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Hereafter all the records are updated from row 2 to 109 in the sheet, with the following line: Row = HSSFSheet_getRow(Sheet: RowCount) - (RowCount=10i 0)
I don't understand what this line of code does. You can't subtract from the value of "Row", it's a Java object reference, not a number.
When record no. 108 (the last record) is updated Row has a value of 0 (zero) and RowCount a value og 109 - and the program dumps.
If Row contains 0, it means that HSSFSheet_getRow() has failed. Insert a check that says
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if row = *null;
HSSFSheet_createRow()
endif;
(just like we discussed in a different thread.)
I know why.... (calculating: 56.616 + 534= 57.150) because of an integer overflow in HSSFRow (jInt)
jInt can store numbers up to 2147483647. 57150 would not even come close to overflowing it. If it's a jShort, then it would overflow at 32767. So, I don't see why you'd get an integer overflow.
Any hints for using a double Integer (jDouble) in HSSFSheet_getRow() or another method ???
jDouble is floating point (8F in RPG) not integer. It can store extremely large numbers (much higher than the integer numbers)
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