What causes a 'user interruption -1000' error on an EOS method?

[Tim Nevels via 4D_Tech]

On Feb 23, 2018, at 10:29 AM, Kirk Brooks wrote:

> I don't recall ever having this issue. I have a method set to execute on
> server. It takes a series of pointers and looks like this:
> 
> $errMsg:=EOS_method (\
> ->$obj;\
> ->aMY_name;\
> ->aMY_ref;\
> ->aMy_recID;\
> ->aMY_info;\
> ->aMY_address;\
> ->aMY_amount;\
> ->aMY_billed;\
> ->aMY_invoiced)
> 
> 
> If I turn off the EOS attribute things run just fine. When I turn it back
> on I get the error.
> If I run the method as EOS with no params it loads on the server just fine.
> 
> I've checked and re-checked the var typing on the parameters. In fact I put
> the declarations immediately before the method call just to be sure.  And
> the params are correctly declared in EOS_method.
> 
> I'm at a loss and have been looking at it for too long now. Does anyone
> else have some ideas?


Shot in the dark but try this:

$errMsg:=EOS_method (->$obj;\
->aMY_name;\
->aMY_ref;\
->aMy_recID;\
->aMY_info;\
->aMY_address;\
->aMY_amount;\
->aMY_billed;\
->aMY_invoiced)

I use the “\” continuation character a lot to make my code more readable to me. 
But I never start off with the “\”, it’s always after the first couple of 
parameters. Like:

OB SET($theObject_o;”name”;$name_t;\
“address”;$address_t;\
“city”;$city_t;\
“state”;”$state_t;\
“zip”;$zip_t)

Tim

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Re: What causes a 'user interruption -1000' error on an EOS method?

[Kirk Brooks via 4D_Tech]

I resolved this issue though I'm not entirely sure what the fix is. I ran
MSC and did a 'repair' on the structure. Same results. Next I put the
specific call to the EOS method into a test method and found the issue
seemed to happen when called in the context of the form method it was
running. This is mature code so I couldn't really understand what had
changed but apparently something did.

Ultimately I made a new form method and began with this EOS method and its
supporting code. It worked. I continued adding more code back in until I
had basically re-built the form method. I did clear out some cruff along
the way and something in that must have been creating a situation where the
EOS call failed. ​

On Thu, Feb 22, 2018 at 5:26 PM, Kirk Brooks  wrote:

> I don't recall ever having this issue. I have a method set to execute on
> server. It takes a series of pointers and looks like this:
>
> $errMsg:=EOS_method (\
> ->$obj;\
> ->aMY_name;\
> ->aMY_ref;\
> ->aMy_recID;\
> ->aMY_info;\
> ->aMY_address;\
> ->aMY_amount;\
> ->aMY_billed;\
> ->aMY_invoiced)
>
>
> If I turn off the EOS attribute things run just fine. When I turn it back
> on I get the error.
> If I run the method as EOS with no params it loads on the server just
> fine.
>
> I've checked and re-checked the var typing on the parameters. In fact I
> put the declarations immediately before the method call just to be sure.
> And the params are correctly declared in EOS_method.
>
> I'm at a loss and have been looking at it for too long now. Does anyone
> else have some ideas?
>
> Thanks
>
> --
> Kirk Brooks
> San Francisco, CA
> ===
>
> *We go vote - they go home*
>
> *​​*
>
>


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What causes a 'user interruption -1000' error on an EOS method?

[Kirk Brooks via 4D_Tech]

I don't recall ever having this issue. I have a method set to execute on
server. It takes a series of pointers and looks like this:

$errMsg:=EOS_method (\
->$obj;\
->aMY_name;\
->aMY_ref;\
->aMy_recID;\
->aMY_info;\
->aMY_address;\
->aMY_amount;\
->aMY_billed;\
->aMY_invoiced)


If I turn off the EOS attribute things run just fine. When I turn it back
on I get the error.
If I run the method as EOS with no params it loads on the server just fine.

I've checked and re-checked the var typing on the parameters. In fact I put
the declarations immediately before the method call just to be sure.  And
the params are correctly declared in EOS_method.

I'm at a loss and have been looking at it for too long now. Does anyone
else have some ideas?

Thanks

-- 
Kirk Brooks
San Francisco, CA
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