TDP 3.3.0.1526 - All Automation Tasks Give Result 0xc0000005

I’ve built a number of new automation scripts - from scratch - using TDP 3.3.0.1526, and I’ve noticed that despite them completing successfully, they all report a “Last Result” of 0xc0000005 to the Windows Task Scheduler, instead of the previous 0x0 that versions prior to 3.3.0.1526 reported.

Is this a bug? All the tasks that report this result code actually do complete just fine so far as we’re able to tell, so it’s just a bit odd.

All tasks are running on a Windows XP SP3 box, and it occurs on more than one machine.

That is a tough one. I have a few scheduled tasks that have that return code too. They run fine. When I look into the return code it says “Access Denied” but
I don’t see how that applies in this case.

There is a log file for the windows scheduler but when I look at mine I don’t see anything useful. I don’t really know how else to track this down. Let me know
if you have any other insights into this.

Debbie

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TDP 3.3.0.1526 - All Automation Tasks Give Result 0xc0000005

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I’ve built a number of new automation scripts - from scratch - using TDP 3.3.0.1526, and I’ve noticed that despite them completing successfully, they all report a “Last Result” of 0xc0000005
to the Windows Task Scheduler, instead of the previous 0x0 that versions prior to 3.3.0.1526 reported.

Is this a bug? All the tasks that report this result code actually do complete just fine so far as we’re able to tell, so it’s just a bit odd.

All tasks are running on a Windows XP SP3 box, and it occurs on more than one machine.

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The only thing I can think of is that TDP - or Windows - is trying to access a resource that it’s not allowed to access when the application closes - is there a way to enable an application-level log file to determine if that’s occurring?

We’ve finally got a Windows 7 Pro test box spun up for me and I’m going to switch one of the automation’s that gives this return code to it and see if the enhanced Task Manager in Win 7 gives any additional insight - or if it goes away entirely.

Try this: support.quest.com/SolutionDetail.aspx

It worked for me.

After installing Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5, go into the Task Scheduler and re-apply the username and password.

I don’t really have any other logging level to turn on within TDP. But you might look at the event log. This might turn up something.

TDP_OWL - that's not the error message that I'm getting, in fact, there is no error message, and the automation's run just fine; it's just the odd result code. Also, .NET 4.5 is already installed on both systems, as it's required for a different application.

If you're referring to the Toad section of the System Event Viewer, there's nothing there, and there's nothing in the log files.

I am afraid I am stumped on this one. I’ll ask Igor if he has any ideas.

Debbie

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TDP_OWL - that's not the error message that I'm getting, in fact, there
is no error message, and the automation's run just fine; it's just the odd result code. Also, .NET 4.5 is already installed on both systems, as it's required for a different application.

Debbie Peabody

I don't really have any other logging level to turn on within TDP. But you might look at the event log. This might turn up something.

If you're referring to the Toad section of the System Event Viewer, there's nothing there, and there's nothing in the log files.

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Has this ever been figured out? I’m getting the same issue for TDP 3.4. Running on a XP machine.

I still think this is a .net issue and does not occur with .net 4.5 on Win 7. Windows does not have a fix for it for XP.