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messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. Results 1 to 4 of vba runtime error -2147467259 (80004005) 4 Thread: Error No 3712; Operation has been cancelled by the user Tweet Thread Tools Show Printable Version Subscribe to this Thread… Search Thread Advanced Search Display Linear Mode vba error handling best practices Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode 01-25-07,14:19 #1 JoeHarv View Profile View Forum Posts Registered User Join Date Jan 2007 Posts 2 Unanswered: Error No 3712; Operation has been cancelled by the user This error is returned when a VB 6.0 application using ODBC (MDAC 2.8) attempts to open a DB2 (version 8.1) ADO recordset with a somewhat complex
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SQL. Less complex SQL in the rest of the app runs fine. The error text indicates that the user initiated a cancel but it appears that the actual error is being masked by ODBC. This appears to be contention related since the error occurs about 80% of the time and not at all during hours that the system is less busy. The SQL runs without error when submitted in either SPUFI or QMF. The error started occuring in a test environment when it was upgraded to DB2 v8.1. I would like to a) determine what the actual error is and b) stop it from occuring. Thanks, Joe Last edited by JoeHarv; 01-25-07 at 15:12. Reply With Quote 01-25-07,17:43 #2 stolze View Profile View Forum Posts Visit Homepage Registered User Join Date Jan 2007 Location Jena, Germany Posts 2,721 Assuming that ADO builds on CLI (aka ODBC), you could turn on a CLI trace. Knut Stolze IBM DB2 Analytics Accelerator IBM Germany Research & Development Reply With Quote 01-26-07,14:57 #3 JoeHarv View Profile View Forum Posts Registered User Join D
- Operation has been cancelled by the user. The strange thing is that I didn't touch anything, it seems to be doing this on its own.Anyone vba runtime error automation error have any idea why this might be happening? niesz Dec 8 2005, 05:00 ms access error handling best practice PM Post your code. HiTechCoach Dec 8 2005, 05:02 PM What version of VB are you using? What backend database are
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you using?It will help to see all the code for the module for us to be able to spot a problem. dinger21 Dec 8 2005, 05:05 PM I am using vb6 connecting to Advantage Database http://www.dbforums.com/showthread.php?1614360-Error-No-3712-Operation-has-been-cancelled-by-the-user Server Tables. I am keeping this simple right now, just trying to recreate the table with another name. I am able to do this with some smaller tales, but when I try a bigger one, it seems to bomb out. I don't know if there is some kind of timeout or something. Private Sub Command1_Click()Dim DataPath, myConnStr, strSQL, strSQL_Delete As StringDim MyConn As ADODB.ConnectionSet MyConn = New ADODB.ConnectionDataPath = "C:\Folder"myConnStr http://www.utteraccess.com/forum/lofiversion/index.php/t1063126.html = "Provider=Advantage OLE DB Provider;Data Source=" + DataPath + ";ServerType=ADS_LOCAL_SERVER | ADS_REMOTE_SERVER" ';FilterOptions=RESPECT_WHEN_COUNTING;TrimTrailingSpaces=True"strSQL = "select * into test from employee"strSQL_Delete = "drop table test"MyConn.Open myConnStrMyConn.Execute strSQL_DeleteMyConn.Execute strSQLMsgBox "done"Set MyConn = NothingEnd Sub niesz Dec 8 2005, 05:11 PM Is table TEST there to drop? What line is the error on? dinger21 Dec 8 2005, 05:14 PM yes, the table test is there to drop. I can watch it begin to create the new table also. I refresh and see the table growing, then all of a sudden it quits, deletes what it had created of the table and gives me the error. niesz Dec 8 2005, 05:20 PM ???ever used that DB before. It could be a command timeout as you suspect. But I would just be guessing. Maybe a max size issue?? dinger21 Dec 8 2005, 05:24 PM Yeah, not sure here either. this database is able to use individual tables almost like a flat file, so you can copy and paste them into different directories. That is why I don't think that it could be a database issue, I was thinking it was something in vb. not really sure. I am going to try it in a different directory and see what happens.Thanks for al
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a DB2 (version 8.1) ADO recordset with a somewhat complex SQL. Less complex SQL in the rest of the app runs fine. The error text indicates that the user initiated a cancel but it appears that the actual error is being masked by ODBC. This appears to be contention related since the error occurs about 80% of the time and not at all during hours that the system is less busy. The SQL runs without error when submitted in either SPUFI or QMF. The error started occuring in a test environment when it was upgraded to DB2 v8.1. I would like to a) determine what the actual error is and b) stop it from occuring. Thanks, Joe Assuming that ADO builds on CLI (aka ODBC), you could turn on a CLI trace. Knut, this is 6.0 VB which is in the pre-CLI world, but when I perform the trace, the last command that I run prior to the error is "rs.Open". The next line that processes is in error processing. Thank you for taking the time to offer help! I'd say it is the ADO timing out. I don't know much about ADO but there should be a timeout setting somewhere. "rs.Open" is when the result set is being materialized, which may take a long time, and ADO cancels the operation. Timeout / SQL Hi Is there a possibility to set a timeout for queries, for example to specify that a query mustn't execute more than 30 seconds ? UDB 8.1 / Unix Marc Hi You can use DB2 Governor. Regards Prakash Hi Guess, There is a CLI parameter that can also be set for the same. Please refer to the link below.. http://www.db2.jp/db2manual/en_US/in...d/r0008809.htm Hope that helps Nitin. Thanks I have also found in JDBC the following method: --- int queryTimeout = 30; statement.setQueryTimeout(queryTimeout); Query taking too long resulting in 'ADODB.Recordset error '800a0e78' Hi all, I have this one query that takes a few minutes to complete. If I use Visual Studio to execute the query via database tools, it takes about 3 minutes and returns about 110 000 rows, 4 columns. The same query works in other cases when there is less data to be returned. This problem has just popped up. I have an old ASP page (visual basic script) that does the exact some query (I even copied and pasted the query... so no variabl