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If it's a common occurrence on your system, I suggest you try the
following steps.
1.- Locate the file wdsc.ini in the install directory of WDSC.
One way to find the install directory is by right clicking on the WDSC
icon in Start -> Programs, and selecting Properties.
2.- Make a backup copy of it. For example:
C:\WDSC510\> copy wdsc.ini *.ini-org
3.- Edit wdsc.ini to remove the line
VMArgs=-Xj9
4.- Restart. Entering
systemProperty.java.compiler
on an LPEX view command line should return a message which does not
contain j9 in it.
5.- If the problem occurs again, a file javacore<timestamp>.txt should
be created in the same install directory described above. Please send
it to me (stori at ca.ibm.com). If the problem does not occur any
longer, it may indicate a problem with the Java compiler.
The change above should not affect performance significantly.
Thank you!
-- Adrian.
phillip.groschwitz@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Is there a fix yet to prevent WDSCi from crashing when scrolling an RPGLE
source member? Just happened to me again.
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