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Hello,

I made a routine to index or reindex the dbf's with msgmeter , which is called for each indextag in a cdx-file

This works in all cases , except one (with 12 tag's , the last one gives a gpf when MsgMeter is called)

MsgMeter( { | oMeter, oText, oDlg, lEnd | ;
BCdxIndex( oMeter, oText, oDlg, @lEnd , :cINdExp , :cindTag ,;
hlp , :cIndCond , :lIsUnique,:lIndDesc) })

When i call Bcdxindex() direct , it works , the 12 tag's are build as expected

Also when only the 12-th tag is build , it gpf's

The last test was : change the indexexpression to one from the previous tag's , and indeed it works.

So i suppose it must be the indexexpression that confuses msgmeter :
(:cIndExpr)
RIGHT(STR(YEAR(ADDMONTH(fakdat,114)),4),2)+PADL(ALLTRIM(UPPER(boeknr)),5)

Note the gpf occurs before BcdxIndex is called (at least a msginfo at line one is not executed)

Frank

Frank,

Do you index the DBF meanwhile it is visible (shown on a browse, dialog fields, etc.) ?

Antonio

> Do you index the DBF meanwhile it is visible (shown on a browse,
> dialog fields, etc.) ?

No , i do it :

1) The main mdi window , init clausule

Or

2) Menu option , one dbf can be choosen in a list

Both have the same result

Frank

Frank,

Are you using harbour or xharbour ? What build ?

Antonio,

I am using xhb , last build , but this error has always be present.

It is the first time i give it attention . I hope that in the next week(s) i can change a big clipper aplication in a fw aplication , we are in the last stage from testing

Note that without msgmeter it works , so for me it is fw related

Frank

Frank,

You may create the MAP file of your app and search into it the GPF address, so we may know where it is GPFing.

Antonio

I am using a debugging tool , and got as information :

00690063 605cba00 605cb800 605cb600 605cb400 henfwxcc!ARRNEDMAAND+0xd093

I have no idea how to use it , i know only that ARRNEDMAAND is not a procedure or function , it is a global var , but it has nothing to do with the indexexpression or with the index process.

What should i search in the map file ?

Frank

Frank,

Write down the GPF address that Windows provides, then search it into the MAP file.