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On 26/01/2006, at 8:12 AM, rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Also, when I debug I get: EVAL errc0100 BYTESPROVIDED OF ERRC0100 = 266 BYTESAVAIL OF ERRC0100 = 28 EXCEPTIONID OF ERRC0100 = 'CPF6948' RESERVED1 OF ERRC0100 = '0' eval exceptdata :x 00000 02000050 00000008 00000002 40404040 00010 40404040 40404040 40404040 40404040How do I tie that in with DSPMSGD CPF6948? Like wouldn't the value of &1help me flag exactly where the error is?
It does. You already know (from your first append) the layout of the message data. Applying that layout to the information above gives:
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&1 = 0x02000050 ==> 33554512
&2 = 0x00000008 ==> 8
&3 = 0x00000002 ==> 2
So reason code 2 is the cause. The length of the receiver variable is
bigger than the space you supplied. In this example it is 33,554,512
bytes. In your first append it was 31,981,648 bytes so both are
suffering from the same root cause. Because you use %len to determine
the length of the receiver variable data structure it is unlikely that
the compiler is calculating the length incorrectly. I suspect the cause
may be your prototype definition which you've not supplied.
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