Error

[jbecker]

I get this error while running a task, at the same place in the task every time.

Error: Access violation at 0x7E418B32 (tried to write to 0x00030FFC). Program terminated.

After I click OK, Automation Anywhere shuts down.

[forumsupport]

Hello,

Can you please paste the text version of the task here and point out to us where the task fails?

Thanks!

[yolomann]

Tech support solved that problem for me by sending me an email

<snip>

This may occur when the Windows Script Host and/or the Visual Basic run time system files on your machines have been corrupted.

Please find below the links to install them

1. Visual Basic Run-time

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...DisplayLang=en

2. Windows Script Host

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en

</snip>

[marcgallant]

Hi, I am also getting this error now for one of my scripts. I have attached the error message and a text version of the script. It seems to be always crashing between lines 169 and the end of the file, but not necessarily always at the same place.

[forumsupport]

Hello,

Access Violation error is possible due to any of the following reasons,
1. You are not running as administrator or not given any write privileges.
2. You running the task under 'Debug' Mode.
3. When 2 applications are trying to access the same file.
4. Your task is reading from and writing to a file one after the other. In this case, you need to insert enough delay after every action so that both the commands get sufficient time to execute.
5. The run time files (Visual Basic Run-time and/or Windows Script Host) corrupted.

We looked into text format of your task. We suggest inserting Delay command after every command in your task so that each command can perform action smoothly. You can find Delay command under Pause/Delay/Wait' commands category. Just double click on it, specify the delay time and save the command. Save the task and run it.

Hope that helps.

[marcgallant]

Well so far it is looking like it is the Debug mode that is causing this.