Re: Odd error in logs

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1998


It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 17905
interpreted = N
texte = >Other than the obvious, is there any condition that would cause the error: > >Error: the database '' could not be found or opened > >to appear in the logs? It's coming from a search page that gets its >criteria passed to it from another page in a frame. The first time the >page gets called, it's ok, but hitting the show next X matches buttons >(which cause the same page to get loaded with new search criteria) cause >the above error to get written to the log. I've looked through the coding >and I'm not referencing any unnamed databases, so I'm wondering (before I >send a 35K page off to support to decipher) what else, if anything, could >cause this.Interesting situation. Are there any [include] files being referenced on the page that don't have a database reference in them where they should have? Sometimes the searches written into [include] files get overlooked ... >Oh yes, the searching works fine. Maybe I should be letting sleeping dogs >lie and just remember to ditch the ErrorLog.txt file every couple daysOr if you really don't need that ErrorLog.txt file you can actually just trash it without any negative effects on WebCatalog. I don't even have one in my hierarchy and I never miss it. I wouldn't suggest this for everyone, but it works for me ... :)Sincerely, Ken Grome 808-737-6499 WebDNA Solutions mailto:ken@webdna.net http://www.webdna.net Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

    
  1. Re: Odd error in logs (Kenneth Grome 1998)
  2. Odd error in logs (Rob Marquardt 1998)
>Other than the obvious, is there any condition that would cause the error: > >Error: the database '' could not be found or opened > >to appear in the logs? It's coming from a search page that gets its >criteria passed to it from another page in a frame. The first time the >page gets called, it's ok, but hitting the show next X matches buttons >(which cause the same page to get loaded with new search criteria) cause >the above error to get written to the log. I've looked through the coding >and I'm not referencing any unnamed databases, so I'm wondering (before I >send a 35K page off to support to decipher) what else, if anything, could >cause this.Interesting situation. Are there any [include] files being referenced on the page that don't have a database reference in them where they should have? Sometimes the searches written into [include] files get overlooked ... >Oh yes, the searching works fine. Maybe I should be letting sleeping dogs >lie and just remember to ditch the ErrorLog.txt file every couple daysOr if you really don't need that ErrorLog.txt file you can actually just trash it without any negative effects on WebCatalog. I don't even have one in my hierarchy and I never miss it. I wouldn't suggest this for everyone, but it works for me ... :)Sincerely, Ken Grome 808-737-6499 WebDNA Solutions mailto:ken@webdna.net http://www.webdna.net Kenneth Grome

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