Bus Errors?

[Nancy Palmquist]

Tim Fischer wrote:

>>Nobody's answered yet, so I'll give what little I can.
>>
>>Bus errors are usually mathematical, not memory-based.  There 
>>are exceptions, but that's the rule, by and large.
>>
>>The line you're showing doesn't look like it should do anything odd.
>>I'm just trying to think of how the debugger works, where it 
>>doesn't actually change values until after it processes the 
>>line displayed.  Are any of those three fields numeric, by 
>>any chance?  Also, where does your processing jump to after 
>>the end (ie., is this a called table?)?
>>
>>Not much help, I know.  Just trying to find something that 
>>would cause that particular error.
>>
>>
> 
> 
> Mark,
> 
> I actually ended up rebuilding each index in the file and the issue went
> away.  It doesn't really make any sense.  I could use all of the indexes
> without issue and the code did not call on any index (as you saw).  This
> would also kind of explain why it went away in the past - I probably rebuilt
> the index for some other reason.
> 
> What confuses me is that I've gotten this issue in the past, removed 4-5
> lines of *comments* from the top of the prc table, rebuilt the tok table and
> everything was fine.
> 
> Is this a bug in FilePro?
> 
> Thanks for the response though.
> 
> -Tim 
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Tim,

were any of the indexes built on the fields:

537="" ; 547="" ; 557="" ; display ; end

Try putting each command on a separate line.

Make sure all the tables are tokenized together:

rcabe filename -y autoname

if the automatic table is other than the default.

Just some observations.  Sounds like you fixed it with the index rebuilds.

Since you are issueing an END command, you may very well be updating 
indexes and writing the record.

Nancy
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