Data read from Memory use - ranked list

Dear Experts,
I am trying to read data from memory use -ranked list.
In general we use function pool to read the data but in case if we should read the data from a class can we do it.
{O:267}-IF_PT_HRS_D_IF~IM_CONTRACT_TES[1]-TES
in the above class in TES table we have data , we have to read data from TES .
In memory use ranked list it is like below
{O:451*\CLASS=CL_PT_HRS_IF}
Object
Regards,
Kartheek.

Philip
This one is really tricky. Display value just shows the rank but it would hold the actual value when you try to do calculations.
We have had similar problem but it was not related to ranking.
One Simple approach could be
Make them use Wrokbooks and do this calculation by using a SUM formula in Excel. Excel will consider whta is being displayed as a value for that cell
One far complicated solution is you can use the Olympic ranks and Do your sum in a Macro.
What I mean is if you get the last rank to be 10 then you can write your program to do the sum as
1098765432+1.
This approach could be taken only if they are OK with Olympic ranking.
Edited by: Abhijit N on Dec 10, 2008 10:19 PM

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    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.72 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000EE4D02 s_execute+ 0x4692 (0x000000005B0B2890, 0x000000005B0B2890, 0x00000000806DD960, 0x0000000000000001)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.72 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000467406 tdsrecv_language+ 0x706 (0x0000000000000021, 0x0000000000400000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000021)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.72 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000EF7476 sequencer+ 0x1f86 (0x000000005B0B2890, 0x000000005B0B2890, 0x0000000000000021, 0x0000000000000001)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.72 kernel  pc: 0x000000000042BF87 conn_hdlr+ 0x2307 (0x00000000284ACB70, 0x00000000284ACB70, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000467406 tdsrecv_language+ 0x706 (0x0000000000000021, 0x0000000000400000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000021)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  pc: 0x00000000013AFEF1 kpntwrapper+ 0x51 (0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  pc: 0x000000000042BF87 conn_hdlr+ 0x2307 (0x00000000284AD0B0, 0x00000000284AD0B0, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  pc: 0x0000000077248FED CreateFiberEx+ 0x27d (0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  end of stack trace, spid 152, kpid 18677903, suid 4
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  pc: 0x00000000013AFEF1 kpntwrapper+ 0x51 (0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  pc: 0x0000000077248FED CreateFiberEx+ 0x27d (0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  end of stack trace, spid 153, kpid 18808976, suid 4
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  DUMP OF LOADED MODULES:-
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  DUMP OF LOADED MODULES:-
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  sqlsrvr.exe loaded at 0000000000400000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\sqlsrvr.exe]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  sqlsrvr.exe loaded at 0000000000400000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\sqlsrvr.exe]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  ntdll.dll loaded at 0000000077360000 [C:\Windows\SYSTEM32\ntdll.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  ntdll.dll loaded at 0000000077360000 [C:\Windows\SYSTEM32\ntdll.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  kernel32.dll loaded at 0000000077240000 [C:\Windows\system32\kernel32.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  kernel32.dll loaded at 0000000077240000 [C:\Windows\system32\kernel32.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  KERNELBASE.dll loaded at 000007FEFD5B0000 [C:\Windows\system32\KERNELBASE.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  KERNELBASE.dll loaded at 000007FEFD5B0000 [C:\Windows\system32\KERNELBASE.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  MSVCR100.dll loaded at 0000000074A70000 [C:\Windows\system32\MSVCR100.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  MSVCR100.dll loaded at 0000000074A70000 [C:\Windows\system32\MSVCR100.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  libsybblk64.dll loaded at 0000000180000000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybblk64.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  libsybblk64.dll loaded at 0000000180000000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybblk64.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  libsybct64.dll loaded at 0000000000110000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybct64.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  libsybct64.dll loaded at 0000000000110000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybct64.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  libsybcs64.dll loaded at 00000000001E0000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybcs64.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  libsybcs64.dll loaded at 00000000001E0000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybcs64.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  libsybcomn64.dll loaded at 0000000000310000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybcomn64.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  libsybcomn64.dll loaded at 0000000000310000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybcomn64.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  libsybintl64.dll loaded at 00000000003E0000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybintl64.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  libsybintl64.dll loaded at 00000000003E0000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybintl64.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  ADVAPI32.dll loaded at 000007FEFDB50000 [C:\Windows\system32\ADVAPI32.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  ADVAPI32.dll loaded at 000007FEFDB50000 [C:\Windows\system32\ADVAPI32.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  msvcrt.dll loaded at 000007FEFDAB0000 [C:\Windows\system32\msvcrt.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  msvcrt.dll loaded at 000007FEFDAB0000 [C:\Windows\system32\msvcrt.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  sechost.dll loaded at 000007FEFE350000 [C:\Windows\SYSTEM32\sechost.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  sechost.dll loaded at 000007FEFE350000 [C:\Windows\SYSTEM32\sechost.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  RPCRT4.dll loaded at 000007FEFDDB0000 [C:\Windows\system32\RPCRT4.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  RPCRT4.dll loaded at 000007FEFDDB0000 [C:\Windows\system32\RPCRT4.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  MSVCR80.dll loaded at 000000006F690000 [C:\Windows\WinSxS\amd64_microsoft.vc80.crt_1fc8b3b9a1e18e3b_8.0.50727.6229_none_88dcc0bf2fb1b808\MSVCR80.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  MSVCR80.dll loaded at 000000006F690000 [C:\Windows\WinSxS\amd64_microsoft.vc80.crt_1fc8b3b9a1e18e3b_8.0.50727.6229_none_88dcc0bf2fb1b808\MSVCR80.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  libsybunic64.dll loaded at 0000000002E70000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybunic64.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  libsybunic64.dll loaded at 0000000002E70000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybunic64.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  libsybtcl64.dll loaded at 0000000002EF0000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybtcl64.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  libsybtcl64.dll loaded at 0000000002EF0000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybtcl64.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  WS2_32.dll loaded at 000007FEFE430000 [C:\Windows\system32\WS2_32.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  WS2_32.dll loaded at 000007FEFE430000 [C:\Windows\system32\WS2_32.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  NSI.dll loaded at 000007FEFE420000 [C:\Windows\system32\NSI.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  NSI.dll loaded at 000007FEFE420000 [C:\Windows\system32\NSI.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  WSOCK32.dll loaded at 000007FEFA6B0000 [C:\Windows\system32\WSOCK32.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  WSOCK32.dll loaded at 000007FEFA6B0000 [C:\Windows\system32\WSOCK32.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  MSWSOCK.DLL loaded at 000007FEFCAE0000 [C:\Windows\system32\MSWSOCK.DLL]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  MSWSOCK.DLL loaded at 000007FEFCAE0000 [C:\Windows\system32\MSWSOCK.DLL]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  user32.dll loaded at 0000000077140000 [C:\Windows\system32\user32.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  user32.dll loaded at 0000000077140000 [C:\Windows\system32\user32.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  GDI32.dll loaded at 000007FEFF290000 [C:\Windows\system32\GDI32.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  GDI32.dll loaded at 000007FEFF290000 [C:\Windows\system32\GDI32.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  LPK.dll loaded at 000007FEFE410000 [C:\Windows\system32\LPK.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  LPK.dll loaded at 000007FEFE410000 [C:\Windows\system32\LPK.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  USP10.dll loaded at 000007FEFDEE0000 [C:\Windows\system32\USP10.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  USP10.dll loaded at 000007FEFDEE0000 [C:\Windows\system32\USP10.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  COMDLG32.dll loaded at 000007FEFD8E0000 [C:\Windows\system32\COMDLG32.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  COMDLG32.dll loaded at 000007FEFD8E0000 [C:\Windows\system32\COMDLG32.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  SHLWAPI.dll loaded at 000007FEFE1C0000 [C:\Windows\system32\SHLWAPI.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  SHLWAPI.dll loaded at 000007FEFE1C0000 [C:\Windows\system32\SHLWAPI.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  COMCTL32.dll loaded at 000007FEFA140000 [C:\Windows\WinSxS\amd64_microsoft.windows.common-controls_6595b64144ccf1df_5.82.7601.17514_none_a4d6a923711520a9\COMCTL32.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  COMCTL32.dll loaded at 000007FEFA140000 [C:\Windows\WinSxS\amd64_microsoft.windows.common-controls_6595b64144ccf1df_5.82.7601.17514_none_a4d6a923711520a9\COMCTL32.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  SHELL32.dll loaded at 000007FEFE480000 [C:\Windows\system32\SHELL32.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  SHELL32.dll loaded at 000007FEFE480000 [C:\Windows\system32\SHELL32.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  NETAPI32.dll loaded at 000007FEFAC60000 [C:\Windows\system32\NETAPI32.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  NETAPI32.dll loaded at 000007FEFAC60000 [C:\Windows\system32\NETAPI32.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  netutils.dll loaded at 000007FEFC770000 [C:\Windows\system32\netutils.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  netutils.dll loaded at 000007FEFC770000 [C:\Windows\system32\netutils.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  srvcli.dll loaded at 000007FEFCDC0000 [C:\Windows\system32\srvcli.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  srvcli.dll loaded at 000007FEFCDC0000 [C:\Windows\system32\srvcli.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  wkscli.dll loaded at 000007FEFAC40000 [C:\Windows\system32\wkscli.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  wkscli.dll loaded at 000007FEFAC40000 [C:\Windows\system32\wkscli.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  dbghelp.dll loaded at 000007FEF9FB0000 [C:\Windows\system32\dbghelp.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  dbghelp.dll loaded at 000007FEF9FB0000 [C:\Windows\system32\dbghelp.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  PSAPI.DLL loaded at 0000000077520000 [C:\Windows\system32\PSAPI.DLL]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  PSAPI.DLL loaded at 0000000077520000 [C:\Windows\system32\PSAPI.DLL]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  IPHLPAPI.DLL loaded at 000007FEFB6B0000 [C:\Windows\system32\IPHLPAPI.DLL]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  IPHLPAPI.DLL loaded at 000007FEFB6B0000 [C:\Windows\system32\IPHLPAPI.DLL]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  WINNSI.DLL loaded at 000007FEFB660000 [C:\Windows\system32\WINNSI.DLL]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  WINNSI.DLL loaded at 000007FEFB660000 [C:\Windows\system32\WINNSI.DLL]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  loadperf.dll loaded at 000007FEF3B30000 [C:\Windows\system32\loadperf.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  loadperf.dll loaded at 000007FEF3B30000 [C:\Windows\system32\loadperf.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  ole32.dll loaded at 000007FEFDFB0000 [C:\Windows\system32\ole32.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  ole32.dll loaded at 000007FEFDFB0000 [C:\Windows\system32\ole32.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  OLEAUT32.dll loaded at 000007FEFF300000 [C:\Windows\system32\OLEAUT32.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  OLEAUT32.dll loaded at 000007FEFF300000 [C:\Windows\system32\OLEAUT32.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  sybcsi_core29.dll loaded at 0000000002F40000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\sybcsi_core29.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  sybcsi_core29.dll loaded at 0000000002F40000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\sybcsi_core29.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  sybcsi_profiler29.dll loaded at 0000000002FA0000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\sybcsi_profiler29.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  sybcsi_profiler29.dll loaded at 0000000002FA0000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\sybcsi_profiler29.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  sybcsi_propertiesconfig29.dll loaded at 0000000002FC0000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\sybcsi_propertiesconfig29.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  sybcsi_propertiesconfig29.dll loaded at 0000000002FC0000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\sybcsi_propertiesconfig29.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  sybcsi_openssl29.dll loaded at 0000000002FE0000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\sybcsi_openssl29.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  sybcsi_openssl29.dll loaded at 0000000002FE0000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\sybcsi_openssl29.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  MPR.dll loaded at 000007FEFA610000 [C:\Windows\system32\MPR.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  MPR.dll loaded at 000007FEFA610000 [C:\Windows\system32\MPR.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  IMM32.DLL loaded at 000007FEFF3E0000 [C:\Windows\system32\IMM32.DLL]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  IMM32.DLL loaded at 000007FEFF3E0000 [C:\Windows\system32\IMM32.DLL]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  MSCTF.dll loaded at 000007FEFE240000 [C:\Windows\system32\MSCTF.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  MSCTF.dll loaded at 000007FEFE240000 [C:\Windows\system32\MSCTF.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  ntmarta.dll loaded at 000007FEFC3D0000 [C:\Windows\system32\ntmarta.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  ntmarta.dll loaded at 000007FEFC3D0000 [C:\Windows\system32\ntmarta.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  WLDAP32.dll loaded at 000007FEFD860000 [C:\Windows\system32\WLDAP32.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  WLDAP32.dll loaded at 000007FEFD860000 [C:\Windows\system32\WLDAP32.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  SYBEVENT.DLL loaded at 0000000010000000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\dll\SYBEVENT.DLL]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  SYBEVENT.DLL loaded at 0000000010000000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\dll\SYBEVENT.DLL]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  DNSAPI.dll loaded at 000007FEFC960000 [C:\Windows\system32\DNSAPI.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  DNSAPI.dll loaded at 000007FEFC960000 [C:\Windows\system32\DNSAPI.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  dhcpcsvc6.DLL loaded at 000007FEFB330000 [C:\Windows\system32\dhcpcsvc6.DLL]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  dhcpcsvc6.DLL loaded at 000007FEFB330000 [C:\Windows\system32\dhcpcsvc6.DLL]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  dhcpcsvc.DLL loaded at 000007FEFB310000 [C:\Windows\system32\dhcpcsvc.DLL]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  dhcpcsvc.DLL loaded at 000007FEFB310000 [C:\Windows\system32\dhcpcsvc.DLL]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  icmp.Dll loaded at 0000000070890000 [C:\Windows\system32\icmp.Dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  icmp.Dll loaded at 0000000070890000 [C:\Windows\system32\icmp.Dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  wship6.dll loaded at 000007FEFCAD0000 [C:\Windows\System32\wship6.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  wship6.dll loaded at 000007FEFCAD0000 [C:\Windows\System32\wship6.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  libsybaseldap64.dll loaded at 0000000005160000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybaseldap64.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  libsybaseldap64.dll loaded at 0000000005160000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybaseldap64.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  CRYPTSP.dll loaded at 000007FEFCB40000 [C:\Windows\system32\CRYPTSP.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  CRYPTSP.dll loaded at 000007FEFCB40000 [C:\Windows\system32\CRYPTSP.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  rsaenh.dll loaded at 000007FEFC840000 [C:\Windows\system32\rsaenh.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  rsaenh.dll loaded at 000007FEFC840000 [C:\Windows\system32\rsaenh.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  CRYPTBASE.dll loaded at 000007FEFD1A0000 [C:\Windows\system32\CRYPTBASE.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  CRYPTBASE.dll loaded at 000007FEFD1A0000 [C:\Windows\system32\CRYPTBASE.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  wshtcpip.dll loaded at 000007FEFC4C0000 [C:\Windows\System32\wshtcpip.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  wshtcpip.dll loaded at 000007FEFC4C0000 [C:\Windows\System32\wshtcpip.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  rasadhlp.dll loaded at 000007FEFA890000 [C:\Windows\system32\rasadhlp.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  rasadhlp.dll loaded at 000007FEFA890000 [C:\Windows\system32\rasadhlp.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  fwpuclnt.dll loaded at 000007FEFB460000 [C:\Windows\System32\fwpuclnt.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  fwpuclnt.dll loaded at 000007FEFB460000 [C:\Windows\System32\fwpuclnt.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  apphelp.dll loaded at 000007FEFD140000 [C:\Windows\system32\apphelp.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  apphelp.dll loaded at 000007FEFD140000 [C:\Windows\system32\apphelp.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  ************************************
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  ************************************
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  SQL causing error : declare @js_runid int
    declare @js_sjobid int
    select @js_runid = 460200
    select @js_sjobid = 2
    set chained on exec saptools..SP_DBH_ERRORLOG
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  SQL causing error : declare @js_runid int
    declare @js_sjobid int
    select @js_runid = 460199
    select @js_sjobid = 13
    set chained on exec saptools..SP_DBH_THREADS
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  ************************************
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  ************************************
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 server  SQL Text: declare @js_runid int
    declare @js_sjobid int
    select @js_runid = 460200
    select @js_sjobid = 2
    set chained on exec saptools..SP_DBH_ERRORLOG
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 server  SQL Text: declare @js_runid int
    declare @js_sjobid int
    select @js_runid = 460199
    select @js_sjobid = 13
    set chained on exec saptools..SP_DBH_THREADS
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  curdb = 5 tempdb = 2 pstat = 0x10000 p2stat = 0x101000
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  curdb = 5 tempdb = 2 pstat = 0x10000 p2stat = 0x101000
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  p3stat = 0x80800 p4stat = 0x0 p5stat = 0x8 p6stat = 0x1 p7stat = 0x10000
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  p3stat = 0x80800 p4stat = 0x0 p5stat = 0x8 p6stat = 0x1 p7stat = 0x10000
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  lasterror = 2805 preverror = 0 transtate = 1
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  lasterror = 2805 preverror = 0 transtate = 1
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  curcmd = 224 program = JS Agent - sapsa             
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  curcmd = 224 program = JS Agent - sapsa             
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  extended error information: hostname:  login: sapsa
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  extended error information: hostname:  login: sapsa
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.73 kernel  pc: 0x0000000001403C58 os_get_cur_stk_desc+ 0xf8 (0x000000000EDA70F0, 0x000000000EDA70F0, 0x000000000EDA9080, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000001403C58 os_get_cur_stk_desc+ 0xf8 (0x000000000EEA70F0, 0x000000000EEA70F0, 0x000000000EEA9080, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000001382872 pcstkwalk+ 0x3e2 (0x0000000000000001, 0x00000000011D008F, 0x000000000000270F, 0x0000000077263566)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000001382872 pcstkwalk+ 0x3e2 (0x0000000000000001, 0x00000000011F0090, 0x000000000000270F, 0x0000000077263566)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000001383089 ucstkgentrace+ 0x339 (0x0000000000FAFEF1, 0x0000000000000001, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000FAFEF1)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000001383089 ucstkgentrace+ 0x339 (0x0000000000FAFEF1, 0x0000000000000001, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000FAFEF1)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x000000000138135F ucbacktrace+ 0xbf (0x00000000C0000005, 0x000000000EDAA370, 0x000000000EDAA370, 0x00000000284ACB70)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x000000000138135F ucbacktrace+ 0xbf (0x00000000C0000005, 0x000000000EEAA370, 0x000000000EEAA370, 0x00000000284AD0B0)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000409C4B terminate_process+ 0x1b3b (0x00000000011D008F, 0x00000000FFFFFFFF, 0x00000000284ACB70, 0x0000000074A70000)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000409C4B terminate_process+ 0x1b3b (0x00000000011F0090, 0x00000000FFFFFFFF, 0x00000000284AD0B0, 0x0000000074A70000)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x00000000013CEEFF kiexception+ 0x50f (0x00000000013AFEF1, 0x0000000077389B3E, 0x000000000EDAA470, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x00000000013CEEFF kiexception+ 0x50f (0x00000000013AFEF1, 0x0000000077389B3E, 0x000000000EEAA470, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000001CEC2F3 kpntwrapper$filt$0+ 0x13 (0x0000000000000000, 0x00000000000002B7, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000004000)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000001CEC2F3 kpntwrapper$filt$0+ 0x13 (0x0000000000000000, 0x00000000000002B7, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000004000)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000074AE12E3 _C_specific_handler+ 0x97 (0x000000000EDB0000, 0x000000000EDAFF80, 0x000000000EDAFF80, 0x0000000002E11F5C)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000074AE12E3 _C_specific_handler+ 0x97 (0x000000000EEB0000, 0x000000000EEAFF80, 0x000000000EEAFF80, 0x0000000002E11F5C)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000077389D0D RtlDecodePointer+ 0xbd (0x000000000EDB0000, 0x0000000002D87194, 0x00000000000CB3AC, 0x000000000026AC80)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000077389D0D RtlDecodePointer+ 0xbd (0x000000000EEB0000, 0x0000000002D87194, 0x00000000000CB3AC, 0x000000000026AC80)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x00000000773791AF RtlUnwindEx+ 0xbbf (0x000000000EDAAFB0, 0x000000000EDAAAC0, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x00000000773791AF RtlUnwindEx+ 0xbbf (0x000000000EEAAFB0, 0x000000000EEAAAC0, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x00000000773B1278 KiUserExceptionDispatcher+ 0x2e (0x000000000EDAB7B0, 0x000000000EDAB2E0, 0x000000000EDAB510, 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x00000000773B1278 KiUserExceptionDispatcher+ 0x2e (0x000000000EEAB7B0, 0x000000000EEAB2E0, 0x000000000EEAB510, 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000074AC346E vcwprintf_s+ 0x26ce (0x0000000000000001, 0x000000000EDAB6D4, 0x000000000EDABBC0, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000074AC346E vcwprintf_s+ 0x26ce (0x0000000000000001, 0x000000000EEAB6D4, 0x000000000EEABBC0, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000074AA1AA3 sprintf+ 0x7b (0x0000000000000000, 0x000000000EDACBD0, 0x00000000FFFF0000, 0x0000000000000019)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000074AA1AA3 sprintf+ 0x7b (0x0000000000000000, 0x000000000EEACBD0, 0x00000000FFFF0000, 0x0000000000000018)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000FC9C87 ex_stuffp+ 0x4f7 (0x000000005B0952A0, 0x000000000EDABBC0, 0x000000000EDACBD0, 0x0000000000000061)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000FC9C87 ex_stuffp+ 0x4f7 (0x000000005B0B2890, 0x000000000EEABBC0, 0x000000000EEACBD0, 0x0000000000000061)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000FCB1FD ex__logprint+ 0x38d (0x000000005B0952A0, 0x000000005B0952A0, 0x00000000805CE000, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000FCB1FD ex__logprint+ 0x38d (0x000000005B0B2890, 0x000000005B0B2890, 0x0000000080EF2800, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000FCB776 ex_logprint+ 0xe6 (0x000000005B0952A0, 0x0000000000000000, 0x00000000FFFF0000, 0x000000000000002B)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000FCB776 ex_logprint+ 0xe6 (0x000000005B0B2890, 0x0000000000000000, 0x00000000FFFF0000, 0x000000000000002B)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000BE6C31 proc_read__backout+ 0x1d1 (0x00000000812BF000, 0x000000000000001C, 0x0000000000000012, 0x000000005B0952A0)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000BE6C31 proc_read__backout+ 0x1d1 (0x00000000812C9000, 0x000000000000001C, 0x0000000000000012, 0x000000005B0B2890)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000BE6A2E proc_handle+ 0x9e (0x000000005B0AD420, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000012, 0x0000000000BE633A)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000BE6A2E proc_handle+ 0x9e (0x000000005B0CAA10, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000012, 0x0000000000BE633A)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000FCE317 exc__raise+ 0x6c7 (0x000000005B0952A0, 0x0000000000400000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000AF5)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000FCE317 exc__raise+ 0x6c7 (0x000000005B0B2890, 0x0000000000400000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000AF5)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000FCE96E exc_raise+ 0x11e (0x000000000102523B, 0x000000000000001C, 0x0000000000000005, 0x0000000000000012)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000FCE96E exc_raise+ 0x11e (0x000000000102523B, 0x000000000000001C, 0x0000000000000005, 0x0000000000000012)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000BED3D4 proc_read+ 0xbe4 (0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000001, 0x000000005B0952A0, 0x000000004ED2AAB0)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000BED3D4 proc_read+ 0xbe4 (0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000001, 0x000000005B0B2890, 0x000000004E7F98B0)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000BEE1A7 proc_get+ 0x3f7 (0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000BEE1A7 proc_get+ 0x3f7 (0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000F3E97B s_getTreeOrPlan+ 0x19b (0x000000005B0952A0, 0x000000000EDAE810, 0x0000000000000001, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000F3E97B s_getTreeOrPlan+ 0x19b (0x000000005B0B2890, 0x000000000EEAE810, 0x0000000000000001, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000EDE2D4 execproc+ 0x3a4 (0x00000000000000E0, 0x0000000000000001, 0x000000000EDAED60, 0x00000000000000E0)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000EDE2D4 execproc+ 0x3a4 (0x00000000000000E0, 0x0000000000000001, 0x000000000EEAED60, 0x00000000000000E0)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000EE4D02 s_execute+ 0x4692 (0x000000005B0952A0, 0x000000005B0952A0, 0x0000000080760960, 0x0000000000000001)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000EE4D02 s_execute+ 0x4692 (0x000000005B0B2890, 0x000000005B0B2890, 0x00000000806DD960, 0x0000000000000001)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000EF7476 sequencer+ 0x1f86 (0x000000005B0952A0, 0x000000005B0952A0, 0x0000000000000021, 0x0000000000000001)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000EF7476 sequencer+ 0x1f86 (0x000000005B0B2890, 0x000000005B0B2890, 0x0000000000000021, 0x0000000000000001)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.75 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000467406 tdsrecv_language+ 0x706 (0x0000000000000021, 0x0000000000400000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000021)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000467406 tdsrecv_language+ 0x706 (0x0000000000000021, 0x0000000000400000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000021)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x000000000042BF87 conn_hdlr+ 0x2307 (0x00000000284ACB70, 0x00000000284ACB70, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x000000000042BF87 conn_hdlr+ 0x2307 (0x00000000284AD0B0, 0x00000000284AD0B0, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x00000000013AFEF1 kpntwrapper+ 0x51 (0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x00000000013AFEF1 kpntwrapper+ 0x51 (0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000077248FED CreateFiberEx+ 0x27d (0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000077248FED CreateFiberEx+ 0x27d (0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0006:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  end of stack trace, spid 152, kpid 18677903, suid 4
    00:0007:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  end of stack trace, spid 153, kpid 18808976, suid 4
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  attempted read from memory location 0000000000000018 from instruction at location 0x0000000074AC346E
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  Adaptive Server Enterprise system exception (0xc0000005) generated by a storage access violation.
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000074AC346E vcwprintf_s+ 0x26ce (0x0000000000000001, 0x000000000EEA7DC4, 0x000000000EEA82B0, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000074AA1AA3 sprintf+ 0x7b (0x0000000000000000, 0x000000000EEA92C0, 0x00000000812C9000, 0x0000000000000018)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000FC9C87 ex_stuffp+ 0x4f7 (0x000000005B0B2890, 0x000000000EEA82B0, 0x000000000EEA92C0, 0x0000000000000061)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000FCB1FD ex__logprint+ 0x38d (0x00000000FFFFFFFF, 0x000007FEFCAE24A1, 0x000000000471F7A0, 0x000007FEFE4317C0)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000FCB776 ex_logprint+ 0xe6 (0x000000005B0B2890, 0x0000000000000000, 0x00000000812C9000, 0x00000000812C9000)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000BE6C31 proc_read__backout+ 0x1d1 (0x00000000812C9000, 0x000000000EEA9899, 0x000000000EEAA370, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000428D85 kill_proc+ 0x1f5 (0x0000000000000000, 0x00000000C0000005, 0x000000000EEAA370, 0x00000000284AD0B0)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x000000000040A2B4 terminate_process+ 0x21a4 (0x00000000011F0090, 0x00000000FFFFFFFF, 0x00000000284AD0B0, 0x0000000074A70000)
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  attempted read from memory location 0000000000000019 from instruction at location 0x0000000074AC346E
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  Adaptive Server Enterprise system exception (0xc0000005) generated by a storage access violation.
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x00000000013CEEFF kiexception+ 0x50f (0x00000000013AFEF1, 0x0000000077389B3E, 0x000000000EEAA470, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000074AC346E vcwprintf_s+ 0x26ce (0x0000000000000001, 0x000000000EDA7DC4, 0x000000000EDA82B0, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000001CEC2F3 kpntwrapper$filt$0+ 0x13 (0x0000000000000000, 0x00000000000002B7, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000004000)
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000074AA1AA3 sprintf+ 0x7b (0x0000000000000000, 0x000000000EDA92C0, 0x00000000812BF000, 0x0000000000000019)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000074AE12E3 _C_specific_handler+ 0x97 (0x000000000EEB0000, 0x000000000EEAFF80, 0x000000000EEAFF80, 0x0000000002E11F5C)
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000FC9C87 ex_stuffp+ 0x4f7 (0x000000005B0952A0, 0x000000000EDA82B0, 0x000000000EDA92C0, 0x0000000000000061)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000077389D0D RtlDecodePointer+ 0xbd (0x000000000EEB0000, 0x0000000002D87194, 0x00000000000CB3AC, 0x000000000026AC80)
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000FCB1FD ex__logprint+ 0x38d (0x00000000FFFFFFFF, 0x000007FEFCAE24A1, 0x000000000471FE80, 0x000007FEFE4317C0)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x00000000773791AF RtlUnwindEx+ 0xbbf (0x000000000EEAAFB0, 0x000000000EEAAAC0, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000FCB776 ex_logprint+ 0xe6 (0x000000005B0952A0, 0x0000000000000000, 0x00000000812BF000, 0x00000000812BF000)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x00000000773B1278 KiUserExceptionDispatcher+ 0x2e (0x000000000EEAB7B0, 0x000000000EEAB2E0, 0x000000000EEAB510, 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF)
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000BE6C31 proc_read__backout+ 0x1d1 (0x00000000812BF000, 0x000000000EDA9899, 0x000000000EDAA370, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000074AC346E vcwprintf_s+ 0x26ce (0x0000000000000001, 0x000000000EEAB6D4, 0x000000000EEABBC0, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000428D85 kill_proc+ 0x1f5 (0x0000000000000000, 0x00000000C0000005, 0x000000000EDAA370, 0x00000000284ACB70)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000074AA1AA3 sprintf+ 0x7b (0x0000000000000000, 0x000000000EEACBD0, 0x00000000FFFF0000, 0x0000000000000018)
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x000000000040A2B4 terminate_process+ 0x21a4 (0x00000000011D008F, 0x00000000FFFFFFFF, 0x00000000284ACB70, 0x0000000074A70000)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000FC9C87 ex_stuffp+ 0x4f7 (0x000000005B0B2890, 0x000000000EEABBC0, 0x000000000EEACBD0, 0x0000000000000061)
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x00000000013CEEFF kiexception+ 0x50f (0x00000000013AFEF1, 0x0000000077389B3E, 0x000000000EDAA470, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000FCB1FD ex__logprint+ 0x38d (0x000000005B0B2890, 0x000000005B0B2890, 0x0000000080EF2800, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000001CEC2F3 kpntwrapper$filt$0+ 0x13 (0x0000000000000000, 0x00000000000002B7, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000004000)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000FCB776 ex_logprint+ 0xe6 (0x000000005B0B2890, 0x0000000000000000, 0x00000000FFFF0000, 0x000000000000002B)
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000074AE12E3 _C_specific_handler+ 0x97 (0x000000000EDB0000, 0x000000000EDAFF80, 0x000000000EDAFF80, 0x0000000002E11F5C)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000BE6C31 proc_read__backout+ 0x1d1 (0x00000000812C9000, 0x000000000000001C, 0x0000000000000012, 0x000000005B0B2890)
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000077389D0D RtlDecodePointer+ 0xbd (0x000000000EDB0000, 0x0000000002D87194, 0x00000000000CB3AC, 0x000000000026AC80)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000BE6A2E proc_handle+ 0x9e (0x000000005B0CAA10, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000012, 0x0000000000BE633A)
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x00000000773791AF RtlUnwindEx+ 0xbbf (0x000000000EDAAFB0, 0x000000000EDAAAC0, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x00000000773B1278 KiUserExceptionDispatcher+ 0x2e (0x000000000EDAB7B0, 0x000000000EDAB2E0, 0x000000000EDAB510, 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000FCE317 exc__raise+ 0x6c7 (0x000000005B0B2890, 0x0000000000400000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000AF5)
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000074AC346E vcwprintf_s+ 0x26ce (0x0000000000000001, 0x000000000EDAB6D4, 0x000000000EDABBC0, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000FCE96E exc_raise+ 0x11e (0x000000000102523B, 0x000000000000001C, 0x0000000000000005, 0x0000000000000012)
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000074AA1AA3 sprintf+ 0x7b (0x0000000000000000, 0x000000000EDACBD0, 0x00000000FFFF0000, 0x0000000000000019)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000BED3D4 proc_read+ 0xbe4 (0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000001, 0x000000005B0B2890, 0x000000004E7F98B0)
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000FC9C87 ex_stuffp+ 0x4f7 (0x000000005B0952A0, 0x000000000EDABBC0, 0x000000000EDACBD0, 0x0000000000000061)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000BEE1A7 proc_get+ 0x3f7 (0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.77 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000FCB1FD ex__logprint+ 0x38d (0x000000005B0952A0, 0x000000005B0952A0, 0x00000000805CE000, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000F3E97B s_getTreeOrPlan+ 0x19b (0x000000005B0B2890, 0x000000000EEAE810, 0x0000000000000001, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000FCB776 ex_logprint+ 0xe6 (0x000000005B0952A0, 0x0000000000000000, 0x00000000FFFF0000, 0x000000000000002B)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000EDE2D4 execproc+ 0x3a4 (0x00000000000000E0, 0x0000000000000001, 0x000000000EEAED60, 0x00000000000000E0)
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000BE6C31 proc_read__backout+ 0x1d1 (0x00000000812BF000, 0x000000000000001C, 0x0000000000000012, 0x000000005B0952A0)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000EE4D02 s_execute+ 0x4692 (0x000000005B0B2890, 0x000000005B0B2890, 0x00000000806DD960, 0x0000000000000001)
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000BE6A2E proc_handle+ 0x9e (0x000000005B0AD420, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000012, 0x0000000000BE633A)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000EF7476 sequencer+ 0x1f86 (0x000000005B0B2890, 0x000000005B0B2890, 0x0000000000000021, 0x0000000000000001)
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000FCE317 exc__raise+ 0x6c7 (0x000000005B0952A0, 0x0000000000400000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000AF5)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000467406 tdsrecv_language+ 0x706 (0x0000000000000021, 0x0000000000400000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000021)
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000FCE96E exc_raise+ 0x11e (0x000000000102523B, 0x000000000000001C, 0x0000000000000005, 0x0000000000000012)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  pc: 0x000000000042BF87 conn_hdlr+ 0x2307 (0x00000000284AD0B0, 0x00000000284AD0B0, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  end of stack trace, spid 153, kpid 18808976, suid 4
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000BED3D4 proc_read+ 0xbe4 (0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000001, 0x000000005B0952A0, 0x000000004ED2AAB0)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  DUMP OF LOADED MODULES:-
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  sqlsrvr.exe loaded at 0000000000400000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\sqlsrvr.exe]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000BEE1A7 proc_get+ 0x3f7 (0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  ntdll.dll loaded at 0000000077360000 [C:\Windows\SYSTEM32\ntdll.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  kernel32.dll loaded at 0000000077240000 [C:\Windows\system32\kernel32.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  KERNELBASE.dll loaded at 000007FEFD5B0000 [C:\Windows\system32\KERNELBASE.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  MSVCR100.dll loaded at 0000000074A70000 [C:\Windows\system32\MSVCR100.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000F3E97B s_getTreeOrPlan+ 0x19b (0x000000005B0952A0, 0x000000000EDAE810, 0x0000000000000001, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  libsybblk64.dll loaded at 0000000180000000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybblk64.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  libsybct64.dll loaded at 0000000000110000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybct64.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000EDE2D4 execproc+ 0x3a4 (0x00000000000000E0, 0x0000000000000001, 0x000000000EDAED60, 0x00000000000000E0)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  libsybcs64.dll loaded at 00000000001E0000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybcs64.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  libsybcomn64.dll loaded at 0000000000310000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybcomn64.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000EE4D02 s_execute+ 0x4692 (0x000000005B0952A0, 0x000000005B0952A0, 0x0000000080760960, 0x0000000000000001)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  libsybintl64.dll loaded at 00000000003E0000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybintl64.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  ADVAPI32.dll loaded at 000007FEFDB50000 [C:\Windows\system32\ADVAPI32.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  msvcrt.dll loaded at 000007FEFDAB0000 [C:\Windows\system32\msvcrt.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000EF7476 sequencer+ 0x1f86 (0x000000005B0952A0, 0x000000005B0952A0, 0x0000000000000021, 0x0000000000000001)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  sechost.dll loaded at 000007FEFE350000 [C:\Windows\SYSTEM32\sechost.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  RPCRT4.dll loaded at 000007FEFDDB0000 [C:\Windows\system32\RPCRT4.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  MSVCR80.dll loaded at 000000006F690000 [C:\Windows\WinSxS\amd64_microsoft.vc80.crt_1fc8b3b9a1e18e3b_8.0.50727.6229_none_88dcc0bf2fb1b808\MSVCR80.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  pc: 0x0000000000467406 tdsrecv_language+ 0x706 (0x0000000000000021, 0x0000000000400000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000021)
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  libsybunic64.dll loaded at 0000000002E70000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybunic64.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  libsybtcl64.dll loaded at 0000000002EF0000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybtcl64.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  WS2_32.dll loaded at 000007FEFE430000 [C:\Windows\system32\WS2_32.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  pc: 0x000000000042BF87 conn_hdlr+ 0x2307 (0x00000000284ACB70, 0x00000000284ACB70, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000)
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  end of stack trace, spid 152, kpid 18677903, suid 4
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  NSI.dll loaded at 000007FEFE420000 [C:\Windows\system32\NSI.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  DUMP OF LOADED MODULES:-
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  WSOCK32.dll loaded at 000007FEFA6B0000 [C:\Windows\system32\WSOCK32.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  sqlsrvr.exe loaded at 0000000000400000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\sqlsrvr.exe]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  MSWSOCK.DLL loaded at 000007FEFCAE0000 [C:\Windows\system32\MSWSOCK.DLL]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  ntdll.dll loaded at 0000000077360000 [C:\Windows\SYSTEM32\ntdll.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  user32.dll loaded at 0000000077140000 [C:\Windows\system32\user32.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  kernel32.dll loaded at 0000000077240000 [C:\Windows\system32\kernel32.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  GDI32.dll loaded at 000007FEFF290000 [C:\Windows\system32\GDI32.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  KERNELBASE.dll loaded at 000007FEFD5B0000 [C:\Windows\system32\KERNELBASE.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  LPK.dll loaded at 000007FEFE410000 [C:\Windows\system32\LPK.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  MSVCR100.dll loaded at 0000000074A70000 [C:\Windows\system32\MSVCR100.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  USP10.dll loaded at 000007FEFDEE0000 [C:\Windows\system32\USP10.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  libsybblk64.dll loaded at 0000000180000000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybblk64.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  COMDLG32.dll loaded at 000007FEFD8E0000 [C:\Windows\system32\COMDLG32.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  libsybct64.dll loaded at 0000000000110000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybct64.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  SHLWAPI.dll loaded at 000007FEFE1C0000 [C:\Windows\system32\SHLWAPI.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  libsybcs64.dll loaded at 00000000001E0000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybcs64.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  COMCTL32.dll loaded at 000007FEFA140000 [C:\Windows\WinSxS\amd64_microsoft.windows.common-controls_6595b64144ccf1df_5.82.7601.17514_none_a4d6a923711520a9\COMCTL32.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  libsybcomn64.dll loaded at 0000000000310000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybcomn64.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  libsybintl64.dll loaded at 00000000003E0000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybintl64.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  SHELL32.dll loaded at 000007FEFE480000 [C:\Windows\system32\SHELL32.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  ADVAPI32.dll loaded at 000007FEFDB50000 [C:\Windows\system32\ADVAPI32.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  NETAPI32.dll loaded at 000007FEFAC60000 [C:\Windows\system32\NETAPI32.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  msvcrt.dll loaded at 000007FEFDAB0000 [C:\Windows\system32\msvcrt.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  netutils.dll loaded at 000007FEFC770000 [C:\Windows\system32\netutils.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  sechost.dll loaded at 000007FEFE350000 [C:\Windows\SYSTEM32\sechost.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  srvcli.dll loaded at 000007FEFCDC0000 [C:\Windows\system32\srvcli.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  RPCRT4.dll loaded at 000007FEFDDB0000 [C:\Windows\system32\RPCRT4.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  wkscli.dll loaded at 000007FEFAC40000 [C:\Windows\system32\wkscli.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  MSVCR80.dll loaded at 000000006F690000 [C:\Windows\WinSxS\amd64_microsoft.vc80.crt_1fc8b3b9a1e18e3b_8.0.50727.6229_none_88dcc0bf2fb1b808\MSVCR80.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  dbghelp.dll loaded at 000007FEF9FB0000 [C:\Windows\system32\dbghelp.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  libsybunic64.dll loaded at 0000000002E70000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybunic64.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  PSAPI.DLL loaded at 0000000077520000 [C:\Windows\system32\PSAPI.DLL]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  libsybtcl64.dll loaded at 0000000002EF0000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybtcl64.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  IPHLPAPI.DLL loaded at 000007FEFB6B0000 [C:\Windows\system32\IPHLPAPI.DLL]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  WS2_32.dll loaded at 000007FEFE430000 [C:\Windows\system32\WS2_32.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  WINNSI.DLL loaded at 000007FEFB660000 [C:\Windows\system32\WINNSI.DLL]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  NSI.dll loaded at 000007FEFE420000 [C:\Windows\system32\NSI.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  loadperf.dll loaded at 000007FEF3B30000 [C:\Windows\system32\loadperf.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  WSOCK32.dll loaded at 000007FEFA6B0000 [C:\Windows\system32\WSOCK32.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  ole32.dll loaded at 000007FEFDFB0000 [C:\Windows\system32\ole32.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  MSWSOCK.DLL loaded at 000007FEFCAE0000 [C:\Windows\system32\MSWSOCK.DLL]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  OLEAUT32.dll loaded at 000007FEFF300000 [C:\Windows\system32\OLEAUT32.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  user32.dll loaded at 0000000077140000 [C:\Windows\system32\user32.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  sybcsi_core29.dll loaded at 0000000002F40000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\sybcsi_core29.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  GDI32.dll loaded at 000007FEFF290000 [C:\Windows\system32\GDI32.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  sybcsi_profiler29.dll loaded at 0000000002FA0000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\sybcsi_profiler29.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  LPK.dll loaded at 000007FEFE410000 [C:\Windows\system32\LPK.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  USP10.dll loaded at 000007FEFDEE0000 [C:\Windows\system32\USP10.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  sybcsi_propertiesconfig29.dll loaded at 0000000002FC0000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\sybcsi_propertiesconfig29.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  COMDLG32.dll loaded at 000007FEFD8E0000 [C:\Windows\system32\COMDLG32.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  sybcsi_openssl29.dll loaded at 0000000002FE0000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\sybcsi_openssl29.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  SHLWAPI.dll loaded at 000007FEFE1C0000 [C:\Windows\system32\SHLWAPI.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  MPR.dll loaded at 000007FEFA610000 [C:\Windows\system32\MPR.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  COMCTL32.dll loaded at 000007FEFA140000 [C:\Windows\WinSxS\amd64_microsoft.windows.common-controls_6595b64144ccf1df_5.82.7601.17514_none_a4d6a923711520a9\COMCTL32.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  IMM32.DLL loaded at 000007FEFF3E0000 [C:\Windows\system32\IMM32.DLL]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  SHELL32.dll loaded at 000007FEFE480000 [C:\Windows\system32\SHELL32.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  MSCTF.dll loaded at 000007FEFE240000 [C:\Windows\system32\MSCTF.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  NETAPI32.dll loaded at 000007FEFAC60000 [C:\Windows\system32\NETAPI32.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  ntmarta.dll loaded at 000007FEFC3D0000 [C:\Windows\system32\ntmarta.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  netutils.dll loaded at 000007FEFC770000 [C:\Windows\system32\netutils.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  WLDAP32.dll loaded at 000007FEFD860000 [C:\Windows\system32\WLDAP32.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  srvcli.dll loaded at 000007FEFCDC0000 [C:\Windows\system32\srvcli.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  SYBEVENT.DLL loaded at 0000000010000000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\dll\SYBEVENT.DLL]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  wkscli.dll loaded at 000007FEFAC40000 [C:\Windows\system32\wkscli.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  DNSAPI.dll loaded at 000007FEFC960000 [C:\Windows\system32\DNSAPI.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  dbghelp.dll loaded at 000007FEF9FB0000 [C:\Windows\system32\dbghelp.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  dhcpcsvc6.DLL loaded at 000007FEFB330000 [C:\Windows\system32\dhcpcsvc6.DLL]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  PSAPI.DLL loaded at 0000000077520000 [C:\Windows\system32\PSAPI.DLL]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  dhcpcsvc.DLL loaded at 000007FEFB310000 [C:\Windows\system32\dhcpcsvc.DLL]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  IPHLPAPI.DLL loaded at 000007FEFB6B0000 [C:\Windows\system32\IPHLPAPI.DLL]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  icmp.Dll loaded at 0000000070890000 [C:\Windows\system32\icmp.Dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  WINNSI.DLL loaded at 000007FEFB660000 [C:\Windows\system32\WINNSI.DLL]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  wship6.dll loaded at 000007FEFCAD0000 [C:\Windows\System32\wship6.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  loadperf.dll loaded at 000007FEF3B30000 [C:\Windows\system32\loadperf.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  libsybaseldap64.dll loaded at 0000000005160000 [G:\sybase\DEV\ASE-15_0\bin\libsybaseldap64.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  ole32.dll loaded at 000007FEFDFB0000 [C:\Windows\system32\ole32.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  CRYPTSP.dll loaded at 000007FEFCB40000 [C:\Windows\system32\CRYPTSP.dll]
    00:0007:00000:00152:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  OLEAUT32.dll loaded at 000007FEFF300000 [C:\Windows\system32\OLEAUT32.dll]
    00:0006:00000:00153:2014/11/18 11:10:00.78 kernel  rsaenh.dll loaded at

    Hi,
    i forgot to update the status, sorry!
    Opened a support incident; the upgrade procedure was not fine for saptools database because it was not able to enlarge automatically. Increased the size manually and restart the database.
    Upgrade was terminated fine and error in log file disappeared.
    Regards.

  • BEA-000449  Closing socket as no data read from it

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    Hello there,
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