Valid values are between 0 and 999, inclusive

Can you provide more context please i.e API call, application, error code etc?

It it either in

FPStream_CreateFileForOutput

or

FPTag_BlobRead

I cannot duplicate it, but the customer gets it, and is seems to be related to specific objects. I was hoping to get some idea on how to proceed (before I have to debug the production system)

Thanks for your responce

Glenn

Hi Glenn - the only error I can think of that would give rise to that string relates to the maximum number of connections.

If you attempted to set FP_OPTION_MAXCONNECTIONS to an invalid value (> 999 or < 0, using the API call FPPool_SetGlobalOption) then you would get that error string back, and the error code -10006 FP_PARAM_ERR.

Glenn went on vacation, leaving me to deal with this problem.

The error as we log it contains a bit more information that what he originally posted here.

Valid values are between 0 and 999, inclusive. Parameter name: millisecon

The parameter name (I believe our error handler cut off the the rest) may help indicate what method is failing.

At this point I haven't reviewed the code too deeply, and I've never worked with the SDK before, so I'll need some ramp up time.

I did note that our customer is on 3.2.607.0. *and* running on Server 2008.  I'm going to have them drop in 3.2.687.0 as the release notes indicate 'adds support' for that OS.  In the meantime, if 'milliseconds' rings any bells with folks here, I sure could use the help.

Thanks in advance,

Nick.

After digging through the code, it looks like it has nothing to do with EMC.

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