Re: Why is SQLSTT="Call stack entry does not exist" -- RPG400-L

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DSPPTF = TL03252
WRKPTFGRP
PTF Group             Level
SF99519                  85
SF99502                  10
SF99271                  12
SF99190                  10
SF99169                  15
SF99149                   3
SF99148                   3
SF99098                  12
SF99085                   8
SF99039                   2

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






> 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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