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You can use the debugger to check what's going on. You can find out which
line is causing the problem (set a breakpoint at the line that processes
 pull up an order).

That error msg is just a general msg (probably a pointer error) and it 
doesn't
really mean there's anything wrong with resources.

Thanks.

Chenghui Li
WebSphere Development Studio Client for iSeries, 
IBM, Toronto
Phone (905)413-3215, T/L 969-3215
email: chengli@xxxxxxxxxx




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[WDSCI-L] VisualAge RPG problem






Hi, all,

I recently inherited responsibility for supporting an older VisualAge RPG 
application that's used by one of our businesses.  This application is for 
entering and tracking custom orders placed by our customers.  On the main 
screen, there's a Combination box configured as a Drop-down list, which 
contains the names of people who authorize particular orders.  The 
application stores both the name and the index in the database on the 
iSeries, and when an order is pulled up for maintenance or inquiry the 
%setatr function is used with the index to set the name to be displayed in 
the box.

There were 9 names in the list; now there's a request to add a tenth name, 
which I've done by adding it to the list in the Data tab.  Selecting the 
tenth name at order entry isn't a problem - the record is written 
correctly.  However, I'm finding that when I pull up an order for 
maintenance on which that tenth name has been selected, I get the 
following error:

"1408 There are insufficient resources to complete the operation.
Cause . . . . . :   The system does not have enough resources
available to complete the operation."

The other nine names work fine.  The index variable is two digits, so 
logically, that doesn't seem to be an issue.  Is there some limitation in 
the product that causes this, or is there something I need to adjust in 
the source or the settings?

I'm at Version 6.0.0, Build V6R1_20050401, Service Pack 6.0.1.

Thanks!

Dave Shaw


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