HELP: How to remove the Microsoft.NET Framework error dialog by programming?
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Hi, I have a VB application to access a SQL database on the Server (24-hour operation), once a while I do have a Microsoft.NET Framework error dialog pop-up and my application hang-up! 1. I intend to delete this error & re-launch my application over automatically! I do have a VC++ Kill process to remove my application (succesfully remove all other applications) ... but it failed and can't remove this Pop-up dialog! 2. I notify that if I launch the Window Task Manager,when I select in Process tab my application, when I select Terminate/End button ... a new dialog pop-up and I have to select Terminate button one more time ... finally the Microsoft.NET Framework error dialog disappear! Anyone know any application (or link) to perform Step #2 above automatically? Thank to any help :doh:
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Hi, I have a VB application to access a SQL database on the Server (24-hour operation), once a while I do have a Microsoft.NET Framework error dialog pop-up and my application hang-up! 1. I intend to delete this error & re-launch my application over automatically! I do have a VC++ Kill process to remove my application (succesfully remove all other applications) ... but it failed and can't remove this Pop-up dialog! 2. I notify that if I launch the Window Task Manager,when I select in Process tab my application, when I select Terminate/End button ... a new dialog pop-up and I have to select Terminate button one more time ... finally the Microsoft.NET Framework error dialog disappear! Anyone know any application (or link) to perform Step #2 above automatically? Thank to any help :doh:
This may sound ridiculous, but wouldn't it be easier to fix the bug causing the error in the first place?? Why go through all the calisthenics and genuflecting?
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Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
2006, 2007, 2008
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This may sound ridiculous, but wouldn't it be easier to fix the bug causing the error in the first place?? Why go through all the calisthenics and genuflecting?
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Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
2006, 2007, 2008
But no longer in 2009...Dagnabit. That's just crazy talk.
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Hi, I have a VB application to access a SQL database on the Server (24-hour operation), once a while I do have a Microsoft.NET Framework error dialog pop-up and my application hang-up! 1. I intend to delete this error & re-launch my application over automatically! I do have a VC++ Kill process to remove my application (succesfully remove all other applications) ... but it failed and can't remove this Pop-up dialog! 2. I notify that if I launch the Window Task Manager,when I select in Process tab my application, when I select Terminate/End button ... a new dialog pop-up and I have to select Terminate button one more time ... finally the Microsoft.NET Framework error dialog disappear! Anyone know any application (or link) to perform Step #2 above automatically? Thank to any help :doh:
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This may sound ridiculous, but wouldn't it be easier to fix the bug causing the error in the first place?? Why go through all the calisthenics and genuflecting?
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Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
2006, 2007, 2008
But no longer in 2009...Dave Kreskowiak wrote:
Why go through all the calisthenics and genuflecting?
to increase body strength and flexibility, that at least is what wikipedia says on the subject. :)
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- What's the error? 2) Where does it occur? Because, depending on where it is, you could handle what's happening without the need for your application to restart.
Since the error happen when the application required to continue immediately, so I didn't have time to debug. But as you suggested, I have no choice to do it! - I will wait for it happen again to analyzy it. I will ask for help again if I can't solve it myself Thank for the guideline
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This may sound ridiculous, but wouldn't it be easier to fix the bug causing the error in the first place?? Why go through all the calisthenics and genuflecting?
A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^]
Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
2006, 2007, 2008
But no longer in 2009...I will try to analyze the error this time, even the application required to continue immediately Thank for the hint