Hi Daniele:
On Thu, Feb 19, 2015 at 10:55 AM, <daniele.posenato@smartec.ch> wrote:
> Operating system: W7 professionale 64 bit
>
=E2=80=8B....
> For an industrial application I have the same software running on 4
> different PCs with the same characteristics and configurations. Each PC h=
as
> its how postgresql database. All 4 PC are doing the same things.
> On one PC sometimes (about one per week) I get the server process (PID
> 2872)
> was terminated by exception 0xC0000005.
>
=E2=80=8BIIRC =E2=80=8B
0xC0000005
=E2=80=8B is the windows code for access violation, similar to SIGSEGV, whi=
ch uses
to be caused by stray pointers and similar things. Given you have this
running in 4 machines and only got it in one it MAY be caused by faulty
hardware ( ram flips a bit, corrupts a pointer, postgres uses pointer and
gets the error ). If you can I would suggest doing a good RAM / disk / CPU
test in that machine ( postgres is one of the candidates of getting hit by
ram/disk faults because it uses a lot of them ).
=E2=80=8BBest regards
Francisco Olarte.=E2=80=8B