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Re: Weird Error... Can't Debug

Not sure what was going on, but after a recompile of first subProc2 then
subProc1, the test program started working. I am testing out the application
now. I am guessing it'll work now. Would a module compile in the code from
another module?

On Thu, Apr 10, 2008 at 8:19 AM, Mike <koldark@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Yes, I do that and it doesn't hit subProcB but goes back to my on-error
statement and promptly exits gracefully. I am going to put these on a test
program to see what happens.


On Thu, Apr 10, 2008 at 8:08 AM, Adam Glauser <adamglauser@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Mike wrote:
I am working through a problem right now. I have a program that calls
a
subprocedure, that calls a second subprocedure. Both of these
subprocedures
have worked in the past and I have not made changes to them. I just
recompiled everything just to be sure. I run it in WDSc Service Entry
Point
debugger and it appears that the call to the second subprocedure bombs
out.

Did you try stepping through both subprocedures to see where the problem
lies? If you have:

pgmA --calls--> subProcA --calls--> subProcB

You can set your SEP on pgmA, then on the suspect call to subProcA
choose 'Step Into' instead of 'Step over'.
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