important to keep the name of the original file.

  This seems to happen a lot more with Acrobat X Pro version 9. It's very embarrassing.

  No known workaround solution?

  DG

  The folders that contain the files are still on my second screen

  In the case of Windows (a Mac user will have to talk about this for the environment).

  If Windows Explorer is "focused" on the file (for example, the file selected) or has the "focus" on the parent or the files folder/directory you get the alert dialog box.

  Close Windows Explorer or place its development d.

  In addition, if the preview feature is used for files in a folder (or in a nested subfolder files) you will experience similar "speed humps" in the path of the workflow.

  Was not always in this way, but the OS updates (XP, Vista, etc.) seem to have given us some clever new options which, by coincidence, there are some pitfalls.

  Be well...

• Question about errors stored in our trace files

  DB version: 12.1.0.2.5 Linux

  I'm looking for trace files for one of our production database and I see entries that are similar to the following:

  kjgcr_StatCheckLCP: getweinfo returned error, kjzsret = 0 x 0

  I Googled, searched this forum and the research in the MOD and I can't find what it means.

  Does anyone have an idea of what they show?

  Thank you

  Thomas

  Thomas Morgan wrote:

  DB version: 12.1.0.2.5 Linux

  I'm looking for trace files for one of our production database and I see entries that are similar to the following:

  kjgcr_StatCheckLCP: getweinfo returned error, kjzsret = 0 x 0

  I Googled, searched this forum and the research in the MOD and I can't find what it means.

  Does anyone have an idea of what they show?

  Thank you

  Thomas

  submit the Service request to MOS

• Question about playlists and file nav

  Research in get a rocket, or a variant of the Sansa, b/c I get lazy with the long method involved in duty sync w/iPod songs and their playlists, even with the Zune.

  I have read the manual for the rocket, and it seems that I can just drag and drop the files on the drive. My question is can I make records, as driving music, trance, etc. And then put different songs in every folder and then be able to go into that folder and shuffle the songs in that folder?

  Second issue (assuming that my answer is not), is on the creation of playlist. Looks like I have to do inside WMP playlists and then sync it to the top? Is there another way? I read an old thread on the use of other software to generate the playlist, but my playlist would be basically all the songs in a particular folder (the one I'm talking to the 2nd paragraph).

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  eli2k wrote:

  I have read the manual for the rocket, and it seems that I can just drag and drop the files on the drive. My question is can I make records, as driving music, trance, etc. And then put different songs in every folder and then be able to go into that folder and shuffle the songs in that folder?

  Yes, with the most recent firmware, you can browse and read in folder.

• 2 questions about short mp3 files playback

  I am installing a Snd simple class to encapsulate the sound effects, I can do this:

  SND sound = new Snd ();

  sound.throwSwitch ();   Plays a switch short audio mp3

  So, after reviewing the RIM and other examples of Iam work try this:

  import java.io.InputStream;
  Javax.microedition.media import. *;

  public class {Snd
     
  Private player player;
     
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  public void throwSwitch() {}
  Makes a click
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  but I don't get all the sounds.  I checked that the mp3 format is supported and loaded the sound of my press card and he played like a ring tone without problem.

  What could I do it wrong?

  Second question is that in the past (other languages), I had two ways to play a sound... one as a "one-shot" meaning not listened and streaming (used for sounds at large to hold entirely in memory).  In Java there is this distinction?  It seems that the above code transmissions my sound, but she is so short, she could be held entirely in memory.  It is played only once (at the start), but I wonder given it's such an effect short if there is a better way.

  Patrick

  Here is an example that works. In the example, the generated COD file is com_foo_Foobar, Foobar is the root for the COD file directory and Foobar.java is the main application class. The MP3 is at the root of the directory "/" the COD file. Notice the "Class.forName" call and how not intuitive that the root is specified in the parameter of this string. It took me quite a few tries until I thought about it.

      public void play()
      {
          if (m_player != null){
              stop();
          }
  
          try {
              Class cl = Class.forName("com.foo.Foobar.Foobar");
              InputStream input = cl.getResourceAsStream("/foonoise.mp3");
              m_player = Manager.createPlayer(input,"audio/mpeg");
              m_player.realize();
              m_volumeControl = getVolumeControl(m_player);
              if (m_volumeControl != null)
                  m_volumeControl.setLevel(m_volume);
              m_player.prefetch();
              m_player.start();
          }
          catch (Exception e){
              System.out.println("ERR: " + e.toString());
          }
      }
  

• Urgent question about loading image file to boot to a concentrator VPN 3030

  Hi Netpros,

  I really hope someone can help me with this URGENT matter. I have an upgrade in 12 hours. By reading the Cisco documentation, I also need to upgrade the boot image file. Here's my question... the cisco image file name is vpn30xxboot - 4.0.Rel.hex but the VPN concentrator would accept 8.3 file names i.e. BOOT file format. TXT... so the question is is it OK to just keep the same hexagonal extension without causing damage to the file... That is, name the file BOOT - 4.hex... your comments are very much appreciated...

  Fernando,

  Take it out '-' usage just and naming BOOT40.hex

  What type of hub? If it's a 3005, you wouldn't need an upgrade of startup code.

  There is enough of an upgrade of startup code if memory is upgraded from 256 to 512 MB - just an info.

  Good luck in your upgrade.

  See you soon

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• OCP: Question about the critical files on control and collision

  Hello

  I am currently a student at OCP certification exam 1z0-053.

  To do this, I bought the all-in-one fixed Oracle Press (http://www.mcgrawhill.ca/professional/products/9780071629188/)

  During his studies, I would like to test, to prove things and simulate the operation to get more familiar as possible with important concepts.

  The study guide covers the fact that when a critical file is damaged or lost, the proceedings will end. The critical files listed are: all copies of the controlfile, a data file that belongs to the SYSTEM table, a data file which is part of the current tablespace undo.

  As said here's the quote:

  Some of the files are important. Damage to a critical file means that the database instance will end if it is open and cannot be reopened until the damage is repaired.

  [...]

  Practically the moment where that the damage occurs, the instance will end. As always, first reaction of the DBA to an instance crashed should be to attempt a start. It will fail in NOMOUNT mode, with an error message appropriate. The alert log will show what controlfile copy is missing and also - in the section list of parameters to initialize default - controlfile how many copies there are actually is and where they are.

  A self-test at the end of the chapter, it is:

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  D. an undo tablespace datafile asset

  E. a tablespace temporary assets tempfile

  F. Since the SYSAUX tablespace data file

  G. a file of data space of SYSTEM tables

  H. a data file containing the user's critical data

  [...]

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  1. A, D and G. damage to any copy controlfile put an end to the proceedings, as damage to critical tablespaces: SYSTEM and break current tablespace.

  So, under the 11.2.0.3 when I delete or corrupt a control file copy, the instance is not crashing and the database continue to work. Alerts log is only regularly notifynig controlfile missing:

  Fri Aug 30 10:16:02 2013

  Errors in the /u01/app/oracle/diag/rdbms/ocp1/ocp1/trace/ocp1_m000_26767.trc file:

  ORA-00210: could not open the specified control file

  ORA-00202: control file: ' / u01/app/oracle/oradata/ocp1/control03.ctl'

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  Linux-x86_64 error: 2: no such file or directory

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  I'm not really knowledge.

  I have to stick to what is said in the book or the experienced facts?

  Thank you

  Bruno

  The information contained in the Guide of the exam are not correct as written.  The Oracle instance would end on the loss of a single control file.  Oracle documentation on the management of the control files is here:

  Management of control files

  It says: "If a control file is damaged due to a disk failure, the associated instance should be stopped. Once the drive is repaired, damaged control file can be restored using the intact copy of the control of the other disk file and the instance can be restarted. »

  "Stop" means that the instance has become unstable.  Unstable case act differently depending on the situation this way, the book is not (cannot) document the specific behavior that may occur.  While the loss of a control file means that the DBA should be abandoned to the instance, it is a very different thing from the instance to the destination of its own.

  The ultimate source is always the Oracle documentation. I checked the page of errata for this book to McGraw-Hill.  I only see an extra.  Submit this to them and get your name on the page as a contributor.

• Small Question about the Framework Services folder

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  Good afternoon
  
  In document s/n 2 days, she says:
  
  >
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  >
  
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