BSOD with BAD_POOL_CALLER when uploading jpg using webutil

Question

Forms 9.0.4, WebUtil 1.05, JInitiator 1.3.1.13, Oracle Drive 10.2.0.0.3, client OS XP SP2
I use the following code on a WHEN-BUTTON-PRESSED trigger to upload jpg images to the database:
declare
   myfilename varchar2(240);
   r_upload boolean;
   v_fabase_code fabase.base%type;
begin
   default_value('c:\','global.default_directory');
   myfilename := webutil_file.file_open_dialog(
      :global.default_directory
      ,null
      ,'JPG|*.jpg|TIFF|*.tiff'
      ,'Select image...');
   if myfilename is not null then
      :global.default_directory := substr(myfilename,1,instr(myfilename,'\',-1));
      r_upload := webutil_file_transfer.client_to_db_with_progress(
         myfilename
         ,'FADRAWING'
         ,'PROFILE'
         ,'FABASE_BASE = '''||:FADRAWING.FABASE_BASE||''' and lv_drawing_type_id = '||:fadrawing.lv_drawing_type_id
         ,'Uploading...'
         ,'File upload in progress...'
         ,false);
   end if;
   commit;
   execute_query;
end;This works excellent, except the file to upload resides on a OCS drive to which I'm connected via Oracle Drive.
Steps to reproduce:
Press button,
select a file on the OCS drive,
after upload press the button again -> BSOD ("Blue screen of death")
I can reproduce this on three different machines, all running XP SP2. If I default the starting directory of the file_open_dialog to 'c:\' instead of :global.default_directory then it works. If I default the starting directory of the file_open_dialog to the directory on the OCS drive I straightly get the BSOD after pressing the button.
I know that the Oracle Drive is quite slow and often defers file actions, but would this cause a BSOD?
Any comments are appreciated.
Thanks
Gerald

Answer 1

CREATE TABLE FADRAWING
  FABASE_BASE         VARCHAR2(10 BYTE),
  LV_DRAWING_TYPE_ID  NUMBER(20)       ,
  PROFILE             BLOB,
)Then create a simple form including webutil with a data block for the table and 2 items for FABASE_BASE and LV_DRAWING_TYPE_ID and a button for my code (comment the line
v_fabase_code fabase.base%type;)
Enter values and save. Then press the button as previously described.
Gerald