apurv_iitr
11th February 2009, 21:34
I need to debug some standard program. Has anyone figured out a way to compile a standard baan script? :confused:

_Ralph_
11th February 2009, 22:20
Buddy,

you need to copy it to your package vrc. Then you must be able to compile it(you can not modify/compile programs on standard vrc)

mark_h
12th February 2009, 05:08
Actually you need to own source code. On some of our issues we just ask Infor for a debug object - they provide and we run it.

apurv_iitr
12th February 2009, 17:01
My Dear Friend Ralph, I know thats how it used to work but not anymore... Infor has eliminated that option with new SP upgrade....

apurv_iitr
12th February 2009, 17:03
Mark, I wanted to know if there is a method without contacting Infor we can compile the script... you know some kind of cheat code or something....:cool:

mark_h
12th February 2009, 18:19
I understand, but even if there is something like that then I would not want it posted on the board. Nothing that might jeopardize the board. If something like that was posted I would have to delete it. Infor has worked with us in the past for critical issues that needed to be resolved and that is why I make this recommendation.

One thing I have done(just to check what happens) is to use qkey to wrap session code. Then put it in debug to step thru what steps might occur - you can't see the code or debug it very well, but it has helped me understand the steps(or events) a session might go thru.