.dmp files are supposed to be sent to Support. They contain technical info for the devs such as call stacks of all running threads, process memory state, etc., so the devs can track down and fix the problem and, if possible, create a patch for you.
How did you create a dump file?
TestComplete has a native ReportGenerator utility, which can be used to create a dump or log during application run.
To read a dump file you need a special debug tool : https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/156280
baxatob wrote:
How did you create a dump file?
TestComplete has a native ReportGenerator utility, which can be used to create a dump or log during application run.
To read a dump file you need a special debug tool : https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/156280
That said... Since it's TestComplete crashing, my guess is that, while the tool can help you read it, understanding the "why" it crashed and not being a TestComplete developer might be a bit trickey...
Hrm..I will try this.
