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BRandy
Posted: 04/22/2003, 2:52 PM

HTTP 500.100 - Internal Server Error - ASP error
Internet Information Services

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Technical Information (for support personnel)

Error Type:
Microsoft VBScript runtime (0x800A01A8)
Object required: 'Tpl'
/intranet/serv/it/lib/lib_maint.asp, line 342


Browser Type:
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.01; Windows NT 5.0)

Page:
GET /intranet/serv/it/lib/lib_maint.asp
Edd
Posted: 04/22/2003, 4:26 PM

Generally this means that there is something wrong in your generated code (duh! they say!).

I have been caught out when
1. SQL is incorrect and can't be displayed.
2.objects do not match their displayed format e.g. INT should be Date
3. that the Base Generated Code has been altered (which prevents regeneration) and CCS has been upgraded so the versions don't match.
4. Your Event code has some problem that doesn't show up until it Calls a base function.

Not easy but try sticking some Response.Writes in your event's to pipont your dilemma.

Hope this helps
Edd
hamilton
Posted: 04/25/2003, 7:49 AM

I customized some of the routines in common.asp.
When I upgraded to 2.0, it didn't make any changes to common.asp - probably as a result of my changes.
In order to get a 'updated version' of common.asp I ran a new project from CCS 2.0 and derived the new common.asp from that new project.
I then renamed my original common.asp to common_v1.asp and copied the new common.asp file into my original projects directory.
Then, I opened both the common_v1.asp and common.asp file and re-inserted my custom code from v1 to the v2 file - where appropriate.
After that, all ran smoothly again.
I found it's sometimes quicker to do this than to attempt the response.writes as suggested... but I too have resorted to doing response.writes where having perfomed the above steps - the app still failed.
Generally though, I found it was because I had tampered with one of the "Common" include files and 2.0 didn't update it properly.

   


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