System error: 5635

priyankash

New Member
hi all,

I am getting system error as mentioned below .. Please help and suggest as how to increase the -s parameter

(SYSTEM ERROR: -s exceeded.
Raising STOP condition and attempting to write stack trace to file
'procore'. Consider increasing -s startup parameter. (5635)

Thanks & Regards,
Priyanka
 

priyankash

New Member
Hi rstanciu,

Thanks for the reply ... This error was coming when i was running procedure ...

I think i have to increase in the start up script size -s parameter , restart DB and check again..

Thanks & Regards,
Priyanka
 

rstanciu

Member
no ... there is nothing to do ... do not restart the DB
(even you increase the stack size you got the same error 2 minutes later)
using proenv or shell ... as root/administrator
type proDebugEnable -enable-all
and proDebugger
after ... start your progress session ...
return to proDebugger and Debug->Attach to process -> select you session and ... good luck to debugg ... ;)
 

rstanciu

Member
another option is to start you session with folowing parameters:

-clientlog clientlog.txt
-logginglevel 4
# ATTENTION QryInfo -> SYSTEM ERROR !!! (AIx/Linux)
-logentrytypes DB.Connects,FileID,4GLMessages,4GLTrace,QryInfo
-clearlog
-logthreshold 500000
-numlogfiles 5
-debugalert
-errorstack
-yc
-yx

some files give you informations: clientlog.txt, proc.mon, client.mon

or execute SESSION:EXECUTION-LOG = true. on procedure edition, before running you procedure.
a new file is created ... proexec.log

*** this option works on version 10.x
 

priyankash

New Member
Hi All,

I am not allowed to change in startup script i got reply ...
Apart from this . Is there any way to solve by changing in program ?

Thanks & Regards,
Priyanka
 

rstanciu

Member
if you are not developper .. do not touch nothing ... and call the developper of application
to solve this !
 

rzr

Member
Priyanaka,

you have to debug the program. Either use debugger tool or keep test message and try to find out why/where the logic is going into a recursive loop.
 
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