OK - this is driving me a little crazy - so, figured someone here might
have a suggestion.

 

We have this shipment Packing modification program. And, for a
particular client - they have been having problems with the UCC # -
which was due to previous Bonehead programmers here Screwing up and not
doing proper Record Locking - and if multiple users do the Packing -
they clash and get the same stored UCC Seq #. BIG problem indeed -
causing Major Chargeback issues. But, alas - I digress...

 

I updated this program - with a bunch of code - not only to do proper
Record Locking - but, also to check the shipment - if it already has the
UCC #'s in it - and verify they are good and not used within another
Shipment. I made a Ton of program changes, and compartmentalizing code
into procedures. And - I pull all the code I worked on Out of the main
procedure - and turned it all into sub-procedures. But, wouldn't you
know it - the problem is happening in the main procedure.

 

The program crashes and complains about an Index Tag. I really have no
idea where in the code the problem is happening. I've tried stepping
thru the code - but, the problem is - this shipment has nearly 800 Boxes
- and its really not viable to use the Debugger and keep skipping thru
code like that - for obvious reason. I even put in a Breakpoint - but,
it never hits that spot in the code before it crashes.

 

So - any advice/suggestions on what I should do to track down this Bug -
without having to keep Stepping thru the code - since its Killing me...

 

Thanks,

 -K-

 

Senior Developer

Waitex Information System, Inc.

P Save a tree. Don't print this e-mail unless it's really necessary.

 



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