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Default ASP cause IIS stop response

Hi all,

I have an application written by ASP running in my win2003 + IIS 6 box. I found that the IIS sometimes stop responsing and when I check the log file, I find that there is an error message like the following:
ASP_0241|CreateObject_Exception|42|80020009
And in the win2003 event viewer, I found the following error message:
production/show_all_item.asp CreateObject exception. '(null)' CreateObject(exception C0000005)
I have checked the show_all_item.asp, there is 1 createobject statement in it and the object is a com server written in VFP. The statement well fine most of the time, but I don't know why sometimes the IIS will crash because of that statement.

Anyone have idea ?

Thank you very much

Regards,
On






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