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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 06, 2011
Filed:
Nov. 02, 2006
Barry Linkert, Petersburg, CA;
James Zhu, Waterloo, CA;
Salim Omar, Waterloo, CA;
Research In Motion Limited, Waterloo, Ontario, CA;
Abstract
Errors of e.g database synchrony between a radio-connected mobile-station and a server can be especially troublesome if continued and repeated, and can quickly deplete resources in the mobile-station. This problem is addressed by keeping an error-event-count in the server; when the count exceeds a threshold, the server signals the mobile to immediately transmit the recent-activity-log in the mobile, i.e the log in the mobile in which are recorded the detailed elements relating to assembling and transmitting the data packet in which the error was detected. Using the information in the recent-activity-log, the server can institute de-bugging strategies, etc, to correct the problem. The threshold is in two stages; above the initial threshold, the mobile-station is signalled to increase the level of detail as recorded in the recent-activity-logs (if the mobile is able to do so), and the actual transmission of the log only takes place above the main threshold.