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Some problem with C Code

My project has some part of code in C. The problem i am facing is :-

The job is initiated by a schedular. Some times the job fails and on
submitting the same job again,it works. I have checked all the logs and
flow. Nothing exceptional.

Kindly reply...........

Thanks........

Aug 3 '06 #1
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sp***********@gmail.com wrote:
My project has some part of code in C. The problem i am facing is :-

The job is initiated by a schedular. Some times the job fails and on
submitting the same job again,it works. I have checked all the logs and
flow. Nothing exceptional.

Kindly reply...........

Thanks........
Oh boy, there are some nice and friendly replies awaiting you ...

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Aug 3 '06 #2
sp***********@gmail.com wrote:
My project has some part of code in C. The problem i am facing is :-

The job is initiated by a schedular. Some times the job fails and on
submitting the same job again,it works. I have checked all the logs and
flow. Nothing exceptional.
That looks pretty obvious and simple. I think the printer on the left
port has a loosely connected red wire. Connect is properly and
re-initiate the job. Supplying some fresh oxygen would help too.
Kindly reply...........

Thanks........
Aug 3 '06 #3
On 2006-08-03, p_***********@yahoo.co.in <p_***********@yahoo.co.inwrote:
sp***********@gmail.com wrote:
>My project has some part of code in C. The problem i am facing is :-

The job is initiated by a schedular. Some times the job fails and on
submitting the same job again,it works. I have checked all the logs and
flow. Nothing exceptional.

That looks pretty obvious and simple. I think the printer on the left
port has a loosely connected red wire. Connect is properly and
re-initiate the job. Supplying some fresh oxygen would help too.
Don't listen to him; It's obviously the green modem wire.

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To reach me by email, use `apoelstra' at the above domain.
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Aug 3 '06 #4
sp***********@gmail.com wrote:
My project has some part of code in C. The problem i am facing is :-

The job is initiated by a schedular. Some times the job fails and on
submitting the same job again,it works. I have checked all the logs and
flow. Nothing exceptional.

Kindly reply...........

Thanks........
As somebody else said here very often:

Engage your brain before posting!

How do you expect us to know what a "job" is?
What does it mean "the job fails"?
Why do you think that has something to do with the C language?

jacob
Aug 3 '06 #5

jacob navia wrote:
sp***********@gmail.com wrote:
My project has some part of code in C. The problem i am facing is :-

The job is initiated by a schedular. Some times the job fails and on
submitting the same job again,it works. I have checked all the logs and
flow. Nothing exceptional.

Kindly reply...........

Thanks........

Why do you think that has something to do with the C language?
Because his project "has some part of code in C". Doh !

Aug 3 '06 #6

<sp***********@gmail.comwrote in message
news:11*********************@i3g2000cwc.googlegrou ps.com...
My project has some part of code in C. The problem i am facing is :-
Thast probably the problem. You know there are lots of unreliable "C"
compilers out there.....
The job is initiated by a schedular. Some times the job fails and on
submitting the same job again,it works. I have checked all the logs and
flow. Nothing exceptional.
Then how do you know its failed.....
Kindly reply...........
My replies are always kindly..
Thanks........
<<Seriously:-
1) Is it a resources issue. Is a file filling up or memory being
exhausted by other jobs=check that alloc returns are ALL tested.
2) Could it be expecting on autio variables or alloc'd store to be zero
=it may not be,
3) Could the data be changing
>>

Aug 3 '06 #7
sp***********@gmail.com writes:
My project has some part of code in C. The problem i am facing is :-

The job is initiated by a schedular. Some times the job fails and on
submitting the same job again,it works. I have checked all the logs and
flow. Nothing exceptional.

Kindly reply...........
The error is on line 42 of the source code that YOU DIDN'T BOTHER TO
SHOW US.

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We must do something. This is something. Therefore, we must do this.
Aug 3 '06 #8

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