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| how would U configure windows NT to create crash dump file
whenever an application error acures?
a. Dr watson - recovery option.
b. system-start/shutdown-
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| B- System startup/shutdown, then check the box "write an event to system log", then cpecify the location of the log file. | |
| maseman 2000-03-26, 6:31 pm |
| The way I understand it -- Dr. Watson creates a dump/log file when an error occurs in an APPLICATION. The log file specified on the startup/shutdown window is when a SYSTEM STOP occurs. Like I said, I'm not 100% sure but I think the answer is Dr. Watson. | |
| tater418 2000-03-29, 11:17 pm |
| Dr. Watson is for workstation and the start/shutdown tab is used for server | |
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| I have a Windows 3.11 program that brings up Dr. Watson every time I close it on a Windows 4.0 Workstation. It is loged in the Application log. Dr. Watson is for applications.
System - Startup/Shutdown is for setting up a crash dump file when a system stop occurs on a server and giving it a location to be written to. It is loged in the System log. This is covered in detail on the Server exam (70-067).
Gene
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Originally posted by tater418:
Dr. Watson is for workstation and the start/shutdown tab is used for server
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