I am currently using Arction Lightning Chart on my application. It used to work fine but now it is throwing an error named on the topic for a while and afterwards error is disappearing. Also I have valid licence.
I could not found any solution on the internet and as a last resort I have decided to open a topic.
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O.S.: Windows Server 2008 R2 (Amazon Web Service VM)
Oracle: 11g 11.2.0.4.0 (64b)
PL/SQL Devel Ver: 12.0.2.1818 (64b)
Today when I connect with PL/SQL Developer I see the following message:
"Using a filter for all users can lead to poor performance!"
There is an option "Don't show this message again" but I am not enabling that while I work to understand what this message is trying to communicate.
I have googled the message, but the only return I am seeing specific to that message is in Japanese and I am not fully following what Google Translate is showing me.
https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=zh-CN&u=http://zhidao.baidu.com/question/1946659678070468148.html&prev=search
I think it is advising that it is a non-critical message focused on browser filters that probably do not apply to my uses, however it also directs to a "Browser Filter" setting in the Tools menu I am not finding in my PL/SQL Developer install.
Can anyone add insight, experience or detail to this message and it's meaning(s)?
Thank you.
It is a warning about the fact you have chosen "All Users" in the filtering options of the object browser view:
It is warning you that browsing the objects tree could be very slow because it will show all objects in the whole oracle installation, not just those created by you.
You get this warning also on program startup because pl/sql developer remembers this setting.
It's an aspx web site. It's Huuuge. Oftentimes, we won't see errors until building the entire site. But it's always told us where the error is.
This time, I'm getting an Object reference not set to instance of an object. error with file, no line, no location. Double clicking on the error just does... nothing.
Error 3 Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
I've tried a few things that I've found here and elsewhere but nothing seems to be helping out or giving me more information. I've tried change the verbosity of compiler/build messages but those goggles don't seem to help.
Edit: Very specifically, the first time I try to build the site after opening the project, it says it builds just fine. Trying to build it again causes the error. Closing VS (2013) and reopening the project allows a first time build success and subsequent builds are failures. It should also be noted that it's not actually building anything because it completes far far too quickly - almost instantly.
Can anyone give me some ideas on how to track this down?
It turns out that the VS installation is completely broken. Banging on the keyboard like a monkey and then trying to build succeeds when it should not.
When I open my Firebase hosted site (built with Polymer Starter Kit) using my computer that I deployed (i.e., using $ firebase deploy) the app from, it works great. It works on all browsers too.
However, when I try to open it on my mobile device (an Android tablet in this case) I get a Site Not Found Error. The full error text message reads as follows:
Site Not Found
Why am I seeing this?
There are a few potential reasons:
You haven't deployed an app yet.
You may have deployed an empty directory.
This is a custom domain but we haven't finished setting it up yet.
How can I deploy my first app?
Refer to our hosting documentation to get started.
Obviously, none of the possible causes listed are actually the case because, as mentioned, the site tests fine on my deploying device. And on all browsers on that device.
Question
What could be causing this?
TL;DR: User error. Problem fixed.
I just tested it again and it worked on the other devices. Since I was not clicking a link, but rather, typing it instead, I think that was what caused the problem.
I think what happened was the "en dash" character on some soft keypads looks like a different character (maybe em dash?) which causes the typed URL not to match the actual URL if the user is not used to typing out URLs and doesn't know how to tell the difference on a soft keypad between the different types of dashes.
I received an email from google with a subject like of "Your Google Static Maps API requests are generating warnings, and results may be incomplete" with the following info:
We noticed that some of your requests to the Google Static Maps API are
generating warnings, and the results may be missing markers or polylines.
Please visit https://goo.gl/UABlDC to understand how you can identify the
warnings you are receiving and also learn about possible rootcauses. We
strongly encourage you to take necessary actions to fix them.
Note that after 90 days, we may start displaying a small visual warning on
the rendered map to alert you to the presence of these warnings.
This email didn't give me any information as to which application was causing errors, and I know of no errors in any of my applications (doesn't mean there aren't any, I just don't know where). I went through the Developers Console to see if I could find anything, and while the Manage Projects page says I have errors on some of my applications, but I can't seem to find any information on exactly what those errors are.
Where can I see more information on these errors?
From the link in the quoted email:
You can see the warnings in the Chrome DevTools Console, the Firefox Web Console, or other equivalent tools in your browser.
Note: You should check for warnings if you notice that something is missing from the map. It's also a good idea to check for warnings before launching a new application. Consider also whether user input or internationalization could lead to unexpected characters or malformed latitude/longitude coordinate specifications in the request.
This reference from the Google Maps Javascript API v3 documentation links to the documentation on debugging in Chrome
Wrong answer was autoselected by the stupid bounty system.
I'm using front page extensions to interact with SharePoint Services 3.0 as described here.
In most samples I have seen the client simply looks for particular English strings in the result and uses that to determine if an error has occurred. However, I am writing an application which may be widely deployed and put on non-English language SharePoint servers so I would like to use the returned error codes instead.
Unfortunately, the documentation for the error codes is very poorly defined. It contains such gems as:
Although many RPC protocol methods have unique error messages, most rely on a standard error message format to relay information if a method fails to complete properly.
Hrm, what would be this "standard error message format"...
and
The status is the error code from
FrontPage Server Extensions for the
condition encountered. osstatus is the
error code from the operating system..
also sadly entertaining:
In general, the codes are integer
values and the messages are text
strings that summarize the error.
but nowhere is a table which describes the possible content of these errors to be found.
It seems likely to me that the OS error code would be an HRESULT but I have no idea what to look for in terms of potential sources for SharePoint error codes. My only clue is that status=589826 seems to indicate that a file already exists.
Wrong answer was autoselected by the stupid bounty system.
I guess it refers to this list of "standard" system error codes:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms681381(VS.85).aspx