Error Logs from ServerModules

[jyoung]

Sometimes my ServerModule crashes with a Fatal Error and I get the "Unrecoverable error occurred while executing the Web application routine" message.

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When I look for the error logs under local or web (both data and webserver) I don't have any log entries.

Should these errors be logged?

Perhaps I don't have logging enabled properly on my dev box. Is there a setting or something I need to check to ensure I get the logs?

[atostaine]

Is your server running on i? Have you tried looking for LWEB_JOB Joblogs?

[jyoung]

This is happening on my local dev box, so its Windows.

[Stewart Marshall]

RDMLX errors that occur in the web server side are recorded in the Data/Application server error log.

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[jyoung]

That's the problem, I am not getting any of those logs.

The problem turned out to be a error in the select_sql command.

I tried a divide by zero error to see if I get the log and I don't.

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Web Server Log

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Data Server Log

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[Bikel]

As we can see from your screenshot, the location of the web logs is c:\windows\temp, this C:\Windows\Temp location is effectively %TEMP% when IIS is running as a service. The most obvious explanation is that you don't have the authority to write to the c:\windows\temp location.

From a DOS command line, type this
start c:\windows\temp
If it opens, try to create a simple text file. If you can't do either of these, lack of permissions is probably the reason the logs can't be written.
After running that command, I was told (I've never seen this) that if you don't have permission to view this folder, a dialog is displayed where you can select to allow you to view the folder.
HTH

[jyoung]

Come to find out I don't have access to that folder.
I got the dialog like you mentioned (wish I would have screen shot it) but after I hit Ok (or something I don't recall what it was) I can run the command again and get access to the folder.

Running the divide by zero routine and I get the error in the logs!

Thanks a ton! That has been bothering me for awhile and I did not even think to check the permissions.

Thanks again!

Joe