While executing a save function of a maintain session through AFS we are getting a fatal error "Process terminated by display server". What can we do to resolve this problem?

What session? Does it run correctly for a number of records before the error?

Mark

We are facing the problem with the type 3 session Transactions - tfgld1101m000.

The following is the code that we have written for inserting a new record in tfgld1101m000

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edate = date.num()
stpapi.put.field( "tfgld1101m000", "tedt.f", str$(edate) )
year=2004
stpapi.put.field( "tfgld1101m000", "tfgld101.year", str$(year) )
bat_desc = "Batch thru AFS"
stpapi.put.field( "tfgld1101m000", "bref.f", bat_desc )


|* Query to get the latest batch number
select tfgld014.*
from tfgld014
where tfgld014._index1 = { :year }
as set with 1 rows
selectdo
btno = tfgld014.lbno + 1
selectempty
btno = 1
endselect

stpapi.put.field( "tfgld1101m000", "tfgld101.btno", str$(btno) )
fprd=09
stpapi.put.field( "tfgld1101m000", "fprd.f", str$(fprd) )
rprd=09
stpapi.put.field( "tfgld1101m000", "rprd.f", str$(rprd) )
tyear=2004
stpapi.put.field( "tfgld1101m000", "vyer.f", str$(tyear) )
tprd=09
stpapi.put.field( "tfgld1101m000", "vprd.f", str$(tprd) )
new.batch = true

ret = stpapi.change.view( "tfgld1101m000" )

ttyp="100"
stpapi.put.field( "tfgld1101m000", "tfgld101.ttyp", ttyp )

ret = stpapi.insert( "tfgld1101m000", 1, sess.error )
if not isspace(sess.error) then
message("Insert Error " & sess.error)
ret = stpapi.recover( "tfgld1101m000", sess.error )
endif

stpapi.end.session( "tfgld1101m000" )

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The error occurs at the stpapi.insert statement although the record is correctly inserted in the table tfgld101.

Is it dropping your connection? This almost sounds like you need new objects, tool set and maybe even a porting set. Another thing you can try is to find the batch in tfgld1100m000, do a continue, then insert into tfgld1101s000. That is how the one we have works.

Mark