> > Don't understand: how does this follows from the code lines above?
> > You created two different objects each of which uses
> > different connection.
> > So they should not interfere each other.
> >
>
>
> I don't know Igor. Fact is there is an unidentifyable script error coming
> up. And it is only showing when I run my DB creation scripts. All other
> scripts are running OK. Someone on another list told me he once had
similar
> errors and after investigating in turned out to be a valentina object had
> not been closed properly. Also I have sorted out all other possibilities.
It
> has to be some kind of xtra callback producing a script error.
>
> Believe me: i spend 3 days trying out because it all seemed so odd to me.
I believe you :-)
> Why has it to to with some timeout? Because I can shift the time when the
> error will appear by changing the vServer Xtra timeout. Because if I place
> several alerts at different points of the script the error will most
likely
> come with the first alert. So it is definitely not the code executed that
> causes the error but some callback.
>
> I don't know how that is possible. I have never programmed Valentina or
> Xtras at all.
OK, Florian. Can you send crash log-file?
P.S. I executed a few minutes ago test (in C++) that created database with
100 tables and about 1200 fields. All worked fine.
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