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it just occurs. Sometimes. Every once in a while. Without obvious reason. No
exceptions. All IDisposables Dispose()ed. So how do I treat
Application_Error, and where do I get the details from? The error details?

All ideas greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Phil
Nov 18 '05 #1
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you can get more details from the Context.Error property for the exception

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it just occurs. Sometimes. Every once in a while. Without obvious reason.
No
exceptions. All IDisposables Dispose()ed. So how do I treat
Application_Error, and where do I get the details from? The error details?

All ideas greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Phil

Nov 18 '05 #2

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