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    anyone seen this error before

    anyone seen this error before
    Thanks
    Charlie Crimmel

    #2
    Re: anyone seen this error before

    I could not make out the attached picture. What does the message say. ?

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      #3
      Re: anyone seen this error before

      Originally posted by milesjg View Post
      I could not make out the attached picture. What does the message say. ?
      Using Firefox just magnify it one click and it reads:

      Internal error (exception caught) in function _rpc_resolve in C:\Dev\a5v9\src\engine\GENERIC\AU_PARSE.cpp on line 186 Please contact Alpha Software with a reproducible case of this error.

      And no, I have never seen the error.

      Ray

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        #4
        _rpc_resolve Problem

        We have recently upgraded our application from Version 7 to Version 8, and we are seeing this error frequently. The error looks like this:

        Internal error (exception caught) in function _rpc_resolve in C:\dev\a5v8\src\engine\GENERIC\AU_PARSE.cpp on line 186Please contact Alpha Software with a reproducible case of this error
        .

        I also have a debugger image, but I can't figure out how to enclose it. The program seems to get hung when attempting to run a previously defined operation. When this happens, the program is really stuck. Only solution is to use Task Manager to end the application.

        Unfortunately, this problem is difficult to reproduce because it typically does not occur again (in the same place) when the program is restarted. Gradually the instances of the problem seem to subside, but when we merge in new application code to an existing application, we see frequent instances of the problem again.

        We are considering skipping Version 8 & going to Version 9. Has anyone seen this in Version 9?

        -- Dick James

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          Re: anyone seen this error before

          Dick,
          Has anyone seen this in Version 9?
          This is the version 9 forum and Charlie's error also says so....so the answer is yes. Considering this error happens in both current versions suggests either a very long standing problem (don't think so) or you are simply having the same problem....time to figure out commonalities I think between your cause and Charlie's.
          Mike
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            #6
            Re: anyone seen this error before

            I am using V9 and have just experienced this error for the first time. Mine is preceded with a little more info:

            "Error. Script: OnPush line:9
            topparent.commit()
            Internal error (exception caught) in function_rpc_resolve in C:\Dev\a5v9\src\engine\GENERIC\AU_PARSE.cpp on line 186Please contact Alpha Software with a reproducible case of this error"

            I was attempting to save an updated record at the time the error occurred. I still have ongoing issues with the "Unrecoverable error"/memory leakage problem. The above new error occurred on one of the two PC's which continually has the Unrecoverable errors. I have to conclude that until the problem is traced and eradicated, these two PC's cannot be used in conjunction with Alpha 5.

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              #7
              Re: anyone seen this error before

              To All --

              I may have discovered a possible cause of my problem that may be useful to others.

              I had written an On Error condition that branched to a series of statements that were formatted essentially as follows:

              Code:
              lblerrorhandler:
              	err = error_code_get()
              	if err = 1000 	then resume lblendscript
              					end if
              	msg = error_text_get(err)
              	ui_msg_box("Error",msg)
              	resume next
              end 
              
              lblEndScript:
              end
              As I suspect most readers of this board know, A5 does not permit anything to follow the "then" except a carriage return. This is clearly a syntax error on my part.

              Version 7 seemed to ignore the problem. I'm not sure about the Version 9 behavior, but I think it also ignored the problem. In Version 8, when the line was being parsed, it evidently hung A5. (Processor usage went to 100%.) Debugger came up, but not on the offending statement. Stepping to another statement just brought back the debugger. Only way out was to end the application with Task Manager.

              I placed a carriage return after the "then" above, and the error message and problem have not recurred. As a point of interest, because I was having so much trouble with Version 8, I called Alpha support and was told that there is no problem skipping over Version 8 and going directly from Version 7 to Version 9.

              -- Dick James

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