Hi,
I'm not saying this is definitely the answer to your problem, but I was seeing this same issue with RPGLE and SQLRPGLE service entry points not too long ago and now I don't see that issue. Tl;dr : Make certain of the latest version, and clear all caches.
Firstly, you say you are using RDP 8.5 - Is that v8.5.0 or v8.5.1? The updated version has a lot of fixes in it (and even though it still has a few issues here and there, I still find it better to use than earlier versions.)
Secondly, have you verified your connection through RDP? I did this not too long ago and it reported a few PTFs missing. Those PTFs are installed now, so this *might* be why I am no longer seeing that problem in debug. To verify your connection: open the Remote System Explorer perspective in RDP and expand your connection in the Remote Systems view. Right-click the "Objects" subsystem and "Verify Connection" is two thirds of the way down the context menu.
Finally, I would suggest clearing all caches in the preferences section (type "cache" in the windows|preferences menu, and click the two clear cache buttons you find) and also starting RDP *once* with the -clean command-line option (add -clean to your RDP shortcut properties, run it, exit RDP and remove the -clean from the shortcut.) Then seeing if the problem still exists.
HTH.
-Paul.
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From: wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Austin, Mark
Sent: 19 March 2013 08:51
To: Rational Developer for IBM i / Websphere Development Studio Client for System i & iSeries
Subject: [WDSCI-L] RDp 8.5
Hi,
I have just tried using the SEP debug for the first time since upgrading to 8.5 and I have been having several issues with it. My program is a SQLCBLLE with a number of large internal tables (in case this has anything to do with it). When trying to find out the contents of fields I have received CPF7E10 messages - Internal error occurred in two different ways. Firstly, when trying to use the variables view and then when trying to add a table to the monitors view.
It does seem to me that this upgrade, on the debug side of things, is a bit of a backwards step.
As what I'm working on is urgent I'm going to have to go back to my previous release.
Best regards,
Mark Austin
IT Consultant
Universal Music Publishing Group
Email: mark.austin@xxxxxxxxxx
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-----Original Message-----
From: wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:wdsci-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Pat Barrett
Sent: 15 March 2013 17:33
To: wdsci-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [WDSCI-L] Installing Rational Developer for i SOA Constructors
Hi,
I am attempting to install the V8.5 Rational Developer for I SOA product.
This requires the Rational Business Developer to be installed first. I downloaded the 60 day trial while the contracts get processed to get a head start. I get all the way through the install process using the IBM Installation Manager until it wants DISK1. It cannot seem to locate the
DISK1 sub folder.
I am on Windows XP Pro (I had previously installed the V7.5 of RDi and uninstalled it on that machine)
IBM Installation Manager is at v1.6.1
I downloaded 10 "zip" files from the IBM download manager and unzipped them.
RBD (3), RDPOWER (1), HATS (1) & WAS_LITE (5)
I used the "Launchpad.exe" to start the install process.
I deselected all the WAS options - message that the disk could not found, even though they were downloaded and unzipped
I continued through the set up options and included Struts Tools as directed in the Quick Start Instructions
After pressing the "Install" button, I get a prompt for DISK1. The Installer does not find the next directory that contains DISK1.
My download directory structures looks like this:
C:\DownloadDirecctor
RBD_85_Trial_Part1
RBD_SETUP
Ad
InstallerImage_linux_gtk_x86
RBD_85_Trial_Part2
RBD
Disk1
RBD_85_Trial_Part3
RBD
Disk2
RD_Power_8.5_EVALUATION_EIMAGE
.
.
.
Any ideas? The DISK1 does not have a disktag file in it. DISK2 does.
My previous installs were from CD media. The Quick Start Installation Instructions did not provide much help.
Pat Barrett
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