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Hi Craig, We are aware of this problem. Please see APAR SE21356 Fix is slated for 6.0.0.2 thanks, Violaine Batthish WebSphere Development Studio Client, IBM Toronto Lab You know you've achieved perfection in design, not when you have nothing more to add, but when you have nothing more to take away. - Antoine de Saint-Exupéry wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 09.09.2005 09:59:52: > > Often I have been getting the stack overflow error when changing an > expression in a prompted CL command in the Lpex Editor in WDSC 6.0 with the > latest updates. For example, IF COND(&AUTIND = ' ' *OR &MSGID > ' ') > THEN(DO). I prompt with F4 and place my cursor on the character before the > &MSGID and hit backspace a couple times. When it gets to where it looks > like (&AUTIND = ' &MSGID > ' ') it errors out. Then I hit backspace again > so it looks like (&AUTIND = '&MSGID > ' ') and it errors out again. Then I > can hit backspace until I make it look like (&MSGID > ' '). If instead I > just delete everything and type (&MSGID > ' ') then it doesn't error out. > I tried to exit WDSC and then get back in and when I try deleting > characters in the first example above, I error out again. > "Internal Error" it states, > "A stack overflow error has occurred. > You are recommended to exit the workbench. > Subsequent errors may happen and may terminate the workbench without > warning. > See the .log file for more details. > Do you want to exit the workbench? <Yes> <No> > > Default is no and I decided not to exit but did it again and got the same > error. > > I see a bunch of the following error in the .log file. I'm not sure if > this is related: > at com.ibm.etools.iseries.core.util.clprompter.ClExpression.<init>(Unknown > Source) > > This is getting really frustrating as I used to exclusively use CODE for CL > but I like how the Lpex Editor handles indenting and the prompts are nice. > IBM, please fix if you aren't already. Thanks! > > Craig Strong
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