Other than what was already recommended (verify latest version of client is installed as well as the support packs for the Novell OS on the server are up-to-date and that the user has read/write rights to the directory) you can also verify the printer drivers (try different standard drivers), video drivers, and 3rd party fonts installed on the workstations. Those are the most common reasons for a divide by zero error on a Novell network:

Reinstalling or updating the printer driver or installing another compatible printer driver (such as the Generic Text Only) in the Windows Control Panel.
Reinstalling or updating the video driver or installing another compatible video driver (such as the Standard VGA driver) in Windows Setup.
Disabling or removing any third-party fonts or font managers on the system.

See if the error still occurs after each of the steps above.


>Hello..
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>We have a customer where our application is crashing with a C0000094 error. This is the only customer where this particular error is occuring.
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>For our Help-About dialog...we list out some database info. And, for our customers that are using Sql Server, we open our views database container and use the LIST CONNECTIONS command to retrieve the sql connection string information. This works fine everywhere...except at this one customer. The only difference we can determine, at this point, is that they have some sort of Novell client/network.
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>Because we need to parse the connection info...we send the LIST CONNECTIONS to a temp file....that is created in the directory returned by the SYS(2023) command. Normally, the program, after listing/writing the connection info to the temp file...reads it for the connection string. However, for this one customer the C0000094 error occurs when the LIST CONNECTION TO tempFile is issued.
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>Any thoughts or help would be appreciated.
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>Thanks
> - dw