Hi all,
Do someone knows how to locate the mistake in 100000 lines of code when getting the following message ?
Lead attributes in a chained-attribute expression (a:b:c) must be type HANDLE or a user-defined type and valid (not UNKNOWN). (10068)
Unfortunately, this appends on a foreign server, so I can't use the debug mode...
Any advice would be greatly appreciated ;)
Thank you
PS: using openedge 11.2 sp 1
We need more information about your Unix server and how you connect (appserver or network shared code)
On your client enable -debugalert and -clientlogging
I don' t understand your restrictions. I would use -debugalert to get a line number if you don't have one. Once you know what line it is, you would break the expression into smaller expressions. I am assuming that when you say it is a foreign server, you have no access to the AVM running the code, and have no way to change the code. You can't debug this without being allowed to debug it.
Hello Garry, and thank you for your reply
I mean that the application is located on an unix server, launched with prowin32.exe [...]. I can reach the files (only .r files) and modify them on my local network... is there a way to attach a debbuger on it ?
I've tryed to add the -debugalert option, but since the message is in a gray Progress window (not a messagebox), it seems to have no effect.
We need more information about your Unix server and how you connect (appserver or network shared code)
On your client enable -debugalert and -clientlogging
Thanks, -clientlogging worked fine in the prowin32 shortcut, and I found the problem.
Brian, the proGetStack command seems to be a bit more complicated to use... thank you anyway :)