I am trying use this function server with and getting an error when compiling (Error: Unresolved reference to function 'stpapi.handler.subproc'.

Here is the code I'm using:

stpapi.put.field("tiflk0202m001","kalt.f",str$(kalt.f))
stpapi.put.field("tiflk0202m001","kdrm.frm",str$(kdrm.f))
stpapi.update("tiflk0202m001",err)
stpapi.handle.subproc("tiflk0202m001","tiflk0203s000","add")
stpapi.continue.process("tiflk0202m001", err.desc)
stpapi.get.field("tiflk0203s000","lot.message",clot.ack)
stpapi.end.session("tiflk0203s000")
stpapi.end.session("tiflk0202m001")

The function is stpapi.handle.subproc - looks like you forgot the proc.

I m editing subproc but getting an error when compiling
(Error: Unresolved reference to function 'stpapi.handler.subproc'.

Here is the code I'm using:

Code:
stpapi.put.field("tiflk0202m001","kalt.f",str$(kalt.f))
stpapi.put.field("tiflk0202m001","kdrm.frm",str$(kdrm.f))
stpapi.update("tiflk0202m001",err)
stpapi.handle.subproc("tiflk0202m001","tiflk0203s000","add")
stpapi.continue.process("tiflk0202m001", err.desc)
stpapi.get.field("tiflk0203s000","lot.message",clot.ack)
stpapi.end.session("tiflk0203s000")
stpapi.end.session("tiflk0202m001")

Did you copy the code into the post? Is this the actual error - "'stpapi.handler.subproc"? Make sure your code does not have that extra "r" in the code.

Otherwise post the complete code into your next post. To me it looks like you are just mis-spelling a command.

function tested.api()
{
string err
domain tcdsca err.desc
domain tcpdno pdno.f
domain tdilc.loca loca.f
domain tiqep3 qdlv.f
domain tcmcs.str30 ack1.f
domain tcmcs.str30 ack2.f
domain tcmcs.str30 ack3.f
domain tcmcs.str30 ack4.f
domain tcmcs.str1 kalt.f
domain tcmcs.str10 kdrm.f
domain tcmcs.str45 clot.ack
|domain tcmcs
loca.f="KABULLOK"
long error
error=1
pdno.f = 990544
loca.f = "KABULLOK"
qdlv.f = 0.001
ack1.f = "Test"
ack2.f = "Test"
ack3.f = "Test"
ack4.f = "Test"
kalt.f = "1"
kdrm.f = "Durum"
string stradd
stradd = "add"
stpapi.put.field("tiflk0202m001","pdno.f",str$(pdno.f))
stpapi.put.field("tiflk0202m001","loca.frm",str$(loca.f))
stpapi.put.field("tiflk0202m001","qdlv.frm",str$(qdlv.f))
stpapi.put.field("tiflk0202m001","ack1.frm",str$(ack1.f))
stpapi.put.field("tiflk0202m001","ack2.frm",str$(ack2.f))
stpapi.put.field("tiflk0202m001","ack3.frm",str$(ack3.f))
stpapi.put.field("tiflk0202m001","ack4.frm",str$(ack4.f))
stpapi.put.field("tiflk0202m001","kalt.f",str$(kalt.f))
stpapi.put.field("tiflk0202m001","kdrm.frm",str$(kdrm.f))
stpapi.put.field("tiflk0202m001","lkln.f",str$(lkln.f))
stpapi.put.field("tiflk0202m001","rkln.f",str$(rkln.f))
stpapi.put.field("tiflk0202m001","mkln.f",str$(mkln.f))
stpapi.put.field("tiflk0202m001","lagr.f",str$(lagr.f))
stpapi.put.field("tiflk0202m001","ragr.f",str$(ragr.f))
stpapi.put.field("tiflk0202m001","magr.f",str$(magr.f))
stpapi.update("tiflk0202m001",err)
stpapi.handle.subproc("tiflk0202m001", "tiflk0203s000", "add")
stpapi.continue.process("tiflk0202m001", err.desc)
stpapi.get.field("tiflk0203s000","lot.message",clot.ack)
stpapi.end.session("tiflk0203s000")
stpapi.end.session("tiflk0202m001")
}

First have you tried ttstpcreatdll on tiflk0202m001? See if you get the same compile error. If you are still getting that error message - you will need to contact support. The code I see above should at least compile.

You do have ttstpapihand attached to the session or in a pragma used statement? I usually use "#pragma used dll ottstpapihand"

thanks mark_h

Did you get it to work? If so, what exactly was it?

No. it s don't work

I don't find api error list
have you error list

i this code running in vb.net or c#.net
handle.subproc returned -10 error

I find it problem in archive


mark_h17th July 2002, 04:07
Hi Lisa,

I am definitely not a Baan 5 guru - but could it possibly be a stpapi.zoom instead of stpapi.handle .subproc? The reason I say this is that I had one function server (4c3) that the code started a sub-session and stpapi.handle.subproc would not work. I had to use stpapi.zoom to get it to work. Just a wild guess.

Wow - I forgot all about that. Glad you found an answer. I do not not of an error list for something like the -10. I was suprised it would not compile.