Screen level overflow mystery ?

[Robert J.M. Edis]

		G'day Ian

		I think it has to do with the amount of memory has been
allocated to QUICk screens.  I remember seeing this problem several years
ago on a system running 6.10e.  I can't remember if the screen memory
parameter is in the QKGO settings or QUICK process settings in VMS.

		Sorry I can't be more specific.

		Blue
		PowerHouse consultant
		Rhode Island, USA

		Disclaimer:
		The opinions and ideas expressed in this message are my own
and have no relationship to my current employer, Initial Technical Staffing,
its client CCI, or any of CCI's clients.



				-----Original Message-----
				From:	ian.brooks@mgn.co.uk
[SMTP:ian.brooks@mgn.co.uk]
				Sent:	Tuesday, June 08, 1999 7:55 AM
				To:	POWERH-L@lists.swau.edu
				Subject:	Screen level overflow
mystery ?




			We currently have a Powerhouse system running on VMS
7.1 and Powerhouse 710g1.
			We have a screen that is used to action recursive
updates. It does this by
			calling a subscreen in a While Retrieving loop.  The
problem we have is that on
			a random basis the  top level screen bombs due to
the error - *d* Screen levels
			overflow. Increase the QKGO Screen levels parameter.
The QKGO parameter is
			currently set to 15. Having done some debugging it
seems that the lower level
			screen is only ever called at level 5.

			Does anyone have any ideas ?

			Ian Brooks.


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