>Hi,
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>I review customers' error log files and very often see the error of a certain view (CursorAdapter cursor) not open where it is supposed to be open. Obviously something happens before the error, perhaps another error, that leads to the missing cursor. But customers don't report the errors and so I have to figure out on my own what happens. So I am planning to create a "hidden" log of information. Some information will be written in this log file every time the CA cursor is not open (where it is supposed to be open).
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>My question is, what kind of information can I write in the log to help me get to the
why the problem occurs?
Since the cursor that is not open is always associated with the certain BIZ object (Cursor Adapter object), I will probably check if the BIZ object is instantiated and some other properties of this BIZ object. Hopefully this will help to track the problem.
Any comments/input would be appreciated.
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