Good morning guys.
I'm working in a system usind 4gl screens and in a specific screen, after some successfull executions, the screen aparently is in like a loop, e is showing this warning:
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Warning
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WARNING: -nb exceeded. Automatically increasing from 1000 to 1100. (5407)
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OK
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Does any one knows why it can has started to happens after some executions and tell me some steps that I could follow to track the error?
An additional info: I have no access to application logs.
thanks in advance
-nb is the maximum number of nested procedure blocks. Yes, apparently, you are in some kind of recursion loop. Turn on debug-alert (either -debugalert or SESSION:DEBUG-ALERT = yes) and the next time you get this message, hit the Help button to see where you are in the ABL calls stack.
-nb is the maximum number of nested procedure blocks. Yes, apparently, you are in some kind of recursion loop. Turn on debug-alert (either -debugalert or SESSION:DEBUG-ALERT = yes) and the next time you get this message, hit the Help button to see where you are in the ABL calls stack.
-nb is the maximum number of nested procedure blocks. Yes, apparently, you are in some kind of recursion loop. Turn on debug-alert (either -debugalert or SESSION:DEBUG-ALERT = yes) and the next time you get this message, hit the Help button to see where you are in the ABL calls stack.
You can start the client with -debugalert, and when the warning is shown, you will get a Help button on that alert-box, and you can hit it and see the ABL call stack at the moment the warning was raised.
Thanks all for the answers.