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When I've seen that message, it's always been related to a stale
pointer. Usually it's because I've done something to remove the module
containing the method from memory, like ended the activation group, but
left the original caller in memory.
Pete Hall
pbhall@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Jim Franz wrote:
| This is rpg-cgi.
| Same pgm executes hundreds of times a day and fails just a few times.
| V5R4M5 with http group level 12
| Cannot re-create or force the error.
| MCH3402 Escape 40 04/18/08 16:29:42.804976
QLEAWI QSYS *STMT QLEAWI QSYS *STMT
| From user . . . . . . . . . :
QTMHHTP1
| From module . . . . . . . . :
QLETREC
| From procedure . . . . . . :
terminate__F11_CNL_Mask_TiT2PiT4Pc
| Statement . . . . . . . . . :
152
| To module . . . . . . . . . :
QLETREC
| To procedure . . . . . . . :
terminate__F11_CNL_Mask_TiT2PiT4Pc
| Statement . . . . . . . . . :
152
| Message . . . . : Tried to
refer to all or part of an object that no longer
| exists.
| The apache instance ends.
| Everything in joblog normal till then.
| This error occurred when several users calling same group of programs,
before and after error.
|
| Using native file logging wwwaccess and wwwerror. No indication of "why".
| What can I do in logging to get more detail? Job log already at max level.
| from wwwaccess log
| 2008:16:29:04 -0400]68.9.19.27 "GET /bc/NRQ1.pgm?TASK=endchg&
ok
| 2008:16:29:41 -0400]68.9.19.27 "GET /bc/NRQ1.pgm?TASK=endchg&
failed
| 2008:16:29:49 -0400]68.9.19.27 "GET /bc/NRQ1.pgm?TASK=endchg&
ok
| 2008:16:29:55 -0400]68.9.19.27 "GET /bc/NRQ1.pgm?TASK=endchg&
ok
| 2008:16:30:06 -0400]68.9.19.27 "GET /bc/NRQ1.pgm?TASK=endchg&
ok
| 2008:16:30:12 -0400]68.9.19.27 "GET /bc/NRQ1.pgm?TASK=endchg&
ok
|
| Jim Franz
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