Access violation in oran8.dll

[SoftSupport]

We have a problem running SQL-Statements with DOA. As long as the statements are correct everything works fine. When I enter a incorrect statement I get an 'Access violation in oran8.dll' in the design time environment and at runtime too. We can reproduce this in the grid example, where you can enter a free sql-statement.

We are using Delphi 5 C/S SP 1 german, Oracle 8.1.5 server, 8.1.5 client or 8.1.7 client (happens on both) with DOA 3.4.3.

We have tested it on two different Delphi Installations on Windows 2000, the compiled exe was tested on NT Workstations too.

Any ideas ?

 

[Marco Kalter]

This is a very basic operation, that should obviously not cause an Access Violation. Have you also tried it on a different database server? Are there any user trace files on the server that might indicate a problem?

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Marco Kalter
Allround Automations

 

[skalal]

Try on machine with client version 7.x.

Originally posted by SoftSupport:
We have a problem running SQL-Statements with DOA. As long as the statements are correct everything works fine. When I enter a incorrect statement I get an 'Access violation in oran8.dll' in the design time environment and at runtime too. We can reproduce this in the grid example, where you can enter a free sql-statement.

We are using Delphi 5 C/S SP 1 german, Oracle 8.1.5 server, 8.1.5 client or 8.1.7 client (happens on both) with DOA 3.4.3.

We have tested it on two different Delphi Installations on Windows 2000, the compiled exe was tested on NT Workstations too.

Any ideas ?

 

[SoftSupport]

I have made the following tests

Client Server Status
8.1.x 8.1.5 fault
8.1.x 7.3.4 ok
7.3.x 8.1.5 ok

"ok" means the correct ORA-9xxx Table does not exist Message
"fault" means access violation

There are no trace files.

I've made a second test using other oracle servers which are located at 2 of our customers using a remote dial-in-connection
and it worked also fine.
The remote system were an Oracle 8.1.5 Windows NT and an Oracle 8.1.6 Solaris 8 Server.

Our Database Server is currently working on Windows 2000 SP1 (Professional not server edition, because it is just a small temporary test installation).

Do You think it's the OS or the oracle installation ?

 

[SoftSupport]

Update the Server to 8.1.6 and first tests are looking good - more tomorrow

 

[SoftSupport]

After the server-update it seems to work fine, thank you for the tips