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Date:         Thu, 3 Oct 1996 10:56:52 -0500
Reply-To:     Thomas Kalfas <kalfast@PPRD.ABBOTT.COM>
Sender:       "SAS(r) Discussion" <SAS-L@UGA.CC.UGA.EDU>
From:         Thomas Kalfas <kalfast@PPRD.ABBOTT.COM>
Subject:      Help: AF Problem
In-Reply-To:  "perth@austrac.gov.au" <perth@austrac.gov.au> "Re: How can I get
              the value of an SAS-AF object in a dataset ?" (Oct  2,  2:54pm)

I'm really fishing here...

I have been trying to bebug a frame application over the past couple of days. The SCL for this frame contains a number of labeled sections and, consequently, a number of LINKS. The symptom of the problem I'm having is that a DATALISTC is called up twice (eventhough I had made a selection from the first appearance of this list) and then I experience a PROGRAM HALT. Now it appears to me that SAS is losing track of the links and is actually RETURNing to the wrong part of the calling section (i.e. back to the LINK rather than the next statement). I am putting flags all over the place to identify the calling sections and am "watching" the values of key variables via the debugger, etc. to try to nail down the problem before I superstitiously resort to converting some of these labeled sections into modules (since I know that there is a limit to levels of LINKS you can have in one program, although I would have expected an error message of some sort).

Any other advice out there from the AF experts?

Tom

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