Error in compilation of a 4gl file (Informix)

Hi I am trying to compile a 4gl file (Informix) in AIX server. The syntex is : c4gl -c same_task.4gl But it is giving "Segmentation Fault (coredump)" If i am commenting this line in same file : SELECT * INTO w_prov.* FROM prov WHERE order9 = orders[i] then it is getting compiled successfully. about w_prov : w_prov RECORD LIKE prov.*, We are using prov table that contains 238 feild and around 2500 records. Help me in resolving this issue. Thanks with regards, Arbind Singh 9880290290

getarbind@gmail.com wrote: > Hi > I am trying to compile a 4gl file (Informix) in AIX server. > The syntex is : > > c4gl -c same_task.4gl > > But it is giving "Segmentation Fault (coredump)" > > If i am commenting this line in same file : > > SELECT * INTO w_prov.* FROM prov WHERE order9 = orders[i]> > then it is getting compiled successfully. > > about w_prov : > w_prov RECORD LIKE prov.*, > > We are using prov table that contains 238 feild and around 2500 > records. > > Help me in resolving this issue. > Thanks > > with regards, > Arbind Singh > 9880290290 hello, see similar bug when DBTEMP was set. regards,

getarbind@gmail.com wrote: > Hi > I am trying to compile a 4gl file (Informix) in AIX server. > The syntex is : > > c4gl -c same_task.4gl > > But it is giving "Segmentation Fault (coredump)" > > If i am commenting this line in same file : > > SELECT * INTO w_prov.* FROM prov WHERE order9 = orders[i]> > then it is getting compiled successfully. > > about w_prov : > w_prov RECORD LIKE prov.*, > > We are using prov table that contains 238 feild and around 2500 > records. > > Help me in resolving this issue. > Thanks > > with regards, > Arbind Singh > 9880290290 > Try: LET tmp_order = orders[i] select .... where order9 = tmp_order I remember having some problems with subscripted variables so time ago. HTH Michael

Michael Krzepkowski a écrit : > getarbind@gmail.com wrote: > > Hi > > I am trying to compile a 4gl file (Informix) in AIX server. > > The syntex is : > > > > c4gl -c same_task.4gl > > > > But it is giving "Segmentation Fault (coredump)" > > > > If i am commenting this line in same file : > > > > SELECT * INTO w_prov.* FROM prov WHERE order9 = orders[i]> > > > then it is getting compiled successfully. > > > > about w_prov : > > w_prov RECORD LIKE prov.*, > > > > We are using prov table that contains 238 feild and around 2500 > > records. > > > > Help me in resolving this issue. > > Thanks > > > > with regards, > > Arbind Singh > > 9880290290 > > > Try: > > LET tmp_order = orders[i] > select .... where order9 = tmp_order > > I remember having some problems with subscripted variables so time ago. > > HTH > > > Michael Hi Michael Thanks for ur reply. I have tried this one but again same error has come. "Segmentation Fault (coredump)" I think u are correct that there is some problem with subscripted variables . But this is nt working.

getarbind@gmail.com wrote: > Michael Krzepkowski a 'crit : > >> getarbind@gmail.com wrote: >>> Hi >>> I am trying to compile a 4gl file (Informix) in AIX server. >>> The syntex is : >>> >>> c4gl -c same_task.4gl >>> >>> But it is giving "Segmentation Fault (coredump)" >>> >>> If i am commenting this line in same file : >>> >>> SELECT * INTO w_prov.* FROM prov WHERE order9 = orders[i]>>> >>> then it is getting compiled successfully. >>> >>> about w_prov : >>> w_prov RECORD LIKE prov.*, >>> >>> We are using prov table that contains 238 feild and around 2500 >>> records. >>> >>> Help me in resolving this issue. >>> Thanks >>> >>> with regards, >>> Arbind Singh >>> 9880290290 >>> >> Try: >> >> LET tmp_order = orders[i] >> select .... where order9 = tmp_order >> >> I remember having some problems with subscripted variables so time ago. >> >> HTH >> >> >> Michael > > Hi Michael > Thanks for ur reply. I have tried this one but again same error has > come. > "Segmentation Fault (coredump)" > > I think u are correct that there is some problem with subscripted > variables . > But this is nt working. > There is a flag for c4gl to control subscript ranges (and show error). I don't have 4GL compiler handy, but check your docs. Recompile program with that flag set and try again. Default is not to check subscript ranges. HTH Michael

On 8 Aug 2006 04:44:45 -0700, getarbind@gmail.com <getarbind@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi > I am trying to compile a 4gl file (Informix) in AIX server. > The syntex is : > > c4gl -c same_task.4gl > > But it is giving "Segmentation Fault (coredump)" That is a bug in the compiler -- core dumps almost always are. The compiler may refuse to compile a program, and generate error messages, but it may bit crash. Contact IBM Technical Support. The rest of the discussion may help you work around the bug, but unless you report the bug, it may never be fixed. Try to make a minimal test case that reproduces the program. The ideal test case does't need a database at all and consists of about 20 lines of I4GL code. Often, you can't achieve that minimu, but you need to provide the SQL to create the database (no data neede; just the schema - for compiler problems), plus whatever code is necessary. In this context (of a compiler error) you should only need a single source file (unless globals files are an irreducible part of the problem). If i am commenting this line in same file : > > SELECT * INTO w_prov.* FROM prov WHERE order9 = orders[i]> > then it is getting compiled successfully. > > about w_prov : > w_prov RECORD LIKE prov.*, > > We are using prov table that contains 238 feild and around 2500 > records. > -- Jonathan Leffler #include <disclaimer.h> Email: jleffler@earthlink.net, jleffler@us.ibm.com Guardian of DBD::Informix v2005.02 -- http://dbi.perl.org/