SetErrorMode

Sort of ot:

Is there any clean way to change the default hard error mode? ‘scheduled
jobs’ stuck with ‘can’t find the dll’ dialogs popped up are really a
drag, and I can’t rebuild java.exe to include a call. Unless I want to
inject code.

Have a stub process set the error mode as desired and then invoke
CreateProcess. The process thus born will inherit the error mode of the
parent.

benson margulies wrote:

Sort of ot:

Is there any clean way to change the default hard error mode? ‘scheduled
jobs’ stuck with ‘can’t find the dll’ dialogs popped up are really a
drag, and I can’t rebuild java.exe to include a call. Unless I want to
inject code.

  • Nick Ryan
  • Microsoft MVP for DDK

Wow. Since everything we’re running in batch runs from a python script,
I can make an intermediate launcher.

Thanks!

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Have a stub process set the error mode as desired and then invoke
CreateProcess. The process thus born will inherit the error mode of the
parent.

benson margulies wrote:

Sort of ot:

Is there any clean way to change the default hard error mode?
‘scheduled jobs’ stuck with ‘can’t find the dll’ dialogs popped up are

really a drag, and I can’t rebuild java.exe to include a call. Unless
I want to inject code.

  • Nick Ryan
  • Microsoft MVP for DDK

Questions? First check the Kernel Driver FAQ at
http://www.osronline.com/article.cfm?id=256

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