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At 30 MAY 2005 02:07:47PM Mark Ford wrote:

While running a system test, the system detected an invalid case statement (invalid variable name). (Case win_id=xx" instead of case winid=xx") The system passed control to the debugger, which identified win_id as being undefined with an error code of ENG0010. I am unable to correct the problem as each time I attempt to use the editor control is passed immediately to the debugger which again displays the ENG0010 error message.

To resolve the problem, I tried the Debug – Run-Abort option, closed and restarted OI, and rebooted my system. None of these methods resolved the problem; I am still unable to edit the program containing the invalid variable.

I am running OI 7.1.1 and the program in question is being called by a promoted event.

Any help to resolve the problem would be appreciated.


At 30 MAY 2005 02:30PM [email protected] wrote:

We normally code our promoted events to not function against things created in SYSPROG which would exclude the new system EDITOR. Currently it sounds as though this is the problem so use the old editor to recode the promoted event to ignore things that aren't in the current application.

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At 30 MAY 2005 06:17PM Mark Ford wrote:

Thanks for the solution - problem solved. Used old editor, as you suggested, to correct problem. Compiled the program code. I can now use the New Editor again to edit the program.

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