Re: Why is SQLSTT="Call stack entry does not exist"

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

Buck, 

Try doing two different cursors.
callp     declare1
callp     open1
callp     fetch1
callp     close1
callp     declare2
callp     open2
callp     fetch2
callp     close2

Because in my first one the debug works fine.  It's in the second one that 
it tanks.


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> FetchLimbo does have the SQL explosion in it:

Bizarre.  I did a quickie test here, where I had everything in a 
procedure:

callp     declare
callp     open
callp     fetch
callp     close

With the appropriate SQL in each proc.  Because the procs are in this
physical order, the precompiler works on it.  With STRDBG, I can look at
SQLSTT after every proc call, and within each proc.  V5R2.  WRKPTFGRP 
shows
PTF Group             Level
SF99519                  84
SF99502                  10
SF99169                  14
SF99098                  11
  --buck



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