Had a user get a message I've not seen before. Message was: Index: 0 to one
dimension is out of range. The system kicked the user to TCL after this
message. We are running UniData 7.2.4 on HP UX.
I went into the system but was unable to duplicate the error. Has anyone seen
this message
You could have a record out there larger than other records that that
program normally reads in.
Just a shot in the dark...
On Fri, Jul 22, 2011 at 11:56 AM, John Thompson jthompson...@gmail.comwrote:
Never seen that one...
My initial thought is:
Is there a program that has a dimensioned
On 22/07/11 16:56, John Thompson wrote:
Never seen that one...
My initial thought is:
Is there a program that has a dimensioned array, where the data that the
program is trying to read in is larger than the array that was declared in
the BASIC program?
The which situation is explicitly
In UD ($basictype 'p') - you get this message when you try to access the
zero element in an array. Eg:
DIM X(1)
X(0) = 'Hello world'
Usually, a variable isn't getting set...
With $basictype 'u' it puts the excess in (0) and this syntax works. In
$basictype 'p' it puts the data in the last
