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Kevin D.
I have a web application that continues to "break" on me after a random
amount of time. There doesn't appear to be a rhyme or reason, just out of
nowhere some of my error handling kicks in and users are displayed one of my
"friendly" error messages (or a friendly error page).
I am also sent an email when an error occurs but due to my newbie-ness I am
not sending myself enough details (I am working to fix this).
The strange part is that ALL I have ever done to resolve these errors is
open up VS 2003, re-build the solution, and upload the "new" DLL. I say
"new" because I don't actually make any changes to any of the codebehind
files. Once I do this, I refresh the application in my browser and the
errors disappear.
Any ideas on what could be happening?
* I should also note that the web application is hosted on a different
network than the database. My client opened up their firewall and gave me a
DB connection string to use from my hosting network. They have their own
proprietary tool that lets them make updates to their DB (MS Sql). My
thoughts are that they are changing something in the database that is
triggering an error in my web app. But why do I need to re-upload/refresh
the compiled codebehind files?
Many thanks in advance!
- Kevin
amount of time. There doesn't appear to be a rhyme or reason, just out of
nowhere some of my error handling kicks in and users are displayed one of my
"friendly" error messages (or a friendly error page).
I am also sent an email when an error occurs but due to my newbie-ness I am
not sending myself enough details (I am working to fix this).
The strange part is that ALL I have ever done to resolve these errors is
open up VS 2003, re-build the solution, and upload the "new" DLL. I say
"new" because I don't actually make any changes to any of the codebehind
files. Once I do this, I refresh the application in my browser and the
errors disappear.
Any ideas on what could be happening?
* I should also note that the web application is hosted on a different
network than the database. My client opened up their firewall and gave me a
DB connection string to use from my hosting network. They have their own
proprietary tool that lets them make updates to their DB (MS Sql). My
thoughts are that they are changing something in the database that is
triggering an error in my web app. But why do I need to re-upload/refresh
the compiled codebehind files?
Many thanks in advance!
- Kevin